Set during the Salem witch trials, GOODY is out to prove that she is a witch to finally have her moment in the spotlight. GOODY is a solo clown show offering an immersive experience where the audience plays the pivotal role of deciding her fate. Elena Martinez presents a playful and absurd reimagining of a dark moment in history that asks: “How far are we willing to go to get what we want?” Through a series of acts of witchcraft, GOODY seeks to be condemned in the name of fame.
GOODY explores what we get based on what we think we need. We all create narratives about how to get what we want, often without factoring in that we have no control over what we will receive. GOODY is a fated tale about the tunnel vision of ambition and spite.
GOODY stars Elena Martinez and was co-devised by Elena Martinez and Franny Harold. Franny Harold also served as director and assisted in technical design.
GOODY had a near sold-out run at Hollywood Fringe Festival 2026 and earned a nomination for the Denver Fringe Exchange Award.
Reviews:
"She plays with us from the start, a true joy to play with Goody, and an unforgettable comedic performance." - Stage Takes June 2026
"Hilarious from start to finish. Elena Martinez is an off the rails clown that creates chaos, but always feels in control." - Jon Schnitzer, Hollywood Fringe 2026
"Elena’s performance is giddy, darkly funny, occasionally profound, and always a great time." - Kris Buxton-Dean, Hollywood Fringe 2026
"Very fun clown show! Great character. Excellent voice." - Cameron Poter, Hollywood Fringe 2026
A Home for The Homemade
The Lemonade Stand strives to create a home for new work and new artists in the expansive Philadelphia arts community. We prioritize the development process, community, and partnership. We are committed to being rough around the edges, adaptive to each process, and true to the artist's vision.
A company by and for emerging theatre artists, we aim to foster and celebrate communities of artists who create beyond The Lemonade Stand. We want to bring artists of all mediums to collaborate, find community, and unlock new creative possibilities. We are successful when artists collaborate outside the Lemonade Stand and we are proud to be a part of the next generation of Philadelphia artists.
We love homemade.
1714 Delancey Street
General Admission: $15
1714 Delancey Street
General Admission: $15
Elena Martinez is an award-winning storyteller and theater maker who explores the dark comedy of what it means to be alive. She brings over a decade of experience in improv and sketch comedy to the stage, underlined by a childhood of classical piano training. Her first solo show, “One Night in Aurora”, debuted at Sketchfest Seattle in 2017 – a musical and stream-of-consciousness retrospective about love, dreams, and misunderstandings. Elena’s ensemble sketch comedy group, Getting Naked with Friends, performed headlining sets at Seattle Sketchfest in 2016 and 2017. Her duo, Sober Virgin, with Anthony Householder, explored the altered perspectives of codependency and addiction in their 2018 show “Short Stories”. Before relocating to Los Angeles, Elena toured her holiday musical parody duo show with Rachel Walls and joined the illustrious cast of beloved Seattle improv show Uncle Mike Ruins Christmas. You can catch her regularly performing in and out of Los Angeles with her indie improv team, Dough Dough, who has performed at Das Improv Festival, London Improv Festival, Del Close Marathon, ioFest, and many others.
Franny Harold is an award-winning writer, performer, and clown from New Orleans. She has a degree in film and theater from the now-defunct University of New Orleans, and has been an improviser for over a decade. She is currently a member of the clown ensemble, Holy Holy, and sketch troupe, Goose. She’s taken original works to Moontower Just For Laughs, San Francisco Sketch Fest, and Frontera Fest.
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Nudity
Violent ContentAdult Language
Strobe/Flashing Lights
Audience Interaction
This event does not require masks to be worn