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The almost true (but very made-up) story of two girls' evolution from frenemies to BFFs - and all of the gross things that happened in between.

This dynamic series is designed to be a day of learning and collaboration that will assist Fringe participants in creative development, the writing process, and mentorship in the arts. Each workshop focuses on a different aspect of writing and is tailored to help in various process stages.

Imagine “Our Town” procreates with “No Exit” and makes an absurd, violent, and strangely funny baby. That baby is THE EGG PLAY. Three characters, one persistent doorbell, and a memory that refuses to recognize it has long overstayed its welcome.

Cindy Is Right Now. She is.

We can't take our show to the stage right now, so we are going VIRTUAL! Join us on Zoom, May 28th at 4pm and 6pm PST for our LIVE It's Personal show. The theme for this month's storytelling show is SURVIVAL.

This is a story about a moment in my life where I finally gave myself permission to strip away the negativity and self doubt I had been wearing for too long. I gave myself permission to take a swing in an effort to live a life of no regrets.

Shepard and Chaiken penned these real and imagined moments about romantic love and the closeness and distance between lovers. Savage Love steps through raw, relatable, shared moments— the difficulty of expressing tenderness, the dread of being replaced, or the intimacy of watching a lover sleep.

Thirteen year old Charlie is trying to recruit friends to stay with him in his dad's doomsday bunker to save them from dying in the upcoming 2012 apocalypse. One by one, Charlie's peers realize the end of the world might just be easier than the terrifying reality of growing up.

When you put two multi-hyphenates together, you can't just do one thing. Ergo, the world premiere of PEEP, a comedy variety show: sketch, improv, stuntwork, and a wee bit o’ clown. CONTENT WARNING: bad words, audience interaction, grossness, flashing lights, and glow-in-the-dark bunnies

When Rosie heads to college, her anxiety and OCD have other plans. Her fear of dating is so crippling she can’t even hold a guy’s hand. A musical comedy for anyone who has ever felt like their own brain was working against them.