Dramedy

In this daring dramedy, performer Michelle Jewsbury opens up about the harsh realities of her personal experience and shines a spotlight on an all too common issue that both men and women face: Domestic Violence.

In 1961 two teenagers are torn apart by the Bay of Pigs invasion into Cuba only to be reunited again after twenty years of separation. A forbidden love story set in the upheaval of Castro's Cuba. A stirring political drama that seethes with passion and eroticism!

Maggie, a junk-food-binging shoplifter, Paul, a sincere recovering overeater, Flacco, a wannabe Puerto Rican criminal and Boochie, a hooker, find themselves facing execution by mobster Sal and his youthful boss, Lou “Little Tuna” Pescatore after their scheme to rob a local nightclub goes awry.

True story of a European-educated young woman returning to her native Iran after the revolution. One woman, 27 characters, 4 languages. In English, Persian and Spanish with English surtitles.

Directed by the award winning Calvin Remsberg and starring Shannon Nelson ("Drop Dead Gorgeous" and "Absolutely Filthy"), Andrew Lloyd Webber and Don Black’s classic one-woman musical that charts the course of an English hat designer's romantic misadventures from NYC to LA and back again.

It's A Drag-Show With A Story... A Love, Hate, Love Story. With The Help of His Off-The-Wall Friends, DIVA DIVINE, A Successful, Egomaniacal “Drag Queen From Hell” Plots To Win His Ex-Boyfriend Back By Any Means Necessary. Come For The Show, Stay For The Raffle. Don’t Forget To TIP A BITCH!!!

A humorous, dramatic, faith-based and fact-filled story about the performer’s real life battle with 2 brain tumors. From “The Strangeness of Friends” to “Survivor Guilt” and “Eating My Words”, Victory?! chronicles 19 years of the life of this brain tumor patient/survivor.

Who killed JonBenet Ramsey? We may never know. This parody musical rewrites the Broadway hits you know and love in order to explain of an investigation gone horribly wrong all while bringing the widely believed, overbearing pageant mom gone mad, theory to light.

FUCK MY LIFE follows a diverse group of millennials as they navigate their lives on-and-offline. Between shots of Jameson and messy hookups their online antics explode into IRL problems. Could one post completely change the course of their lives forever? A commentary/love letter for the digital age.

The troubled lives of two couples, one in 1910 and the other a hundred years later, play out simultaneously in the same Craftsman house.

Part of Fringe Central's nightly free programming includes Fringe Cabaret, a changing variety act that includes snippets of different Fringe productions.

Written & Directed by Morna Murphy Martell Played by Ariel Labasan Yuri Kochiyama, an unsung hero whose fight against injustice began in the internment camp of Jerome, Arkansas that led her to streets of Harlem fighting alongside Malcolm X during the civil rights movement.

The comic story of a young lesbian whose family begins to fray when she tries to be frank with them about her sexual coming of age. Homophobia is not the family’s problem. It’s the prospect of candid conversation that throws them bizarrely off balance.

Stories interweave as late-20-somethings struggle to be satisfied, find happiness and keep drinking in that transitional time in life when you start to question everything and dreams feel more like delusions than destinies. All in front of a live mini-orchestra. A new play & original music.

From making decisions such as straightening or curling our natural hair to coping with issues such as depression in the Black community, complex[ion] woman explores the intricacies of the everyday experiences of the contemporary woman of color in 2016.