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Join us for a celebration of all that’s excelled in the festival as the nominees march down the red carpet on a path to Fringe glory. Dress to impress. Participants, friends, audience, and fans are all welcome!

I’m not really a psychic. I’m just an adorable neurodivergent weirdo who pretends to read minds.

When the daughter becomes the mom and the mom becomes the daughter, but not in a “Freaky Friday”, out-of-body-experience-experiment-gone-wrong kind of way… The call, from 3000 miles away, was the first blow of many to come… “Your mom fell…” “Shit.” “And… she has dementia.” “Double shit.”

Great Things, written and directed by Guy Zimmerman, is a short dramatic film about the psychological blowback of the kind of Abu Graib-type militarism. With Mickey Swenson and Alana Dietze. Shot and cut by Brad Cooper.

20's and 30's musical hot jazz comedy with some charleston and audiance participatory off-rythm exercises. Hosted by grandson's of silent and talkie film star Zasu Pitts. You won't be dressed as well as the cast, but we will all use our imagination.

SALON NOIR, part lyric play/sketch revue and whole heartfelt farce, chronicles the artist journey of two high-school musical standouts through an exploration of radical Black joy from Chicago to the Hollywood hustle. Think "The Wiz" meets "In Living Color" meets "The Color Purple."

Eric Czuleger is a PCV in Albania. LTB is a new media theatre project that tells his stories. Performed by Deven Simonson, Directed by Sara Perry. Live streamed around the world. It's a microphone, an actor, and an audience. Real stories happening now, experienced live onstage and online.

HERE WE GO AGAIN By Ariella Carmell, 18 Los Angeles, CA A pair of sisters returns to their childhood bedroom and confront the ghosts of the past.

"it is indispensible to have at one's bedside table a good book, a good glass of scotch, and a french piece of french toast" -Ernest Hemmingway we're having a feast, a fluxus feast! you're invited! to the feast! the fluxus feast! bring a friend. they may be eaten, they may be eaten or maybe no

Vengeance Can Wait navigates Japanese sub-culture as it charts a different kind of love story. Dark, twisted, and touching, odd roommates come to understand the "kinks" in their relationship.