Seth Kubersky

Do you ever have a feeling we are not alone? Tune into rural public access TV station WZRD circa 1987

An indescribable combination of pitch-dark stories and sunshiney songs

Reminds us it’s not a piece of paper that defines a human being, but their effort and resilience

An important historical lesson on the shortcomings of denazification

Clearly, artificial intelligence is much on our minds

Recommended to patient parents with a strong gag reflex or anyone who appreciates gonzo performance art

What would you risk for the chance to talk to someone beyond the grave?

An unconventional seriocomic monologue from the perspective of a vilified Biblical figure

Like Werner Herzog’s “Grizzly Man” remade as an interactive semi-improvised Fringe comedy

Kahlil Ashanti’s astonishing, award-winning autobiographical tour de force

How now, Brown clowns?

Theatrical catnip for those who enjoy experimental performance art paired with virtuoso musicianship

Writer-director Max Pinsky and his pole-dance family exhibit incredible athleticism

Head-scratching card manipulations, coin materializations and rubber-duckie deductions

If you aren’t at least amused by BGJ, you may be at the wrong theater festival.

Surreal pantomime scenarios intended to echo the dream state

Easily a must-see pick for dance fans at this year’s Orlando Fringe