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.
Long Live Dead Irish Poets, by Raymond V. Whelan. A period piece about three reporters in an old saloon focused on the closing of the Chicago Daily News in 1978.
Taylor Made?, by Avery Erickson. After being fired from every broadcasting job ever held, Taylor's last chance is to make a go of it as the sole employee of the only radio/TV station at the North Pole. Taylor literally has to do everything. And I mean everything! Hmmm . . . wonder how that will turn out. Oh, and one more thing . . . the glacier is melting.
A Girl Like Me, written and performed by Roxanne Schroder-Arce. A series of eight micro-memoirs performed by the author. The memoirs bring the audience into the trailer park where Roxanne grew up and take them on an intimate journey of the author/playwright's lived experience as a child. The micro-memoirs are weaved together with original music, and Roxanne plays many characters, including herself, her single mom, and the Pink-Lipped Lady on the Blue Baptist Bus.
The Slip, by Patty Harrison. A ghost story that stretches true crime into the realm of magical realism, inspired by true events: a series of suspicious deaths by alleged curare poisoning that took place at a hospital in Patty's New Jersey hometown in the 1960s.
Kyle Romero is Your Dad, by Kyle Romero. What is a dad? How does one become a dad? The fact is, we just don’t know, but the search for truth continues in this one-man show. Drawing from his lifelong experience of being told “you seem like a dad type,” comedian and actor Kyle Romero will attempt to become a dad despite having no children and no romantic prospects whatsoever. He’s not your step-clown, he’s the clown that stepped up.
Thu Feb 6 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.
Long Live Dead Irish Poets, by Raymond V. Whelan. A period piece about three reporters in an old saloon focused on the closing of the Chicago Daily News in 1978.
Taylor Made?, by Avery Erickson. After being fired from every broadcasting job ever held, Taylor's last chance is to make a go of it as the sole employee of the only radio/TV station at the North Pole. Taylor literally has to do everything. And I mean everything! Hmmm . . . wonder how that will turn out. Oh, and one more thing . . . the glacier is melting.
A Girl Like Me, written and performed by Roxanne Schroder-Arce. A series of eight micro-memoirs performed by the author. The memoirs bring the audience into the trailer park where Roxanne grew up and take them on an intimate journey of the author/playwright's lived experience as a child. The micro-memoirs are weaved together with original music, and Roxanne plays many characters, including herself, her single mom, and the Pink-Lipped Lady on the Blue Baptist Bus.
The Slip, by Patty Harrison. A ghost story that stretches true crime into the realm of magical realism, inspired by true events: a series of suspicious deaths by alleged curare poisoning that took place at a hospital in Patty's New Jersey hometown in the 1960s.
Kyle Romero is Your Dad, by Kyle Romero. What is a dad? How does one become a dad? The fact is, we just don’t know, but the search for truth continues in this one-man show. Drawing from his lifelong experience of being told “you seem like a dad type,” comedian and actor Kyle Romero will attempt to become a dad despite having no children and no romantic prospects whatsoever. He’s not your step-clown, he’s the clown that stepped up.
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.
Long Live Dead Irish Poets, by Raymond V. Whelan. A period piece about three reporters in an old saloon focused on the closing of the Chicago Daily News in 1978.
Taylor Made?, by Avery Erickson. After being fired from every broadcasting job ever held, Taylor's last chance is to make a go of it as the sole employee of the only radio/TV station at the North Pole. Taylor literally has to do everything. And I mean everything! Hmmm . . . wonder how that will turn out. Oh, and one more thing . . . the glacier is melting.
A Girl Like Me, written and performed by Roxanne Schroder-Arce. A series of eight micro-memoirs performed by the author. The memoirs bring the audience into the trailer park where Roxanne grew up and take them on an intimate journey of the author/playwright's lived experience as a child. The micro-memoirs are weaved together with original music, and Roxanne plays many characters, including herself, her single mom, and the Pink-Lipped Lady on the Blue Baptist Bus.
The Slip, by Patty Harrison. A ghost story that stretches true crime into the realm of magical realism, inspired by true events: a series of suspicious deaths by alleged curare poisoning that took place at a hospital in Patty's New Jersey hometown in the 1960s.
Kyle Romero is Your Dad, by Kyle Romero. What is a dad? How does one become a dad? The fact is, we just don’t know, but the search for truth continues in this one-man show. Drawing from his lifelong experience of being told “you seem like a dad type,” comedian and actor Kyle Romero will attempt to become a dad despite having no children and no romantic prospects whatsoever. He’s not your step-clown, he’s the clown that stepped up.
FronteraFest 2025 Short Fringe
Other Arts & Theater
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