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Here are the best shows of Orlando Fringe 2022
Plus, the final tally of shows, tickets and more
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘Becoming Grandma Kat’
The rare Fringe show entirely in ASL.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘Shakespeare’s Aliens’
The Bard’s take on James Cameron
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘Constellations’
Who knew so much power was in the elbow?
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Orlando Fringe 2022 review: ‘The Complete Works of Stephen Sondheim (Abridged)’
A can’t-miss show for devotees of the maestro, thanks to this cast of big voices.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 review: ‘Peculiar, Missouri’
Willi Carlisle brings a magical hour of postmodern Americana to Fringe’s final weekend.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 review: ‘A Young Man Dressed as a Gorilla’
All hail the great gorilla, the destroyer & resurrector of Orlando theater!
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Orlando Fringe 2022 review: ‘DK: Fully Clothed’
Reinemer reminds us that we’re all naked under our pants.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘Leland Loves Bigfoot’
The Fringe fest’s redneck answer to George Carlin
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Orlando Fringe Review 2022: ‘Waiting for Gadot’
‘Waiting for Gadot’ is cross-IP slash fiction brought to life
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘Six Chick Flicks or a Legally Blonde Pretty Woman Dirty Danced on the Beaches While Writing a Notebook on the Titanic’
Crack comic team affectionately skewers six classics of the chick-flick era.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘Enthrallment: The Musical’
The best I can say is that at least this show’s unbelievable badness isn’t boring.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘The Pleasure’s Mine’
A briskly paced 40 minutes of bawdy bon mots.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘Spooky and Gay Cabaret’
Pull up a seat alongside Costella’s campfire and enjoy a non-binary boo or two.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘Gertrude Stein’s Not Sightly, a Play’
Most theatergoers prefer plays that at least make a small lick of sense.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘Cheating Death: Magic, Memoirs + Mortality’
Lugo is as adept at eliciting gasps with his storytelling as he is with sleight-of-hand skills.
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Orlando Fringe 2022 Review: ‘The Family Crow: A Murder Mystery’
Flock to see Adam Francis Proulx’s latest muppety masterpiece before the crowds start crowing about him.