Ana Evans’ Shell Blends Clown, Drag, and Audience Participation Into One of Fringe Theatre’s Most Inventive Shows
Part sex-ed lesson, part drag performance, part communal experiment, Shell invites audiences to examine what they want—and what happens when they share those desires out loud. Ana Evans' one-person show is a playful, vulnerable exploration of identity, connection, and trust
Ginny Co-Founder Thaniyia Mano on South Asian Wellness, Entrepreneurship, and Building Beyond Western Validation
Ginny co-founder Thaniyia Mano reflects on South Asian wellness traditions, cultural representation, and building a beverage brand rooted in identity, community, and authenticity.
“Black Trashbag Magic” at NYC Fringe: Alina Burke on Memory, Queer Adolescence, and Turning Trauma into Theatre
Playwright Alina Burke’s Black Trashbag Magic transforms queer adolescence into a haunting, emotionally charged stage experience.
Who Is Watching Whom? Inside Issy Knowles’ Confrontational Solo Show, Body Count
Under the hot lights, Pollie does not arrive so much as she is presented: assembled in parts, exaggerated, impossible to ignore. The audience shifts as Issy Knowles turns, offering not just a body but a question: what, exactly, have you come here to see?
The 2026 Fairfield Productions Film Showcase Brought Emerging Filmmakers to the Revue Cinema
How five Canadian guys in their early 20s turned a scrappy idea into a buzzing film event that’s gaining real momentum
What If They Ate the Baby: Inside Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland’s Award-Winning Clown Comedy at SoHo Playhouse
At SoHo Playhouse, What If They Ate the Baby—the Fringe First–winning clown comedy by Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland—turns 1950s housewife banter into a surreal, darkly funny exploration of McCarthyism, gender politics, and the unsettling power of physical storytelling.