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SPLOOSH By Frank Garland, 17 Seattle, WA On the night of their friend’s funeral, a group of teenagers commune at their regular hang-out spot.

THREE STORIES By Alexa Derman, 18 Westfield, NJ A college freshman uses other people’s stories to avoid dealing with her own, which is tearing her apart.

In the basement of an abandoned office building, former employee Guy Johnson arrives for a meeting that was never scheduled at the job he was fired from long ago. Physical Theater, clown, improvisation and basketball combine into a comedic theatrical poem of failure and transformation.

Perhaps the greatest play ever written, this is Chekhov's first masterpiece presented like you have never seen it before. No proscenium, no period sets or costumes, no rules--just the text, ten young actors, and human imagination bring this brilliant work to life.

One night, after 30 years apart, a daughter returns to her lonely mother. Despite the bitter history between them, the two struggle to mend their bond ridden in the tragic circumstance. Maron Doll explores a difficult relationship and how we can rebuild the bridges we thought were long-since burned.

Don't want to see another one-man show at the Fringe this year? Then come to "Jeb & Jeremiah: Alive in 2010!!!!!". Here, you'll find a brand new musical comedy about time travel, vaudevillian comedians, puppets, Google, God and of course... true love. Don't settle for plays... come see a musical!

Graphic Novelist Steven T. Seagle brings his Eisner and Ringo nominated collection of comedic graphic essays to life as performed monologues with projected art. Raised in an America that discouraged nudity, Steve is at loose in a world that keeps undressing him emotionally & physically!

Edith Can Shoot Things and Hit Them by A. Rey Pamatmat is play about three kids — Kenny, his sister Edith, and their friend Benji - abandoned on a farm in remote Middle America. With little adult supervision, they feed and care for each other, making up the rules as they go.

A fun, thought provoking one act play about the media and how news can be corrupting for audiences at home. This play is meant to juxtapose the 2 points of view in media today; dry, fact driven news stories that are important, against the sexed-up, hyped-up product endorsed fluff. Enjoy!

FUCK MY LIFE follows a diverse group of millennials as they navigate their lives on-and-offline. Between shots of Jameson and messy hookups their online antics explode into IRL problems. Could one post completely change the course of their lives forever? A commentary/love letter for the digital age.