Disturbing

Enter the eerie world of Edgar Allan Poe and be transported to a new horror...the horror of the mind. Music and dance underscore the terror in three of his most brilliant works: The Raven, The Tell-Tale Heart, and The Fall of the House of Usher.

The Easter Bunny explores the origins and motivations of a particular criminal class. Audiences will have doors opened into a variety of psychological realms, and a room that they may, upon reflection, have wished they never walked through.

The play begins with a Mexican writer who is in crisis of not being able to write his next book, and is tired of the life he leads, then something tragic happens, and the writer closes his eyes, and with that is where Edgar Allan Poe´s life journey begins, with the help of his characters.

Hedda is a very desperate housewife, frantically searching for the key to a door she cannot find, and she might just burn the house down looking. Written by Ibsen in 1891, this translation by Brian Friel breathes modern life to the original. Adapted for the Fringe with a fiery 90 min runtime.