THUG TUNNEL

Thug Tunnel, is brilliant, smart, funny, nerdy and ahead of its time and I want to see this show become a success outside of HFF16 because it has that kind of potential. This is a must see.... full review

If you love musicals and campy 80's movies set in a dystopian future (Circuitry Man, Cherry 2000, Ice Pirates, Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone) you'll love Thug Tunnel.... full review

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a great fun time... full review

This group just keeps getting better! ... full review

Wonderful, fun, intriguing - I was invested from the start -Trash tells a captivating tale! And there wasn't a single lull in the performance. It was perfect. Congrats Molly and team!!!!... full review

Robot Teammate's sophomore Fringe show, "Thug Tunnel," is an undeniable joy. In the time since last year's ambitious yet bulky "Time Heart", the group has become a more assured & efficient bunch of story tellers. All of the songs are catchy as hell, while gleefully silly choreography keeps the energy from ever dipping. This is THE musical to see at Fringe.... full review

A really great time. Very entertaining.... full review

We did it. We damn dirty apes--we did it. But in this case, we failed to stop the environmental meltdown and the apocalypse came. And then we live in tunnels. THUG tunnels. So begins a goofy, half-punk, half-pop, pseudo-80's, mega-mix of a musical called Thug Tunnel. It's strange, bizarre, off-kilter, and (for the most part) a great deal of fun. Set in a world where people are largely living on rats and refuse, we meet Petunia, a woman who dares to have hope that the world above might have restored itself. So she devises a plan to steal the necessary materials to try and get there. But that puts her at odds with the dangerous villain Stabby Rick. With her boyfriend Panther, she sets off with Stabby close behind--and we're off. Using musi... full review

If you are sick of seeing the same old unoriginal archetypal characters, this is the show for you! SO original!... full review