2024 CAPITAL FRINGE FESTIVAL

BEST OF FRINGE A multimedia choreodrama with manna from heaven: house music, radical self-love/acceptance, and edumacation on Black culture. By TENIOLA AYOOLA

BEST OF FRINGE Five dances each centered on a story of self-discovery, growth from pain, and catharsis. By ALEXANDRA BOWMAN

A few sketches and characters observe the utter chaos of our present political arena. By ALEXANDRA BOWMAN

An intimate dark comedy about two sisters grappling with the loss of their mother amid the 2016 presidential election. By DANIELLA IGNACIO

BEST OF FRINGE A blend of spoken prose, comedic moments, and soul-baring from a deeply likable and captivating solo performer. By ALEXANDRA BOWMAN

A solo drama about how hard it is to continue to live when there is so little in the world that affirms you. By GREGORY FORD

H.P. Lovecraft’s classic horror short story adapted for the stage is wonderfully dark but not an engaging multi-dimensional show. By ALEXANDRA BOWMAN

BEST OF FRINGE A blend of tricks, theatrics, story, and joy that's more than a magic show. By CAROLINE BOCK

A solid performance of a touching and cautionary biographical story. By GREGORY FORD

An entertaining jaunt down memory lane with 'an Old School diva' trying to live life with gusto no matter what. By DEBBIE MINTER JACKSON

A brainy play that illuminates the complexities of writing. By AILEEN JOHNSON

The most captivating moments occur when Raúl Mannola's guitar transitions into fast and precise strumming, matching the sound of Aylin Bayaz's dancing. By TENIOLA AYOOLA

BEST OF FRINGE A lovely magic show interspersed with impressive and often hilarious musical bits. By ALEXANDRA BOWMAN

BEST OF FRINGE A mesmerizing, fun, and emotional commentary on consumerism and the humans behind it. By MEGAN KEMPTON

BEST OF FRINGE A shared program of new and recent works by Human Landscape Dance, Claytor Company, Aura CuriAtlas Physical Theatre, and Giselle Ruzany. By LISA TRAIGER

BEST OF FRINGE A civil rights attorney and comedian hosts a stand-up showcase for comics of color interrogating race and identity. By NATHAN PUGH

An improv show led by an acclaimed Peruvian comedian returns with new murder scenarios and new jokes. By NATHAN PUGH

BEST OF FRINGE An engaging mix of comedy, candid commentary, and charisma. By AILEEN JOHNSON

BEST OF FRINGE A dancer/choreographer and a violinist/writer craft an intimate portrait of Penelope through monologues, poetry, music, and movement. By LISA TRAIGER

Two single millennials trapped in an elevator get to know each other — and their dating troubles. By JAKOB CANSLER