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.
Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Beach, by Paul Rudnick. Mr. Charles is in exile in Palm Beach, having been asked to leave NYC. There was a vote. He has a television show “Too Gay.” He answers letters from viewers & his studio audience. His devoted companion Shane assists with his every need.
The Ballad of the Mothman, by Insha Iqbal. Uses absurdity and audience interaction to explore the objectification of South Asian and Middle Eastern women and how the men in their lives interact with them, whether they are white or men of color, close to them or strangers. The piece objectifies the audience in the most literal sense to become items at a flea market, and Mothman explores where the inherent value of these objects comes from.
Sound Bombing!, by Jeff "DaShade" Johnson & Zell Miller, III. An experiment into sound, fusing rhymes, spoken word, tap dance rhythms and the energy of hip-hop culture Sound Bombing is a declaration of freedom. Produced by ZM3LiveProductions Featuring: Queen Deelah, Siobhan Cook, Zell Miller, III, Thomas Wheeler, Jeffery "DaShade Moonbeam" Johnson.
A Good Year for the Sunflowers, by Christine Schiele Gutierrez. In a journey through time, a sister remembers her brother. From childhood adventures in Tehran to coming-of-age escapades in 1980s New York, and finally to the tender moments of his final days, this solo performance explores the intricate landscape of sibling love, loss, and memory. Over coffee—a shared passion—Christine weaves a poignant narrative that transforms personal grief into a universal meditation on connection, resilience, and the enduring power of familial bonds.
TBD, by Tristan Mercado. TBD.
Wed Feb 5 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.
Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Beach, by Paul Rudnick. Mr. Charles is in exile in Palm Beach, having been asked to leave NYC. There was a vote. He has a television show “Too Gay.” He answers letters from viewers & his studio audience. His devoted companion Shane assists with his every need.
The Ballad of the Mothman, by Insha Iqbal. Uses absurdity and audience interaction to explore the objectification of South Asian and Middle Eastern women and how the men in their lives interact with them, whether they are white or men of color, close to them or strangers. The piece objectifies the audience in the most literal sense to become items at a flea market, and Mothman explores where the inherent value of these objects comes from.
Sound Bombing!, by Jeff "DaShade" Johnson & Zell Miller, III. An experiment into sound, fusing rhymes, spoken word, tap dance rhythms and the energy of hip-hop culture Sound Bombing is a declaration of freedom. Produced by ZM3LiveProductions Featuring: Queen Deelah, Siobhan Cook, Zell Miller, III, Thomas Wheeler, Jeffery "DaShade Moonbeam" Johnson.
A Good Year for the Sunflowers, by Christine Schiele Gutierrez. In a journey through time, a sister remembers her brother. From childhood adventures in Tehran to coming-of-age escapades in 1980s New York, and finally to the tender moments of his final days, this solo performance explores the intricate landscape of sibling love, loss, and memory. Over coffee—a shared passion—Christine weaves a poignant narrative that transforms personal grief into a universal meditation on connection, resilience, and the enduring power of familial bonds.
TBD, by Tristan Mercado. TBD.
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.
Mr. Charles, Currently of Palm Beach, by Paul Rudnick. Mr. Charles is in exile in Palm Beach, having been asked to leave NYC. There was a vote. He has a television show “Too Gay.” He answers letters from viewers & his studio audience. His devoted companion Shane assists with his every need.
The Ballad of the Mothman, by Insha Iqbal. Uses absurdity and audience interaction to explore the objectification of South Asian and Middle Eastern women and how the men in their lives interact with them, whether they are white or men of color, close to them or strangers. The piece objectifies the audience in the most literal sense to become items at a flea market, and Mothman explores where the inherent value of these objects comes from.
Sound Bombing!, by Jeff "DaShade" Johnson & Zell Miller, III. An experiment into sound, fusing rhymes, spoken word, tap dance rhythms and the energy of hip-hop culture Sound Bombing is a declaration of freedom. Produced by ZM3LiveProductions Featuring: Queen Deelah, Siobhan Cook, Zell Miller, III, Thomas Wheeler, Jeffery "DaShade Moonbeam" Johnson.
A Good Year for the Sunflowers, by Christine Schiele Gutierrez. In a journey through time, a sister remembers her brother. From childhood adventures in Tehran to coming-of-age escapades in 1980s New York, and finally to the tender moments of his final days, this solo performance explores the intricate landscape of sibling love, loss, and memory. Over coffee—a shared passion—Christine weaves a poignant narrative that transforms personal grief into a universal meditation on connection, resilience, and the enduring power of familial bonds.
TBD, by Tristan Mercado. TBD.
FronteraFest 2025 Short Fringe
Other Arts & Theater
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