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Part theater, part drive-in movie, and part car-wash, The Car Show explores how communication is manipulated/distorted by modes of transmission—including technology, space, age, status, taboo, and the internal/external divide... Come enjoy drama from the comfort of your own car!

Music, Comedy, and Acting.

How many times do you have to bang your head against the wall until you finally change course? In the fun and funny one woman play, Stella Valente weaves the correlation of Argentine Tango to living life, creating lasting relationships and falling in love.

It's time to get your Fringe on! Ask questions and share feedback on how to succeed on the Fringe with a panel of HFF veterans.

2018 Best Musical & Best World Premiere-winners are back with 9 spontaneous original musical comedies you've never seen before - and will never see again! Live-band improv comedy feat. robots intent on understanding the human condition.

Femoir is a high-energy sketch and interactive comedy show filled with music, memorable characters, and political satire. The show carefully blends current events and playful moments, held together with an infectious enthusiasm and excitement.

Chacoalhar (Shake Up) is an in-progress monologue by artist Kátia Moraes where she revisits vivid memories of her upbringing in Brasil revealing social, spiritual, cultural, and political aspects of her native country. Watch Promo Video: https://www.youtube.com/katiamoraes

The Guild Show is a variety show that uses sketch comedy, musical numbers, and story telling to bring a more thematic look at culture, politics, and the many ups and downs of being ghetto and fabulous.

Get to know some of the amazing Fringe Venues! The workshop will introduce you to veteran Fringe venue managers who can offer you an idea of what to expect when working with different venues during Fringe. A great opportunity to meet people who could book your show!

Mutineer Theatre Company (MTC) recently discovered, in a company member’s sock drawer, the final acts of some of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies. Dedicated to original work, MTC considers it an honor to stage these world premieres and prove the Bard’s old adage “All’s Well That Ends Twice.”