Featuring over 35 acts at 6 venues, Las Vegas’ biggest performing arts festival takes over the Arts District this June.

Fallout Fringe Festival, Las Vegas’ largest alternative performing arts festival, will be hosting a month's worth of exciting new acts from local artists and performers from around the country. The festival will take over the Downtown Arts District all through the month of June, promising over 35 different productions, workshops, pop-up performances, and parties - all taking place at five unique venues, including: Vegas Theatre Company, Third Street, Majestic Repertory Theatre, Cornish Pasty Co., Swan Dive, and the newly opened Bizarre Bar.

The festival kicks off with a launch party on June 3rd from 7PM to 10PM at Goodman Plaza (525 S Main St.), featuring live entertainment, food and beverage vendors, art booths, lawn games, and opportunities for attendees to meet the artists, venues, and organizers that bring the festival to life.

The festival was launched as a collaborative effort to showcase the absurd, the questionable, and the daring theatre makers who color outside the lines. It is a place where artists can take risks, and test out new works in front of live audiences. Fringe Festivals are a place where anything can happen - and often does. With a variety of shows spanning comedy, tragedy, absurdity, and everything in between; this year’s Fallout lineup promises to be bigger, better, bolder, and more explosive than the last. “After the success of last year, we knew we had to double-down this time around. I think we accomplished exactly that.” says Fallout Fringe Festival’s Executive Director, Ben Loewy.

To purchase tickets, or to learn more about the festival and its offerings, go to FalloutFringe.org. Or go all-in with a Festival Pass, giving you access to every standard performance at the 2nd Annual Fallout Fringe Festival.

Fallout Fringe Festival is Southern Nevada’s largest performing arts festival and was established by a small group of dedicated volunteers and artists. Our mission is to make new, bold, risk-taking theatre accessible to locals and visitors alike.

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