2018 Shows
Camp Death Productions
The Tragical Farce of Jimmy Pine
by Ben Schroth
A bleak, dystopian retelling of the classic Pinocchio tale, Camp Death, known for their late-night horror movie spoofs at the Pocket Sandwich Theatre, promise a production that is provocative, compelling and full of the off-beat, wicked sense of humor that has made Ben Schroth one of DFW’s most popular local playwrights.
Directed by Andi Allen. Featuring David Helms, Robin Clayton, Kevin Fuld, Gerald Taylor II, Steven Shayle Rhodes, and Robert G. Shores.
DGDG (Danielle Georgiou Dance Group)
Just Girly Things
by Danielle Georgiou, Justin Locklear, Ruben Carrazana. Music by Justin Locklear, Trey Pendergrass and Cory Kosel
Danielle Georgiou brings her distinct movement style back to FIT for a second piece exploring gender relations. Backing up her 2015 FIT hit, The Show About Men, this year’s entry focusses on the stories of and struggles faced by women. DGDG promises toe-tapping music, side splitting humor and more than a healthy dose of thoughtful introspection in this season’s Just Girly Things.
Eccentric Bear Productions
The Book of Gabe
by Isaac Young
Eccentric Bear makes its local debut with this irreverent, yet thoughtful piece about God’s favorite archangel. Local talent Isaac Young brings a fresh perspective and an impeccable performance ability to this wry and witty treasure that upends everything you thought you knew about religion.
Directed by Jenna Richanne Hannum.
Echo Theatre
Bible Women
by Elizabeth Swados and Vicki Caroline Cheatwood
A haunting and thoughtful song cycle that takes the most interesting characters from some of the greatest stories ever told and spins them afresh for modern audiences. Making a return appearance by popular demand, this year’s production of Bible Women features new and improved material and will be headlined by local cabaret diva Denise Lee.
Imprint Theatreworks
Suckers
by Devin Berg
Wrath turns to empathy turns to desire turns to love in this in this brutal comedy about friendship, fate, and the tendency of life to pass us by. A fast-paced, contemporary look at the danger of complacency and the beautiful imperfection of life.
Laughter League
Where Do I Sit?
by Dick Monday
Dick Monday and Tiffany Riley (of NY Goofs fame) bring a healthy dose of laughter and merriment to this year’s festival with the delightful clowning story, Where Do I Sit? Armed with decades of clowning experience from performances around the world, seeing these masters of their craft in action will be a treat, not to be missed.
Prism Movement Theater
BruNO and lOUIe
by Jeffrey Colangelo
A rollicking fantasy about two mimes who want to become famous, BruNO and lOUIe turns traditional clowning on its head with this creatively stylized production that promises to make something from nothing. A fun-filled romp sure to entertain and delight with its playful look into the power of imagination.
WingSpan Theatre, Co
Landscape
by Harold Pinter
Somewhere between here and elsewhere Beth and Duff are battling the shifting sands of time and trying to repair their estranged relationship. Bit by bit this haunting duet unfolds the mysteries of their shared past and asks if it’s possible for the two lovers to bridge the physical and emotional chasm between them.
Directed by Susan Sargeant. Featuring Van Quattro and Moira Wilson.
