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THREE STORIES By Alexa Derman, 18 Westfield, NJ A college freshman uses other people’s stories to avoid dealing with her own, which is tearing her apart.

Part 4 of Riley Smith's epic one man show that retells Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings: Extended Edition shot for shot. This year, we tackle the Council of Elrond.

Following runs at Second City, UCB, and Brooklyn Comedy Collective, Ripstickin is here! Ripstickin is a deep dive into a cancer scare Jake had in the fall of 2020. Woven through the meditations on loneliness and the absurdity of modern life, Jake plays us a deep cut 1975 song too many times.

Light and dark are reversed in this farcical comedy about a burglar who inadvertently gets wrapped up in a married couple’s feud, so you can only see the characters onstage when they are stumbling around in complete darkness. Come see our next performances July 26th and 27th at the Electric Lodge!

From the creators of "Ya Like Jazz? A Bee Movie Musical" comes a brand new musical parody starring The Fairly OddParents, and dozens of your favorite early 2000s characters in the biggest crossover-episode-musical of the century!

"Les Deux You Remember This?" is a jukebox musical about Hollywood's best worst decade, the early 2000's. In 2006, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, and Britney Spears go out for a night of partying at the famed club Les Deux when they discover that their Bentley can travel through time.

One boy. One girl. One island. No rules. “The Blue Lagoon: A Musical” is a subversively funny take on the classic tale of shipwrecked teen cousins in lust. Come along with Richard and Emmeline on their journey of survival, swimming and sexual discovery. Sit close enough and you might get wet, too!

Sizzle is a live show that incorporates comedy sketches and videos to help audiences of different colors, ideologies, and creeds become more familiar with one another.

Celebrate the launch of the Fringe with a whirlwind of bands, DJ's, and performers. Sip a drink, hit the dance floor, and prepare for the events to come.

HELP!!! Do you think I have what it takes to make it in Hollywood? Or should I go back to Ohio and finish my PhD?