Hush??, by Jenny Burch, Istvan Gulyas, Jack Kilduff, Neal Ormsbee and Mo Romero. Hush?? improvises an array of correlated scenes in order to highlight the strange relationships and interactions that we encounter in our everyday lives.

Code (Switch) Yellow, by Pamela Paek. What if (1) Daria and Aubrey Plaza create a seemingly more impervious creature randomly infected by Punky Power, (2) this being aspires to Harry Potterdom while others believe she shall not be named, (3) you agree liking brussel sprouts means you savor juicy fart flavors, and (4) inadvertent subversion of expectations is your jam?

Earl “Pottymouth” Arbuckle: Thanks to Cancer, by Wade Rowland. Earl "Pottymouth" Arbuckle (played by writer/creator Wade Rowland) has come out of a long retirement because he's decided to raise awareness about prostate cancer and the trials a survivor suffers as a result in a series of songs and commentary about navigating the complicated world of romance with extra liabilities.

The Days of Rodinal and Film, by Katie Svatek. Blaire struggles to find out the truth of what actually happened during her parents' divorce and how her mother was able to retain full custody of her. This play deals with false allegations and asks how far is too far when it comes to protecting one's child?

Ame.e.rica, by Anne Elizabeth Wynn
One citizen; one noone will on stage
be very American which is of course be very curiousproudwillinglovingbelligerentwounded
lookinglookinglookinghopingdreamingmoring
andLord&Buddha&Gaia&Allah&Yahweh&etalknows
TALKINGTALKINGTALKING about
 What Does It Really Mean To Be American …
by speaking with and to and around and about
the words and stories of Edward Estlin Cummings

 

 

FronteraFest Short Fringe 2019 - Jan 22nd at 8:00 pm

Performances at Hyde Park Theatre. Map