Gonzo Rising all-weirdo revue is back! Join us for some of the strangest acts Salt Lake City has to offer, especially reunited for Fringe Fest!
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Ray Terrill Dance Group presents five dynamic dances that explore light and shadow to focus on the emotional expression that connects us and the potential for positive creative consequence. The dance experience that needs no translation.
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An award winning play exploring one composer's search for a symphony - even after death.
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In this installation you have the chance to navigate through a variety of immersive, virtual sensations. You could be drowning in balloons or stuck in a pantry. You may meet 7 characters in 6 distinct places, encouraging you to reconsider how you inhabit the spaces around you.
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When extreme mid-western reliance meets the death of two partners in a row the result is hilarious queer tragicomedy meets ABC afterschool special.
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Seen and unseen disabilities exist in every piece of our lives. "The Not Broken Monologues" examine the disabled experience through a lens of grief and acceptance, while exploring the idea of community. In short, we are disabled, but we are not broken.
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FORBIDDEN UTAH is a cabaret-style show with song and dance that spoofs the Utah theatre scene.
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MEET THE WOOGLEFOOF in Utah Story Center's "The Prince's New Pet", a new musical for all audiences.
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"Mother always said don't talk to strangers but can I tell you a secret?" A modern myth of queerness, coming out, finding love (and maybe hairy chests), Strangers: a homo's odyssey takes us on a journey of love and finding yourself in a mythic digital age. And Zeus has a Grindr.
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Claire and Brennan have been best friends for years. But when the two are brought back together at BYU after two years apart, Claire wonders if the feelings she has for Brennan might go beyond friendship.
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A post-apocalyptic hoarder, a neighborhood gossip, and a motivational speaker try their best to rearrange and organize one another's lives in a harsh and hilariously unforgiving world.
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Nell and Oscar meet on a beach in Dorset. It's 1595… or maybe 1610. Oscar has returned from university and Nell is doing f**k-all. They will meet here, again and again, on this beach for the next four hundred years. Stuff will change. As it does with time. They will try to keep up.
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Florence and her husband move to a quiet estate to cure her “illness of nervousness.” Things take a frightening turn when Florence becomes obsessed with the yellow wallpaper in her room, as well as the figure that starts appearing in its odd pattern.
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A televangelist is holding his summer "Faith-A-Thon" pageant... but things go quickly awry when his show gets hijacked by a mob (you!) who has different plans for the "Faith-A-Thon" and the Televangelist and his cast of pageant players must bend to their demands... or else
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Toni, a private detective, finds herself extremely busy when the city is hit with a rash of jewel robberies, and a gem loving celebrity arrives in town.
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Three drag queens are at a talk show. There is a bomb. They're going to have to defuse it.
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Unidentified Subject is an experimental operetta of waiting and witnessing. Using movement, sound, and light, Interdisciplinary Arts Collective forays into the archive - living and past, personal and communal - to explore exile, power, violence, and fate.
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Dear Mom,
I wrote a play for you.
About things I’ll never have the courage to say.
About wounds left over from an absent mother.
About little moments and shadow parts.
It’s a love letter.
And if you ever see it - I hope you’ll see it the same way I do.
A glimpse into the fantasy of four ethereal beings observing their states of bliss.
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Manic Pixie Nightmare is a one person show deconstructing the infamous “Manic Pixie Dream Girl '' archetype that has plagued the lives of quirky women during the 21st century, on and off screen. Because anyone can play the ideal woman through the right eyes, right?
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