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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Mother: A Postpartum Comedy’
Recommended to patient parents with a strong gag reflex or anyone who appreciates gonzo performance art
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘The Review by Martin Dockery’
For anyone who has ever wondered if the supercomputer in their pocket is secretly plotting against them
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘://SHELF_LIFE’
What would you risk for the chance to talk to someone beyond the grave?
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘The $#!T’
Uses embarrassment, humor and bodily reality to bring forward something universal
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Then, Eve’
An unconventional seriocomic monologue from the perspective of a vilified Biblical figure
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Mark Vigeant: Out There’
Like Werner Herzog’s “Grizzly Man” remade as an interactive semi-improvised Fringe comedy
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Basic Training’
Kahlil Ashanti’s astonishing, award-winning autobiographical tour de force
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Breaking Brains: A Lewd Lesson in Polyamory’
A thoughtful, funny, genuinely educational show that effectively demystifies polyamory
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘My Life as an Inspirational Porn Star’
Balancing the duality of being hot and autistic, or ‘hotistic’
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Samantha Bee shifts from the political to the personal (kinda) with menopause-themed show coming to Orlando
“Hot flashes while the world is on fire” (h/t Revue)
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Mennello Museum’s ‘Our Orlando’ group show returns, featuring three innovative local artists
Tasanee Durrett, Mado Smith and Martha Jo Mahoney embody our city’s visual arts scene
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Homecumming’
For audiences that are open to something raw, explicit and emotionally direct
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Colonial Circus: History, Clown Style’
How now, Brown clowns?
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Bullock & The Bandits IV: Devil in Deadwood’
The Bullock Hotel was a home for the dead, but it sure enticed the living to want to stay
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Against Her Wishes: A Dark Comedy’
Finally understand what Nicole Kidman means by “heartbreak feels good in a place like this.”
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘50% Nonverbal’
Theatrical catnip for those who enjoy experimental performance art paired with virtuoso musicianship
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘The Breakfast Reunion’
Twenty-five years later, five students of Shermer High are once again trapped in the school library
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Odyssea’s Family Tree’
Writer-director Max Pinsky and his pole-dance family exhibit incredible athleticism
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘110% Wizard’
Head-scratching card manipulations, coin materializations and rubber-duckie deductions
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Orlando Fringe 2026 review: ‘Four Dinners’
A love rectangle that keeps folding in upon itself