Orlando Fringe 2024 review: ‘The Magic Castle Still Stands’
[ad_1] click to enlarge Five strangers on a long-distance train ride uncover unexpected connections with each other — and within themselves — in “The…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Five strangers on a long-distance train ride uncover unexpected connections with each other — and within themselves — in “The…
[ad_1] click to enlarge In their program description, veteran Fringe funnymen Rauce Padgett and Joel Warren — former hosts of the Festival’s much-missed late-night…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Medusa is back with a brand-new snake-free head, and she’s got quite a few bloody bones to pick with humanity…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Time may make fools of us all, but the indignities of aging are made especially foolish in “AWOL,” a two-man…
[ad_1] click to enlarge Whether it’s a botched bleach job or a bad bowl cut, there’s no hair disaster that Nikki (writer/performer Joanna Rannelli)…
[ad_1] click to enlarge PUSH Physical Theatre, creators of the award-winning 2022 hit “Generic Male,” return to Orlando for the world premiere of “Hyde,”…
[ad_1] click to enlarge One stormy night, six strangers stagger into an Orlando dive bar in search of shelter and unwittingly become experimental subjects…
[ad_1] click to enlarge A cocaine-snorting King of Rock & Roll and his soft-spoken boyfriend debate coming out of the closet in “Nick &…