Atlanta Fringe Festival
May 27 – June 7, 2026
The Atlanta Fringe is back with one of the biggest festivals in their 14 year history! They’re bringing 51 theatre artists, dancers, comedians, puppeteers, magicians, performance artists and more from across the globe for a jam-packed two weeks of live performances throughout venues in Little Five Points, East Atlanta Village and more. This super-sized edition of the festival will also include free shows for families, a free street festival, and special events featuring Atlanta-based artists. Full schedule and tickets, including multi-show passes and more info about all of this year’s amazing artists available via www.AtlantaFringe.org.
Since 2012, the Atlanta Fringe has curated an annual festival featuring live theatre, dance, comedy, storytelling, puppetry, and more from all over the world and the Atlanta, Georgia area, creating an artist-first atmosphere of collaboration and joy.
Atlanta Fringe Festival Events at 7 Stages
Mainstage
2026 Preview Party – May 27
I hope we never land – May 28-June 6
Ryn: Robin of the Sun – May 28-June 6
Rogues and Rhinestones: DnD Improv Burlesque – May 27
Potential Spam Comedy – May 29-June 7
Don Toberman: Ping-Pong Champ – May 29-June 6
Phantasmagoria’s Poe, Through the Tales Darkly – May 29-June 6
Augustus Graves: DEATHCLOCK – May 30-June 6
Five/5ths of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade – June 1
Backstage
Sir Thomas Madden Jr. – May 28-June 6
St. Elmo’s Fire – 1 Play, 3 Ways – May 28-June 6
BARK! – May 28-June 6
CHRONIC PAin au chocolat – May 29-June 7
The Trampoline – May 29-June 6
69–Emil Amok: Anchorman! The News Made Me Do It – May 29-June 7
Lt. Love Dr.’s Boot Camp for Lonely People like You – May 30-June 6
The Mission
The Atlanta Fringe Festival is dedicated to connecting adventurous artists with appreciative audiences for the betterment of the Atlanta arts community.
Operation
The Atlanta Fringe is produced by Twinhead Theatre, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and is operated by a core volunteer committee of 10 dedicated people, with assistance from many event volunteers, as well as paid festival technicians and front-of-house staff.
