WARHOL / FRANKENSTEIN 4D! 2026

Great, hilarious, bloody gore and sublimely insane - great actors, great presentation. Made me miss Andy Warhol even more. ... full review

I absolutely loved Warhol 4D. This was not simply a theatrical production — it felt like stepping directly inside the beautifully chaotic, brilliantly eccentric mind of Andy Warhol himself. From beginning to end, the show captured the energy, unpredictability, and layered complexity of an artist who quite literally changed the way the world views art, celebrity, and culture. Bold. Experimental. Hypnotic. Exactly the kind of artistic risk-taking Warhol himself would have celebrated. ... full review

I think Stephen Vlasak did a great job of re-creating the FACTORY World where Andy Warhol and friends made films with Edie Sedgwick. The actress who played Edie did a wonderful job. She was brave, courageous, and truly committed to the role. Which was very impressive.... full review

I loved this dive into Andy Warhol's career and art scene, full of all the camp and humor you'd expect! The actors all give stellar performances that really bring out the humanity, coolness, drug induced weirdness of these people. The practical effects are killer. It's just so much fun!... full review

More crazy than disturbing. Fun renditions of Warhol, Solanas, etc.... full review

Silly, Fun and outrageous Rocky Horror Show Live meets Peewee's Playhouse and Boogie Nights! Brave actors! And Andrew did a great Andy (who I've met and he was spot on!) . Bravo Steve!... full review

Steven Vlasak's dramatization of Andy Warhol's 'If I thought of it then it must be genius' genre leap into movie making with Edie Sedgwick, Lou Reed and more—complete with devil-may-care wiggery and bloodied body part props flying, sex, drugs, gunfire, nudity, and the recreation of the creation of a sexy bride for the ever lonely Frankenstein. A play about actual events strange enough in real life to be appropriately strange enough in a play that brings them to us. Very wild and time machine fun. Standout performance by Jordan Mullins who brings realism and depth to Edie Sedgwick as she's committed to an asylum amidst all the madness surrounding her. Also special call out for the soundtrack of songs during scene changes which were authentic ... full review

A delight! Lots of wigs, nudity (penis, butt and boobs), jokes, psychedelia, special effects and 70s-style red paint blood and fun druggy party scenes ... full review

The show is a visual treat. Totally entertaining. I have a particular interest in Warhol and his factory days. I read the book Edie and also saw the Warhol Frankenstein movie back in the days, so I was delighted by all the references. However even if it. Is unfamiliar territory to some audience members it will still be a fun and quirky frolic, Stephen Vlasak is a veteran Fringe director with a wide and interesting range of material. His productions have always been inventive and worth seeing.... full review

I wouldn't normally offer a negative review of a Fringe show. I'm more than happy to see shows that go out on a limb creatively even if they don't stick the landing. But this amateurish production definitely didn't justify the absurd and genuinely puzzling lengths they went to in confiscating phones before the show. Amateurishly confiscating the phones at that. ... full review