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On the last day of 1982, minutes before the New Year, Tennessee Williams, beaten and alone, encounters a homeless teenager on the streets of NYC. Although seemingly opposites, they learn they have much in common in their attempts to conquer fear, loneliness and to survive.

You have been chosen as a candidate for deep-space travel. Your destination: the nearest known habitable planet, trillions of miles from Earth. The trip will be long, and the spacecraft's life support systems can only accommodate one human being. But you will not be alone.

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

The festival costs hundreds of thousands of dollars to produce each year. Help us put a dent in those looming costs by attending a party! Doors open at 7pm. Attendees must be 21 or older. All proceeds will go toward the 2015 festival. A fabulous run-up event for the fringe community.

To share the room with the gigantic creature known simply as Honeybuns is to experience a highly physical, interactive piece of performance art that has impressions of satire, revolution, and eletro shock treatment. Honeybuns has performed in Chicago, New York City, Moscow, and Austin.

Two young brothers live in a small house just at the edge of their city. Next to them is a forest, out of place but regarded with normalcy. When tension rises at home, the boys hide in their room, spinning wild stories together. In the forest, they find that stories may have a life of their own.

The interactive magic showdown, where YOU decide the winner! Four magicians enter. One leaves… The others leave, too, but less happy.

Visit me in person and ask me anything you want! See how I come up with quick answers to all your burning questions in 40 languages! Hang out with me and my friends Twitter, Facebook and Yahoo. Meet Craig and his list, Tom and his space, Wiki and his pedia! Help us mock our arch nemesis, Bing!

What if Christ returned and we all missed it? From an award-winning theatrical duo, Down to Earth is the entirely untold and untrue story of Gene Christ: a veteran park ranger and direct Son of God. Christ is coming, and he’s bringing the egg salad.

An educational lecture and workshop on virtual reality, its application in theatre, and a demonstrative viewing of a scene from "Othello" in virtual reality.