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.
“Tacones”, a play which takes its name from the Spanish word for high heels, is debuting at this year’s Capital Fringe Festival.
Capital Fringe is back — though it won’t be quite as large as in years past, and it’s got a surprising new address.
One last gasp for some standout Capital Fringe shows.
This modern update of a Euripides tragedy falls short of trenchant topicality.
Think Before You Holla draws on real-life monologues and online posts.
A controversial show inspires mixed emotions.
This show goes too often to the “white savior” well.
The show adds a human dimension to Israel-Palestine conflict.