Orange Mango Cabaret

Inventive, acerbic and theatrical. This show combines great short plays with an innovative conceit for a rewarding hour of wise cautionary tales that are, sadly, needed in our current political clime. Awesome work by the cast, too. Thank you!... full review

ORANGE MANGO CABARET is a delightful review of political aspects that comprise our current landscape. The moment you enter the space the stage is set with the tone by the caustic and charismatic master of ceremonies Friv O'Less (played expertly by Sierra Tatlor) who is able to bridge the gap between 6 episodes with a memorizing patter that acts as connective tissue. Think Rod Serling with a Harley Quinn edge. Each episode is a different style and the ensemble flows effortlessly in between. ... full review

TOTAL TRANSPARENCY! I wrote a little for this show. But I won't steer you wrong. I can still be objective. Okay, first of all, I don't know who wrote that part about Fake News but my god. What work! I kid. It is my way, no? Yes! Alright. Enough about me. I say more of this Orange Mango Cabaret business. This feels really Fringy to me: An immediate response to 2017. It takes the things we are currently trying to make sense of on a daily basis and pushes them, twists them, runs them into each other to see what happens. Rambunctious. That's the word. Orange Mango Cabaret (OMG on the street) isn't an elegant show. It's got a heavy hand in places. But you gotta know that going in. The postcard picture is accurate in terms of desc... full review