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THE SMOKEOUT: A late-night Fringe sanctuary of cinematic bass and audacity. 32 icons compete in a 5-night lyrical gauntlet of rap battles, sketches, and musicals. You are the jury in this high-octane variety showcase. Bring your circle. Find your icon. Crown the winner. #WeWantTheSmoke

She swears she’s finally doing stand-up all by herself. Her puppets aren’t so sure. In this half hour, one-woman, many-voiced comedy experiment, Hannah sets out to perform solo—but each of her characters has something to say about it. And ventriloquism becomes more personal than she ever intended.

LATIN ICONS is a powerful, music-driven solo performance by a Brazilian immigrant artist, blending concert, ritual, and theatre to channel resilience, queerness, and cultural memory—an urgent declaration of presence, survival, and transformation.

Ian Bratschie’s Todd Macabre haunts the Hollywood Fringe with a fog-drenched solo show that celebrates clowning, horror, and queerness— delivering a performance that is raw, strange, and darkly funny. It will leave audiences electrified, like a lightning bolt into Frankenstein’s lab.

Cantankerous Chicago columnist Mike Royko just may be the toughest man in Chicago as he takes on corporate greed, mobsters, celebrities, racism, and the Mayor of Chicago, in this multi-media solo show tour de force by Hollywood Fringe veteran Mitchell Bisschop. Tickets: hff22.co/7567

What happens when the patriarchal monster in your feminist head is really you? You conjure up your dead maiden aunt to guide you through a hymn of movement, sound, stories, ghostly conversations, humor, and aprons — oh so many aprons.

THE WINDSOR FRINGE KENNETH BRANAGH AWARD FOR NEW DRAMA WRITING presents the three wining plays selected from 239 scripts received world-wide. Come and judge for yourself the winning play. Enter your script for 2014 at www.windsorfringe.co.uk.

MALICE follows Alice and Arden as they cope with the death of their mother, who attempted to murder their father and committed suicide. They are compelled by her will to read her suicide notes aloud to each other-- or forfeit their inheritance.

"X" is a one-man show detailing the life of Malcom X, before and during his evolution into the human rights activist we know him as today. The show's content is true to the attitudes, behavior, and language of the 40s, 50s, and 60s.

"Stop Kiss" explores the relationship of new friends Sara and Callie.