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Acts of Kindness presented by University of Redlands
ACTS OF KINDNESS is a docudrama inspired by interviews in El Paso, Texas USA, after a mass shooting that claimed the lives of twenty-three innocent people. Told through a multitude of different characters, the play grapples with gun control, the divided U.S. political landscape, and the ongoing issue of immigration in America. Heartfelt, engrossing, and intimate, the play is a tribute to the victims and survivors of the event and a cautionary tale about gun violence in America. A community rises to reach collective healing and an understanding of our shared humanity.
Be A Wolf presented by Fayetteville State University
You don't have to be afraid of the dark. That's just a story people tell to make themselves feel safe. But what if the dark isn't hunting you? What if it's calling?
I don't chase. I don't have to. Because fear doesn't push you away-it pulls you closer. You feel it, don't you? That whisper. That pull. The question that won't leave you alone.
You could scroll by, pick another show, pretend this wasn't meant for you. Or admit it-you were never not coming.
So go on. Be A Wolf.
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Blind Fury: The Untold Story of the Queen of Hearts presented by Ohlone College
Vicky is furious. She simply wants to control her destiny but her parents and society demand that she become the Queen of Hearts. When her soon-to-be-fiancé-by-arranged-marriage gets abducted, Vicky must harness her building rage to save him. Accompanied by friends Kitty, Blanca, and a cunning soon-to-be Duchess, Vicky embarks on a journey uncovering the absurd and infuriating truths of living in a so-called Wonderland. Filled with White Knights, Croquet Matches, Mad Tea Parties, and Wild Hallucinations, Blind Fury invites us to witness the birth of an icon.
Cluedo presented by Samford University
You know the board game, you know the movie...now be part of the studio audience for the radio show and help solve the mystery. Murder, mayhem and laughter abound.
Pando presented by Kellogg Community College
A philosophical comedy set in video game worlds. Inspired by the work of Alain de Botton and a short story by Andy Weir, 'Pando' is an unusually customizable show where most anyone can play any role- and each new cast is encouraged to personalize the script. Six interlinked scenes hide lessons in empathy and understanding- with an overarching metaphysical mystery to piece together as well! Performed by Kellogg Community College; starring students and community members from Battle Creek, Michigan in their international performance debuts. A Scotsman Fringe First show.
The Dropbox is presented by Washburn University
A group of Earth's survivors rushes onto the last vessel escaping from AI bots that have left the planet a wasteland. They board with only the promise that there will be a future for them in a utopian civilization. On the ship, they learn that subsistence packages, and messages arrive in a dropbox. When the vessel's medical officer is found murdered, the hunt for the killer leads them to question every choice they have made: who they are, what surrounds them, how they are connected, and who they will become in their new world?
For tickets to these shows, go to https://tickets.edfringe.com/
If you have questions about the productions or ICTF itself, reach out to Lee-Lee Lawless at 434-284-9246.