Scranton Fringe Festival

Arman Chi has loved sketch comedy for as long as he can remember. After joining Electric City Improv and connecting with a handful of like-minded writers, that lifelong love turned […] The post 2026 Scranton Fringe Festival Show Spotlights: Mock Turtle Soup appeared first on Scranton Fringe.

A $1,200 grant, a Cyr Wheel looking for a bigger stage, and a group of NEPA artists who’d never made a show together — that’s the unlikely origin of Wemore […] The post 2026 Scranton Fringe Festival Show Spotlights: Sixty to Curtain appeared first on Scranton Fringe.

Married duo Jahmeel and Beth Powers have been part of Scranton Fringe since their 2019 debut in Just a Penny, and this year they’re back on stage together. Their new […] The post 2026 Scranton Fringe Festival Show Spotlights: Live… From This Room!

Ada Cheng couldn’t tell her hairstylist she hated her haircut. That small, specific failure to speak up became the entry point for an entire solo show about boundaries, people-pleasing, and […] The post 2026 Scranton Fringe Festival Show Spotlights: The Trouble with My Hair: Coloring, Cutting, and Coming into Who I Am appeared first on Scranton Fri

Chekhov’s Olga, Masha, and Irina have always wanted to go home to Moscow. In Ghina Fawaz’s new adaptation, that longing gets set down in an airport terminal, where their story […] The post 2026 Scranton Fringe Festival Show Spotlights: Three Sisters appeared first on Scranton Fringe.

Brian Byrne has taken his clown adaptation of Chekhov’s On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco across the to Pittsburgh and Hollywood Fringe, with a Rochester Fringe run still ahead later […] The post 2026 Scranton Fringe Festival Show Spotlights: On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco appeared first on Scranton Fringe.