Michael Shaw Fisher

Get ready for a hilariously unhinged FRINGE at camp with Wet Hot AMUSICAL Summer! This outrageous musical parody cranks up the nostalgia, absurdity, and questionable life choices of your favorite cult classic, with over-the-top numbers and campfire chaos. Let's all hump the fridge this JUNE!

A mysterious dinner between two couples erupts into a 21st century class war – clashing with wits, nostalgia, and sex - begging the question: is a reunion with one’s ex-spouse and her new hubby EVER a good idea? Savage, hilarious, and moving, THE AMAZING SEX LIFE OF RABBITS is a fun kick in the gut.

Life's a bitch and then your mom dies. But it's fine! It's funny! Go with Alli on a trauma tour riddled with laughter and tears...but only cause you're laughing so hard. Dead parents just give us gifts in life, like awkward jokes that silence a room, years of probate, and frozen dead cats.

Your contempt is our root beer.

A group of misunderstood eccentrics gather to watch the series finale of their favorite show, Game of Thrones, and through the power of gratuitous sex, violence, booze and dragons, they come to learn the true values in life.

Two-time Fringe Best Musical Winner, the Orgasmico Theatre Company, premieres their biting new rock musical about the Hollywood underworld, the 2008 economic crisis and the real-life werewolves of history.

David Lynch has gone missing, leaving only his hairdresser Judy to try and solve the mystery. But in doing so, she will discover a dark world of such absurdity, sexuality, and nightmares, that only David Lynch himself, and his fans (or haters) could fathom. Songs from his cinematic catalogue ensue.

It's the rootbeer show you've been waiting for.

The infamous Victor is coming to the Barking Pig tavern to kill one of seven outrageous drunken nincompoops. Who will it be? Pandemonium unfolds in Thearico Orgasmico's THE BARKING PIG, sure to be one of the most bawdy, dastardly, and certifiably hilarious productions at this year's Fringe.

It's December 21, 2012, the date the Hopi, the Egyptians and Nostradamus and others said the world would to end. An eclectic group of apocalyptic-obsessed freaks and geeks assemble in San Bernardino's Community Center to rock their theories, hawk books and maybe even get laid before it's over.