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Student Fringe returns to Bancroft Middle School for a morning of free performance, workshops, and Q&A opportunities for middle school theater and film students.

The Present is Michelle MaliZaki's fantasy revenge against Hollywood. In this semi-musical, Teri, who is loosely based on MaliZaki, comes to America to pursue her dream to become a successful Japanese entertainer in Hollywood. She learns there are more than just pure luck it takes to make it big.

"THIS IS FREE SHOW!" PLEASE CHOOSE TO WATCH THE THEATRE OR STREAM AT HOME. ”JAPANESE POP CULTURE SHOWCASE” is the play which features dance, song, and action in Japanese pop cultural style utilizing a stereoscopic video screen. Streaming live from TOKYO.

A bold evening of mesmerism, clairvoyance, and thought-reading straight from the Victorian parlour! British scientist and sceptic Dr Mark Gasson demonstrates how the most prevalent myths of the Victorian psychics still define what we believe is possible and even challenge our very sense of reality.

Growing up and living in an artistic family is tough; surviving a plane crash is tougher. But which one is more hysterically funny? Take the journey of a lifetime with the ultimate survival guide for art and aisle seats.

Co-Presented with the League of Experiential and Immersive Artists (LEIA), this event will feature a conversation with immersive industry leaders about adaptation and creativity amidst the global pandemic.

Cathartic Art is an exploration into the impact that art, performance and the creative process can have on mental health.

Cathartic Art is an exploration into the impact that art, performance and the creative process can have on mental health.

Whipped! a comedic performance written and performed by reina alejandra prado, traces Virginia Buenaventura’s journey of sexual self-discovery. When a new tenant arrives at her boarding house this Good Mexican Girl has to confront her own beliefs about love and sexuality.

A fun, fresh, and quirky one-woman adaptation of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew guaranteed to put a smile on your face even if you hated reading Hamlet in high school.