From a solo show about a mermaid’s love life to an interactive murder mystery, Capital Fringe is back and more eccentric than ever.

The 12-day program will run from July 12-23.

Capital Fringe, one of the D.C.’s biggest theater festivals, is back after a pandemic hiatus. Here’s what’s running, how to get tickets, and other details.

Our theater preview rounds up what’s coming up in July, including several musicals, a bit of Shakespeare, and of course, Capital Fringe.

Capital Fringe is back — though it won’t be quite as large as in years past, and it’s got a surprising new address.

An interactive performance about death and a few political comedies round out the last week of the festival.

The play “Love in the Time of Climate Change” follows a young woman dealing with “climate depression” and navigating the many woes of dating in the age of Tinder.

There’s an interactive tour of Pennsylvania Avenue, a murder mystery/musical, and more.

Zombies, magic tricks, and more—Capital Fringe 2019 has it all. Check out these upcoming shows.

Your weekend won’t be complete without a few final Fringe shows from our guide.