Fall Fringe tickets are on sale Clown Cabaret brings "Delusions of Grandeur" back to the stage during Fall Fringe. (Clown Cabaret) Everyone seems to have Nats tickets on the brain, but there are other tickets worth snapping up today. Seats for Fall Fringe shows are now on sale, and the line-up is looking especially stellar, and long, with 13 different possibilities. Some of the names will be familiar to theatergoers who have attended past Fringe Festivals, that annual summertime line-up of wildly offbeat performances. Dizzy Miss Lizzie's Roadside Revue will return with a musical retelling of familial bonding in "The Brontes," and "R.U.X. (Rockwell's Universal seXbots)," the 2012 Pick of the Fringe best comedy winner, also will hit the stage. Other good bets are two hits from this year's Fringe: Clown Cabaret's "Delusions of Grandeur" and "Tent of Dreams: An Occuplay" from Fringe mainstays Nu Sass. But it's the slate of solo shows that sounds especially promising. Ed Hamell, who was conspicuously absent at this summer's festival, returns with "Eddie's Bar," while funny lady Vijai Nathan brings the laughs with "McGoddess." Meanwhile, dancer and choreographer Holly Bass, who has been everywhere lately, also will perform. Her show, "Double Consciousness Redux," mixes movement, music and storytelling.