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Winona is a sixty-minute naked shopping trolley ride through an abandoned car park decorated with bandaids on the knees and elbows from previous wounds. Equal parts soul crushing and absurdly ridiculous, but ultimately a love letter to our neurodiverse and disabled bodies, brains and hearts.

**TOP OF THE FRINGE - NOMINEE** *STAGE RAW TOP TEN* Two strangers’ road trip unravels when they decide to try to extort money from a DMV bribery scheme. A blistering dark comedy starring HFF award-winners Ben Moroski and Michael Shaw Fisher.

The creators of Unreal City (2018 Best in Immersive Theatre) challenge you to Vote for MURDER at this year’s Senior Class President elections! Which candidate is trying to steamroll their peers on their way to the top? A sandbox immersive experience/co-operative RPG inspired by Clue, Mafia and more.

An immersive exploration of identity, sexuality, and faith through a Sunday in the life of an urban pastor and his teenage daughter. Rochester, 1996 is highly interactive and mobile – the show progresses between multiple locations, starting and ending in Hollywood.

A play about the gym! Ensemble dramedy depicting 5 personal trainers during a transformation of their workplace. • To them, I am you. I am you to someone else. • Mirrors twist motivation into obsession. • You build and build until you break. Then what? • How did the game get you? • @gamegotyou

Each with 6 children’s lives in their hands, two Vietnamese women take different paths to get their families out of a fallen South Vietnam before the world as they know it crashes down on them all. WARNING: Contains historical images of refugees that may be uncomfortable to some.

Theatre of NOTE showcases some notable acts from its latest Performance Marathon, a sixteen-year-old Hollywood tradition featuring an eclectic mix of performance art. Join us as we celebrate our 30th anniversary by sharing the renowned Marathon experience with the Hollywood Fringe audience.

DEAR YOKO is a highly charged, hilarious yet deeply moving and painfully revealing one woman show that interweaves the lives of actress/comic Anzu Lawson, her (late) tiger mother Keiko and the legendary Yoko Ono… as they navigate xenophobia, self-worth and identity in America & Japan.

A solo autobiographical storytelling piece rooted in my experience growing up Nuyorican in 1980s New York, navigating poverty, religious extremism, and street survival. Through dark humor and reflection, the work examines identity, masculinity, and the possibility of transformation.

For a free Sneak Preview of the famous French CanCan featured in our show CARPE NOCTEM, come join us at Fringe Central Station on Monday, June 18th at 7.30pm.