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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Small Minded’
Big fun and bigger ideas in this brilliant blend of sociological soliloquy and circus arts
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Orlando Fringe 2026 reviews: ‘Unity’ and ‘Letters in Need’
During these shows, I wasn’t thinking about writing the review or the next show to see; instead, I was entirely in the moment
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Orlando drag performer Myki Meeks opens up about snatching the crown on ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’
How she reached the pinnacle — and what’s next for Her Majesty
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘The Dress’
Thrilling, astounding, tear-inducing, a must-see
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘In Their Footsteps’
Real, raw and sometimes uncomfortable
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘P. Sparkle’s Pajama Party’
Singing? Check. Gossip corner? Check. Fashion show? Check.
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Miah’s Critter Comforts’
Esteem-building songs for nonviolent, anti-capitalist gaymers — aka the kind of whimsical experience you can only find at Fringe
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Confessions of the Tall & Tart’
Kevin Fox’s journey from a guilt-ridden Catholic schoolboy into Rae O’Light, a glamazon drag queen
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Erika MacDonald: Tea Time’
Quirky and genuinely thoughtful, with enough humor to keep the emotional weight from feeling too heavy
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Once Upon a Traitor: Faithfully Ever After’
A pixie-dusted spoof of both theme parks and reality television
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Fogville: A Sparkly Vampire Parody Musical’
Delivers exactly the right amount of sparkle, chaos and angsty lip-biting
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘The One Who Calls’
Do you ever have a feeling we are not alone? Tune into rural public access TV station WZRD circa 1987
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘World Peace Through Humor: A German 101’
A fish-out-of-water observer contrasts German efficiency with American excess in ways that feel both affectionate and sharp
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Onwards!’
An indescribable combination of pitch-dark stories and sunshiney songs
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Masquerade of the Red Death’
Builds an atmosphere that feels decadent, dangerous and theatrical
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Welcome to Clowntown’
A no-filter rant that’s equal parts exhausting and exhilarating
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘The Greatest Betrayal’
For audiences ready to sit down with both laughter and grief, this solo performance is quietly powerful and unforgettably funny
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘The Vagina Monologues’
The monologues are delivered with humor, honesty and a sense of purpose
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Dreamwalker’
Tells the story of the Unicorn Clans; what that story is, I can’t exactly say