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These heartfelt, and often funny, performances offer a window into the journey to find self-love. From the struggle of coming out to self reflections in the psych ward. From growing up fast in a one-parent family to talking to your uncooperative genitalia. There is a little something for everyone.

Based on a true story, Al Fine (meaning "to the end" in Italian) is about the final moments of the musicians on the infamous Titanic. In this ten minute play, these five men must put aside their personal beliefs and morals to come together and decide their fate.

The workshop will be led by a panel of past participants and other veteran community members who can offer you an insider perspective of putting up an accessible show on the Fringe.

Mutineer Theatre Company (MTC) recently discovered, in a company member’s sock drawer, the final acts of some of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies. Dedicated to original work, MTC considers it an honor to stage these world premieres and prove the Bard’s old adage “All’s Well That Ends Twice.”

Machina Candeo Fire Performance, Dance and Circus Arts Company mixes modern dance, a wide variety of musical moods, vibrant costuming, makeup, stilting, aerial acrobatics, circus character work and the passionate element of fire! !

South-Asian writer/performer Rasika Mathur brings the "model minority" stereotype to its knees, demonstrating how undetected lifelong mental issues wreak havoc on an otherwise talented, intelligent girl hustling in Hollywood. But it's a comedy!

Parent Discretion Advised is an intimate performance about love, fear, and the moment when personal responsibility collides with forces far larger than the self. Performed by a woman who has recently become a mother, the piece traces the aftershocks of pregnancy—how identity, morality, and instinct

Known as Winnicott’s selves, there are 5 levels of identity traveled for the “false self” to become “true self”, or vice versa. “Self Depiction” is a one-man show about mental health and to tell my journey through life’s struggles.

Soliloquy of a young man called David, who, from the after-life, reflects on his life and death.

An almost-normal-family struggles with their different (and distinct) versions of grief and mourning as they approach a milestone anniversary of their shared tragedy.