Scarlett Fever

Wow. One of the best Fringe shows I've ever seen.... full review

An exquisite melding of drama, dance, movement, costume and live music, this performance piece takes David O. Selznick's search for the right actress to play Scarlett O'Hara into moments I don't think the legendary producer could ever have thought of. A seamless cast under Kick Boom Theater leader John Wuchte's inventive direction certainly help, but this show really is Wuchte's awe-inspiring conception. It's been years since I've seen a costume change catapult a production into the next level--Scarlett's infamous red dress here is beyond description. Astounding in every aspect.... full review

Very entertaining and dynamic. Loved the way the music and movement connected. Well worth your time. ... full review

Fun, riveting, pulsing, Scarlett Fever brings you into a world of rhythm and ego as artists and producers alike try to find the secret to "it". Very well written, with good acting and some great choreography, you will be glued to the action from first drum beat to last. ... full review

This is an exquisite piece of theatre. I’ve never seen anything like it. I left feeling inspired by such creative and clear storytelling. I even got a little emotional while watching... it was just so beautiful.... full review

John Wuchte's "Scarlett Fever" is a masterclass in successful Fringe. It's intimate, endlessly inventive, and a non-stop trip through a fascinating and frustrating tale of the 'glory days' of the old Hollywood system. It's a must-see and a triumph. ... full review

A wondrous way to spend an hour. Visually exciting and slickly choreographed and produced. It's nice to see someone put so much thought into a production. Not common. ... full review

Wonderful ensemble work, beautiful movement & singing. It felt odd, at first, joining up the Gone With The Wind casting story with this kind of physical theater, but it worked! ... full review

Inventive, clear and at times stunning. One of my favorite things I've seen at Fringe so far.... full review

Striking, distinctive, unapologetically eclectic. A hybrid of half a dozen performing arts, wrapped around an unlikely narrative. Not to be missed.... full review