Whether you love sororities, sci-fi, or trans storytelling, this mini-musical is an unexpected treat! As a queer person who never touched Greek life in their collegiate career, this was an entertaining introduction to the culture of sorority rush and a delightfully silly framework for exploring identity and gender 'grief.'...
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I myself have thought of marching up to God to give Them a piece of my mind, so it's no surprise that I greatly enjoyed this short play. For an hour of your time, ponder the nature of the universe and its implications through the eyes of two wounded souls traveling different paths of regret & longing....
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A charming 90 minute romp packed with maternal misadventures, queer masculine energy, easily distracted villagers, and comical ensemble numbers. Come for the unique premise, stay for the spirited cast of characters!...
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Whether you're a seasoned kinkster or completely new to the concept, Jean Franzblau has a show for you. This 60 minute streamlined account of Jean's personal exploration of sex, desire, & relationships offers a palatable, yet eye-opening look into BDSM and sexual empowerment....
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Sam Labrecque brings new life to the story of the struggling actor in a 60-minute spoof of their own tumultuous relationship with the craft & industry. This laugh-out-loud musical memoir is quirky, charming, and relatable, featuring punchy parodies of Broadway favorites and a dash of original song....
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Fans of the "Escape Room" or "Cube" films will likely be drawn to this work—CADENZA is a smartly-crafted psychological thriller that challenges us to ask what we believe makes a person irredeemable, if such people are capable of change, and what punishments truly fit the crime....
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I've been looking forward to witnessing Elise Dewsberry take the stage as the alarmingly maladjusted Mab, and she surpassed my imaginings—I was impressed and amused by the queen's mad musings, and I can certainly say that no other solo show host has been quite so... domineering with their audiences. 😅 Queen Mab knows what she wants!...
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Even if you go in knowing nothing about the source material (like myself), Truly Outrageous is a laugh-out-loud, glittery good time! A musical romp with smart parodies of our favorite 80s tropes that will totally leave you humming....
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An important piece of theater that I was grateful to have seen — as a younger member of the alphabet mafia, the opportunity to see how the generations before have beaten oppressive systems felt very needed in this tumultuous political moment. Thank you for telling this story right now. We are not sick, and we do not want to be cured....
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One of the funniest Fringe shows I've seen this year! A celebration of camp that takes you on a fast paced ride through your favorite B-movie tropes....
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