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Little is known about Josiah Henson, the formerly enslaved man who escaped slavery with his wife and children. Most know him as Uncle Tom, from the book Uncle Tom's Cabin, which Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote after reading his biography. This one man show will share Josiah's heroic journey to freedom.

In Slack Tide, four friends in Maine wonder if they belong in each others' lives anymore, and what those lives should look like. Take a seat at their picnic table as they interrogate tradition, environmentalism, and the dawn of a new world order.

Dorothy Parker's unforgettable characters and crackling wit come to life onstage in "Might As Well Live", a modern twist on four of Dottie's most hilarious and heartbreaking stories.

A Night of Noh Theatre pays homage to Noh Theatre with a new tradition of theatre called American Noh utilizing Suzuki Movement and Expressionist Dance.

New this year! Join us for a relaxed, low-pressure sober hang at Plummer Park. Bring a blanket, settle into the grass, and enjoy calm conversation, easy connection, and organic networking with fellow Fringers in a laid-back, open-air setting.

Back for a One Night Only Homecoming Performance after being chosen as a "Pick of the Fringe" at the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe Festival last summer! This award-winning one-man show by George Steeves tells the story of his trials and tribulations living on the Autism Spectrum.

Shakespeare's classic tale of mistaken identity, as brought to life by a group of amazingly talented students from UCLA's school of Theater, Film, and Television.

A solo play by Stacie Chaiken: An American archaeologist is summoned to a dig in the ancient town of Jaffa. The Israelis found something that might change everything. She’s the only one who can tell them what it is. And her mother just died. And there’s a lizard in her bathtub

Icarus has been falling from the sky forever. Today, he’s thinking about trying something new.

This is a magic and mentalism show-not a covert op. “Classified files” are props. “Agents” are audience volunteers. The shockingly accurate predictions? Stagecraft. Pure mentalism. It’s a comedic noir caper packed with twists, laughs, and delightfully suspicious mind games.