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MAX & ELSA: NO MUSIC. NO CHILDREN.
comedy · the norton school for the occasionally self-employed · Ages 10+ · world premiere · United States of America
WINNER: ENCORE! PRODUCERS’ AWARD
WINNER: INKWELL THEATER PLAYWRIGHT’S PROMISE AWARD
WINNER: ORGASMICO THEATRE ACHIEVEMENT IN WRITING
WINNER: BEST WORLD-PREMIERE PLAY, STAGESCENELA
NOMINEE: TOP OF THE FRINGE, FRINGE FIRST, BEST IN COMEDY
NOMINEE: EZRA BUZZINGTON SPIRIT OF THE FRINGE (Production, Directing, Writing, and Female Performance)
A COMBINED ARTFORM “PICK OF THE FRINGE”
“… deliciously clever… some of the funniest lines you’ll hear between now and Fringe’s end—if not beyond.” – StageSceneLA
“I have no hesitation in commending the show for all.” – Stage Happenings & Showmag
“… the hoot-filled dialogue is fastidiously character-driven and at times downright serious. Both Max and Elsa, brought to vivid life by Clayton Farris and Megan Rose Greene, are wholly believable beings, not campy creatures.” – Stage and Cinema
“One of the more deliciously, drier, funnier shows at Fringe this year…” – Gia On The Move
“… laugh-out-loud funny…” – Observations Along the Road
WE’VE BEEN EXTENDED!
Thursday, 7/23 @ 9:00p – THEATRE ASYLUM
Tickets on sale now!
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Alright, you’ve seen THE SOUND OF MUSIC (if you haven’t, go get on that – we’ll wait).
So we all know what happens to Maria. We all know what happens to Captain von Trapp. And we all know what happens to the children – they do, in fact, climb ev’ry mountain (we told you to go watch the movie, so don’t blame us for ruining the ending).
But what about Uncle Max and the Baroness? Yes, those two minor characters you can sort of place but can’t quite remember.
Join us for the champagne-soaked saga of MAX & ELSA, a subversive comedy featuring the two people for whom the hills were not alive with… well, you know.
production team
