This post is used to manage the performances at Indy Fringe, both at their venue throughout the year and during the festivals.
Stephen King is facing every writer’s worst nightmare: a deadline! Forced to revisit his greatest works, he and a cast of improvisers dive back into the worlds of his stories to discover what new horrors, twists, and absurdities await.
Six gay men share their lives over the course of a single day experiencing love, loss, fear, expectation, regret, and humanity in multiple snapshots.
Politics! Comedy! Yelling! Host Tom Brennan and token Republican Robert George debate current events with special guests, inspiring Indy’s funniest to turn political chaos into comedy. The news is a dumpster fire. Come join the roast.
“Gold D. Locks and the Three Bears” ends happily for the child—but not for the bears, who suffer losses without justice. “Whatever Happened to Gold D Locks” retells the tale through forest animals, revealing the rest with audience participation.
SOUL: Reimagined is a bold, immersive celebration of Black consciousness and culture-where rhythm, movement and storytelling collide in a powerful, living expression of identity.
What do you call the phase in which choreographers are no longer “students” and not yet “emerging”? Six up-and-coming dance/theatre makers courageously present new work as they continue honing their unique artistic voices. Are they READY YET?
Crossroads Dance Indy returns to IndyFringe for its 10th season with Perfect Ten!, celebrating a decade of dance. Blending nostalgia, inventive choreography, and fan-favorite highlights, this milestone show delivers bold storytelling.
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“On the Edge of Now” is a compelling and moving evening of contemporary dance featuring a curated collection of bold and athletic works performed by Pulse Dance Theater.
Sailors. Shore leave. Zero restraint. Fleet Week is a high-energy, campy musical revue packed with powerhouse vocals, sharp choreography, and unapologetic flair. These sailors are only in port for a limited time and they’re here to serve.
Oyá, Orisha of change and wind, clears the old to make way for renewal. Seda Negra/Black Silk Dance Company’s performance, informed by Ifá, explores endings and rebirth through dance, music, and spoken word from African diasporic perspectives.
