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a devised exploration of events that may or may not have occurred between 10 pm and 5 am last night ;) Presented by Midnight Central Theatre Co. - a company of friends dedicated to the bold and ridiculous, with roots in Los Angeles, CA and Austin, TX.

A look inside the mind of Joan of Arc, one of the most beloved "Hero" Saints. Burned at the stake for cross-dressing, "D'arc Voices" examines the human struggles of gender identity that tormented the Maiden from Lorraine.

Part of Fringe Central Station's nightly free programming includes Fringe Cabaret, a changing variety act that includes snippets of different Fringe productions.

A disillusioned Gen Z college dropout starts a satirical conspiracy online that squirrels are actually surveillance drones operated by the United States government.

A multimedia, time capsule of memories, secrets and most precious experiences of, The Belman sisters. Three sisters, who immigrate to America from the U.S.S.R before and after Perestroika. Intimate winks and glimpses of their past lives wander as they reinvent themselves in America.

A musical comedy stage show extravaganza featuring original music from Scout Durwood’s (MTV’s MARY + JANE) debut album with Blue Elan Records--an autobiographical queer pop album titled TAKE ONE THING OFF.

Hedda is a very desperate housewife, frantically searching for the key to a door she cannot find, and she might just burn the house down looking. Written by Ibsen in 1891, this translation by Brian Friel breathes modern life to the original. Adapted for the Fringe with a fiery 90 min runtime.

"What's Killing Jerrica" is a 15-minute solo play that weaves comedy into a coming-of-age narrative. This story follows the journey of Jerrica, a suicidal queer woman, as she navigates the aftermath of her latest attempt and bravely endeavors to pick up the pieces of her life.

One day I sat down and began to journal and the question i asked myself, do you love yourself and was blown away by the answer NO! On that day I decided to change my lfe and that was 14 years ago.

A multi-character, “one-widow” dark comedy. A show for anyone who has been touched by loss … and that’s just about everyone.