Gilded Rage: The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Behead

So fun and creative. ... full review

A silly spectacular romp through the 18th century!... full review

This a was silly, good, funny fun musical/theatrical piece. Love an ensemble clown piece!!!... full review

This is my favorite pick for the whole fest!!!!. It's absolutely brilliant and funny and inventive and magical. It's out of this world! Julie Perkins is a find. ... full review

Gilded Rage is a deliciously unhinged theatrical feast, with an absurdist flair peppered with original songs and some seriously hilarious performances. I have already seen it three times but I need MORE!! Looking forward to seeing it again. The final show is on Tuesday, 6/23/2026 starting at 5:00pm. Just imagine - when Gilded Rage is on Broadway, you can say you saw it at FRINGE:))... full review

This is a show like none other I've seen at the fringe. It is feisty, vibrant, hilarious and a little feral. The themes were power & privilage. It has many buffon clown qualities to it. It felt in your face but at the same time subversive. It was a laugh riot.... full review

chaotic, silly fun!!... full review

From The initial write up I knew the play would be whimsical and fun. But Gilded Rage was so much more than that! It was a full house and with a crowd that was ready to enjoy themselves. I would give the lead a Tony! She was everything. Making fun of musicals while being a musical. I Love Lucy, Strangers with Candy , meets Shakespeare. There is something for everyone. It is smart, playful, bright, and naughty. 5 stars! 10 out of 10! ... full review

An incredibly clever and riotously written and acted show! Star Julie Perkins commands the stage with Carol-Burnett energy, and her perfect company of clowns backs her up in high buffoon style. ... full review

What happens when you take Marie Antoinette of the French Revolution, add in some clown work, lots of rhyme schemes, a few quirky songs, and a supporting cast of players? You get Julie Perkin's Gilded Rage, naturally. The show makes its own rules, breaks the fourth wall, interacts with the audience (and a knight in shining armor), all while trying not to break character. Sometimes, this proved to be particularly challenging. However, all the performers look like they are having a blast on stage!... full review