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Maria, a bi-racial Pakistani-American young woman, lives in New York City with her boyfriend Dave. On the eve of Hurricane Sandy, her father Baba comes to visit from Pakistan. Trapped inside, they are forced to confront their differing views on culture, love, and belonging.

It's "Meet The Parents" with an hilarious naked twist! Skye has to introduce her fiancé Eric to her family, but he doesn't know that she and her family are nudists...and that she said he is too! In this immersive experience, the audience must also disrobe to see if Eric can "grin and bare it."

New this year! A relaxed, low-pressure community walk perfect for gentle connection, fresh air, and easy conversation with fellow Fringers. Come unwind, meet new people, and enjoy a calm, grounding start to your day.

An event with continental breakfast and coffee for members of the Arts Industry, including press, producers, promoters, scouts, agents, managers, venues and festival representatives.

Every excess, every indulgence, every cliche...and the take down they so richly deserve. A biting yet affectionate satire of the solo show phenomenon, set against the back drop of the World Championships, "The Tourney of the Journeys."

One woman's journey through the hilariously tragic world of mental illness.

Jennifer is a recent college graduate who has just been “graped”, or grey-raped. Unable to bring her grapist to justice in a court of law, Jennifer decides she must kill him, but she'll need all the help she can get from the women who raised her, the MMHMM.

Dave Fein has put together a new stand up comedy act which is an array of wild, satirical yet brutally honest material that will make you ask the existential question...“What is all this?”

Duck Ugly is a solo show written and performed by Claire Thomasina J, with development and direction by Deana Barone. It is a strange tale about a little English girl who doesn't quite fit. It is a weaving together of the surreal, the disturbing and the comedic.

NYC - 1975 - Truman Capote's Penthouse Apartment. A chapter from his new novel Answered Prayers has been published in Esquire Magazine and Truman is "a little agitated" as he "spills the beans" about his life, career, lovers and high society friends treating him as if he were "spreading cholera".