A published author in the field of psychology, Mark Zweifach spent many years as a psychologist before turning to the creative arts and earning several awards for directing, including the 2012 Aubrey Award. Mark Zweifach has participated in the San Diego International Fringe Festival for the past three years.
The San Diego International Fringe Festival offers a newly-expanded Family Fringe section for its 2016 event. Beginning on June 23, the festival will last through July 3, offering 11 days of new and edgy shows and artistic displays in San Diego, California, and Tijuana, Mexico.
A non-profit project of Contact Arts and the Actors Alliance of San Diego, the San Diego International Fringe Festival provides a platform for artists to showcase their talents, thereby promoting arts and culture in the area. Accepted art forms range from theatre and film to poetry, visual art, busking, and any other type of artistic expression.
For more information about participating in the Fringe Festival or to purchase a festival pass or tickets for particular shows, visit www.sdfringe.org.
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