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In The Second Coming of Joan of Arc, Joan returns to share her story with contemporary women and unmask the brutal misogyny behind male institutions. Defiant, irreverent, intelligent, and faithful to her own visions, Joan of Arc was one of the most well-documented figures of the 15th Century.

An atypical romantic comedy, that explores all of the awkward firsts that come with dating, sex and love from a late bloomer's perspective.

A twenty-something without direction looks for guidance from the Julia Roberts filmography to manage her misogynist boss, overbearing family, friends who have achieved far greater success, and non-existent love life. Can she navigate life channeling the roles made famous by Julia Roberts?

MIND THE GAP. Bridge the gap between potential audience & you. Evaluation & take-aways for immediate use. ACCESSIBILITY IN ARTS. Get introduced to groups who would love to attend but literally aren't invited b/c of limitations PLUS orgs who can fund & give you access on a tight budget.

Character Breakdown is a hilariously raw solo show based on the masks we wear as African American women to make it through this life. Maya Lynne incorporates spoken word, song and dance, as she explores how society, career and love put us in boxes and teach us to forget who we really are.

sister wivez is a bizarre farce highlighting the events leading up to the anniversary dinner of five sister wives and their shared husband in real(-ish) time. This 50-minute nightmare play explores the modern village, a woman's purpose, and whether or not God is actually chill with lesbians.

To err is to be human. But what if we build a working time machine? We could go to the past and fix all those errors! With the help of Back to the Future, Douglas Adams and hours watching the Science Channel, Chris McGowan may have the answers to his life's problems - and yours!

Wet Cookies are a debauched yet sophisticated sketch comedy troupe. We mix sketch with a narrative behind-the-scenes look at how the show came to be. Awkward and absurdist comedy is our specialty.

Angie McDormitt’s (self-proclaimed intersectional theater-maker and human soul) dream is to bring her own modern retelling of The Wizard of Oz to 2025 audiences. With a few last-minute dropouts, big egos, and tech snafus, the production does not go exactly as she imagined.

Second smash year! Too many shows and not enough time? Our experienced, independent judges see tons of productions across every genre, then we choose, and present live highlights from, five of the best shows at each Pick of the Fringe performance. Come see what all the buzz is about!