KCBC x KCBCII: Return to Müvment
KCBC x KCBCII take on their 5th Annual Fringe Festival! KCBC, under the direction of Kimberly D. Landle will present an evening length show exploring the need, want and genuine emotion of being able to do what we love to do. Return to Müvment, set to the music of Nils Frahm focuses on nothing more than the beauty, simplicity and deep discovery that is dance itself. Landle’s choreography takes on a…
Myzrie House
Two people are thrust into a mysterious cell together. Why are they there? Is anyone outside? Can they escape? Are they friends? More than friends? Enemies? Why is there so much dancing? And just what is the deal with the ominous doomsday clock? Mark Wong and Nicole Burgio invite you in to a room of dance, theater, and action. Welcome to Myzrie House.
Journey to the Kingdom of Hypnos
Do you remember where Sleep is, Dear Ones? Mnemosyne invites you to close your eyes and journey to the court of that benevolent Greek god-creature of Slumber. But beware, here in the Underworld the River of Oblivion is spilling over her shores and threatens the Waking.This will introduce you to a place you’ve rarely been deep enough to find. The source of your sleep.Stand near, listen, and re.member your way…
Irina learns guitar and songwriting
Proceed at your own risk. The performer has like 4.5 months of experience and originally set up this public showing as an accountability thing. Also she’d really like to sit outside by the fire with you and yak about inconvenient dreams, pleasure, public failure, and the unknown. Will it be a disaster? Maybe! An audience of only 8 people per show will have a chance to find out.
Ghost Town: The Musical – A Concept Album
Olive lives in Mars, Nebraska, mourning the death of her mother. She and her girlfriend plan to move halfway across the country – until Olive encounters her town’s ghosts, preserved only by the slivers of memory others possess of them. Olive finds herself stuck between uncovering the past and moving forward in life, wondering – Is honoring the memory truly enough if you’re not still there to relive it? …
Extree! Extree! Comedy Inspired By the News
Extree! Extree! Read all about it! Comedy show discusses the news of the week and improvises hilarious scenes inspired by it! News articles and videos are presented to the cast who will be seeing them for the first time. Get caught up on the latest goings on of this big blue marble and have a laugh with some of Philly’s best improvisers! Features a core of regular performers and guests…
Home in the Dark
Light falls on sparkling entrails. Insides exposed. We were here before, no? Maybe it is the feeling of home, love, and ecstasy seeping through porous walls. The memory of touch, of holding and pushing floods over us. Our sweat merges at the same rate that the past yields to the present. How did we sustain ourselves? Shannon Murphy and collaborators share a rich 4-year history of practice. Using a biomimetic…
Incredible Dreamz Presents: Friendship Movie Club II
Incredible Dreamz Presents: Friendship Movie Club 6 is a site-specific performance piece that revives the intimacy of the VHS movie experience. The cast will share their rented movies (written, directed, and starring the cast of Incredible Dreamz) with new friends in the comfort of their homes. This show is the second iteration of Friendship Movie Club and the cast will be showing a series of films they created throughout the…
Happy Hour
Come as you are. Drink it in. Dance. Happy Hour is an improvised, immersive performance piece from Almanac Dance Circus Theatre. Sensing, feeling, listening, queering, climbing, balancing, and weaving, an ensemble of acrobats, dancers, and fools combine childlike curiosity, playfulness and wonder to challenge an adult world too full of unspoken rules and stubborn habits. This is our hour to be happy — whatever that means. Or at least try. Can…
Healing+
Think about them. “Proving himself to be a comedian of significant talent.” – Theatre Is Easy. Two local comedians will open each show. Tickets are $15 plus a one drink minimum.
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