denver fringe festival
Anne Zander is MOTHER: a postpartum comedy
RISE Comedy 1260 22nd St, Denver, CO, United StatesFrom the mind that created the “smash-hit JUICEBOX, and the body that birthed twins 3 years ago, this solo show is clown, character, truth and fantasy, all rolled into one woman, dancing to the beat of her own breast pump.
All the Boys I Blocked
The Learned Lemur 2220 E Colfax Ave, Denver, Colorado, United StatesAccordion-driven rollercoaster of blocked exes, train-wreck relationships, and ultimate self acceptance. Audience members get to share their “blocked” stories and lucky audience members may even get to date live.
Colorado Boy
The Savoy Denver 2700 Arapahoe St., Denver, COEric grew up in Colorado, shaped by significant events. His world is then turned upside down when he's diagnosed with schizophrenia. Now he must navigate a new reality and find a way to live with it, and interact with people in his life.
Front Porch Puppets presents… Control Freak
The People's Building 9995 E. Colfax Ave., Aurora, CO, United StatesA children’s TV host and puppeteer begins to spiral when his show gains traction and hits its 100th episode milestone. His need to control even the most minute details leads to an ugly outburst, leading him to examine who he is and who he is becoming.
The Horrors That Persist
Big Up Studios 3410 Blake St, Denver, Colorado, United StatesA guided meditation track takes us through a rather strange ritual that pushes the performer to confront the pit of despair inside. However the piece ends with a hopeful message, told through movement.
The Lucid Dreamer
Manos Sagrados 9975 E Colfax Ave, Aurora, United StatesMichel, canonically referred to as The Lovely Lucid Dreamer, has the unique ability of being able to pull music notes out of thin air and create symphonies out of nothing. The more vivid his dreams, the stronger his ability to alchemize music out of nothingness.
Homophobia In the Snow Uphill Both Ways
Fort Greene 321 E 45th Ave, Denver, CO, United StatesIn equal parts dragging and honoring Gen-Xers, boomers, and all the gays and theys in between, this interview-based intergenerational comedy will make you consider what is at stake when we ignore our histories or dismiss our futures.
Spectacle: The Habits and Hobbies of Dictators
Redline Contemporary Art Center 2350 Arapahoe Street, Denver, COAn immersive meditation on power, presence, and the quirks and vulnerabilities of the world’s most infamous men, the audience is invited into a live installation exploring themes of endurance, absurdity, surveillance, and the flip side of an immaculately crafted personal image.
