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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Deadpan Jan: My Life Is Not a Sex Party, or Is It?’
A cultish ‘love it or hate it’ experience that will leave few viewers feeling neutral
Seth Kubersky
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Mind Reader’
The multilayered mental feats are consistently astounding
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Marathon’
Will resonate with anyone who knows the agony and ecstasy of long-distance running
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘The One With the Ghost’
Playwright finds an apartment in his price range; the only catch is that it’s haunted
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Action Figure Archive’
Whether you’re a Brony or a Barbie girl, you’ll want to add this show to your collection
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Tree’
If a tree falls in a forest, does it make a sound? Find out
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Paco Erhard: Worst. German. Ever.’
His modest six-month goal is to fix America with his cross-country comedy tour.
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Freak Show’
The only place at Fringe to see aerial arts, PG-13 striptease, and gender-affirming interpretive dance all in one show
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘La Cantante Vuelve’
The shade of a hard-living Cuban songstress is forced to pay off her karmic debts
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Every Good Story Ends With One’
Fringe favorite Martin Dockery returns after a four-year absence
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Sad Girl Songs: A Comedy Show’
This may be the saddest comedy at the Festival, but it’s also a boldly brave work
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘The Impresario’
Hyper-local and insider retelling of a 1786 Mozart operetta
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Suture Bowl’
This original play should satisfy fans of both splatterpunk and ‘The Twilight Zone’
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘The Merkin Sisters: Deux’
These ‘hairiest sweethearts’ return with more gynocentric performance art
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘The Ultimate Robin Williams Tribute Experience’
If you’re old enough to remember the cocaine-fueled insanity of Robin Williams’ early stand-up, this is for you
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Multitudes’
Timothy Williams transforms himself into a multitude of characters for a glimpse inside a cult-like theater troupe
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Shifted’
A multiverse-hopping, Scott Pilgrim-style sci-fi spoof
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Corsets + Cuties: Sizzle’
Politically satisfying T and A from the local burlesque troupe
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘The Mysterious Life of Amy Thompson McKean’
A multilayered and fully invested performance makes this a mystery well worth unraveling
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Orlando Fringe 2023 review: ‘Dick Sweat: Private Investigator’
This persistent Dick is certain to penetrate the funnybones of theater lovers willing to wink at their own prurient pretensions