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A young woman named Chocolate, alone in the sacredness of her room sheds the secrets of her soul and encounters her inhibitions. She speaks to those that she fears wouldn’t listen. Here, in her room, she embarks on a timeless journey challenging the notions of authenticity of Blackness.

Award-winning adaptation of Nobel winner Knut Hamsun's 1890 masterpiece - A sensitive writer from a small town faces physical and spiritual starvation as he tries to make it as a Hollywood screenwriter.

After Zspace Industries passes over scientist Walter Kipling for an upcoming space launch in favor of the beautiful Katherine White, Space Shuttle 9 goes missing. Now, the would-be hero and his childhood solar-powered space helmet may be Katherine's only chance for coming back to Earth alive.

Tea for Two, inspired by Overtones (1915) by Alice Gerstenberg, follows two women in a seemingly polite conversation as their inner selves surface, revealing rivalry, desire, and unspoken truths. A sharp, playful exploration of the clash between social masks and darker, untamed selves.

When Paul and Jennifer come home from a weekend away, they find that the Air BnB renters of their apartment has left an overwhelming present for them in the bathroom. Their struggle to deal with the toilet eventually leads to a bigger problem they may or may not be able to flush away.

A director and producer audition the craziest musicals ever conceived in an effort to save their beloved theater from ruin.

Candidly taking us through her body count, a lively, unfiltered PhD student presents her dissertation defense on the relationship between sex and the self. A dark comedy, this play explores the awkwardness that comes with having sex; and what it's like to lose, then find yourself along the way.

“Queen of the World”, a one woman show written, directed and performed by Ivette Viñas, recounts the extraordinary life of the legendary film star, Marlene Dietrich and her outspoken stance against Nazism and fascism, and her fiery love affairs with Hollywood’s most notable men and women.

The Fire Room by Meghan Brown follows two ghosts who have finally found true love. Set in the place where love meets loss and fear meets dreaming, it is a dark, funny journey through loneliness, sex, death, and love. Fugitive Kind Theater makes their exuberant, vigorous Fringe debut.

Seizures in five cities.