FronteraFest 2025 Short Fringe
Four to five short pieces of 25 minutes or less
The shows will be re-listed her in performance order by noon on Tuesday of the week they perform.
Identity Crisis, an excerpt from the play by Mindy Reed. Michelle Greene returns to clean out her childhood home and discovers an old film canister. Curious, she has the pictures developed, only to find her own face staring back at her. She’s always felt like an outcast in her own family and this unearthing makes her question her lineage. Letters in the attic reveal the truth.
Daughter and Dada, written and directed by Marley Miller and Zell Miller, III. Through spoken word, a 3-D image of what it is like to be the father and daughter of a scorpio artist.
The Storm, by Norm Ballinger. Based on the historical-fiction novel, All of This Was Mine, by Richard J. Dobson, about the Galveston Storm of 1900 and how the lives of two lovers were permanently changed.
The Woman in the Attic, by Kleo James Ryan (ScriptWorks Commission). What secrets lie locked away in the attic? Aubrey, a young bride, finds herself drawn to mysterious sounds echoing throughout her new home. Her enigmatic husband, Edgar, promises there’s nothing to fear and urges her to ignore them. But as Aubrey ventures into the attic, she discovers the truth about Edgar’s past. Directed by Lacey Cannon Gonzales, this Gothic tale explores love, madness, and the devastating cost of secrets.
HR, by Monroe Oxley. In this dark comedy, Mr. X takes Ruth, a self-involved receptionist, on an existential journey of her life. Ruth is about to find out that there is more to life than gossip and work, even if she’s been dead for a year.
Wed Jan 22 2025
8:00 PM - 10:30 PM (Doors 7:30 PM)
$22.00
All Ages
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FronteraFest 2025 Short Fringe
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FronteraFest 2025 Short Fringe
Other Arts & Theater
$22.00 All Ages
FronteraFest 2025 Short Fringe
Four to five short pieces of 25 minutes or less
The shows will be re-listed her in performance order by noon on Tuesday of the week they perform.
Identity Crisis, an excerpt from the play by Mindy Reed. Michelle Greene returns to clean out her childhood home and discovers an old film canister. Curious, she has the pictures developed, only to find her own face staring back at her. She’s always felt like an outcast in her own family and this unearthing makes her question her lineage. Letters in the attic reveal the truth.
Daughter and Dada, written and directed by Marley Miller and Zell Miller, III. Through spoken word, a 3-D image of what it is like to be the father and daughter of a scorpio artist.
The Storm, by Norm Ballinger. Based on the historical-fiction novel, All of This Was Mine, by Richard J. Dobson, about the Galveston Storm of 1900 and how the lives of two lovers were permanently changed.
The Woman in the Attic, by Kleo James Ryan (ScriptWorks Commission). What secrets lie locked away in the attic? Aubrey, a young bride, finds herself drawn to mysterious sounds echoing throughout her new home. Her enigmatic husband, Edgar, promises there’s nothing to fear and urges her to ignore them. But as Aubrey ventures into the attic, she discovers the truth about Edgar’s past. Directed by Lacey Cannon Gonzales, this Gothic tale explores love, madness, and the devastating cost of secrets.
HR, by Monroe Oxley. In this dark comedy, Mr. X takes Ruth, a self-involved receptionist, on an existential journey of her life. Ruth is about to find out that there is more to life than gossip and work, even if she’s been dead for a year.
Four to five short pieces of 25 minutes or less
The shows will be re-listed her in performance order by noon on Tuesday of the week they perform.
Identity Crisis, an excerpt from the play by Mindy Reed. Michelle Greene returns to clean out her childhood home and discovers an old film canister. Curious, she has the pictures developed, only to find her own face staring back at her. She’s always felt like an outcast in her own family and this unearthing makes her question her lineage. Letters in the attic reveal the truth.
Daughter and Dada, written and directed by Marley Miller and Zell Miller, III. Through spoken word, a 3-D image of what it is like to be the father and daughter of a scorpio artist.
The Storm, by Norm Ballinger. Based on the historical-fiction novel, All of This Was Mine, by Richard J. Dobson, about the Galveston Storm of 1900 and how the lives of two lovers were permanently changed.
The Woman in the Attic, by Kleo James Ryan (ScriptWorks Commission). What secrets lie locked away in the attic? Aubrey, a young bride, finds herself drawn to mysterious sounds echoing throughout her new home. Her enigmatic husband, Edgar, promises there’s nothing to fear and urges her to ignore them. But as Aubrey ventures into the attic, she discovers the truth about Edgar’s past. Directed by Lacey Cannon Gonzales, this Gothic tale explores love, madness, and the devastating cost of secrets.
HR, by Monroe Oxley. In this dark comedy, Mr. X takes Ruth, a self-involved receptionist, on an existential journey of her life. Ruth is about to find out that there is more to life than gossip and work, even if she’s been dead for a year.
FronteraFest 2025 Short Fringe
Other Arts & Theater
Share With Friends