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This production of Harold Pinter's "The Dumb Waiter" is a haunting depiction of classism that will examine the inability of humans to communicate with each other, the claustrophobia resulting from a lack of social mobility, and man's inhumanity to man.

When Nisan starts an internship at a PR firm specializing in Awards Campaigning, he finds himself out of his depth with the cut throat actors, shark executives, and ruthless assistants, teaching him the hard way that competition is deadly and when it comes to the gold, no one's safe.

An adult daughter and her mother embark on a road trip and have to navigate their relationship along the way. Starring Anita Barone & Eleanor Vigneault Written by Eleanor Vigneault & Directed by Augusta Mariano

A small panel of veteran Fringers will share their experiences and answer questions pertaining to writing and devising solo shows as an independent writer.

A small panel of veteran Fringers will share their experiences and answer questions pertaining to writing and devising ensemble shows as an independent writer.

With the fall of the Soviet Union, Madame Alex dead and Heidi Fleiss in jail, the sex trade in Los Angeles was available for the taking....now a Russian madame tells all!

A 16-year-old Jewish actor faces off with her Jewish mother and plastic surgeon to make the biggest decision of her life.

Bunga! Bunga! is a comic opera about the life and times of populist billionaire Silvio Berlusconi. Four times Prime Minister of Italy and the template for many other populist leaders of their countries. It follows him from the beginning of his career to his downfall with Ruby the Heart Stealer

As a woman in her early thirties - I feel it's time to explore my shame, sexuality, and acceptance the only way I know how...through conversations with a disturbingly accurate puppet version of my 11-year old self. This show is explosive, funny, and ultimately, super fucking honest.

Larry Cedar is your guide to the dystopian world of George Orwell via this one-hour adaptation. Through Orwell's literary prism, visit the chaotic kitchens of Down & Out in Paris & London, a barnyard on the brink of creature revolt in Animal Farm, and the futuristic hell that is 1984.