Vegas Fringe Festival

Schedule Of Events

2.30pm - Das Schnitzel Brothers Not With Female Sister Schnitz By 1230 Clowns
Two Brothers, All The Way From Dinkelshwluberauterbah, Perform For The Very First Time In Amerika. They Abandoned Their Sister, Who Will NOT Be Performing With Them. Hans Und Roland Bring You A Performance Customary To Their Tiny Little Village In Deutschland. Dance, Music, Und Acrobatic Skills That Would All Make Mama Proud, But Absolutely NO SISTER SCHNITZ.

3.30 Pm - BIG HAIR: A Rad And Wild Love Affair By Maegan Mandarino
Presented By Their Alter Egos, Dr. Frankenstein And Roseanne Roseannadanna, We Witness A Relationship That - Over 20 Years Later - Still Resonates With The Modern Heart. Written And Performed By Maegan Mandarino.

5pm - Ages Of The Moon By Sam Shepard
A Gruff, Affecting And Funny Play. Byron And Ames Are Old Friends Reunited By Mutual Desperation. Over Bourbon On Ice, They Sit, Reflect And Bicker, Until 50 Years Of Love, Friendship And Rivalry Are Put To The Test At The Barrel Of A Gun.

6.30pm - My Decade Of D!Cks: A Love Story By Dorothea Deley
Ever Had A Dysfunctional Relationship — Or 12? Hop On Dorothea’s Emotional Rollercoaster And Discover Why She Missed So Many Red Flags! From Mr. Bible Study To Mr. Cokehead To Mr. Premature, She Reveals What Led Her Younger Self To Settle For Trainwreck Relationships. Audience Members Call Dorothea An "Absolutely Vulnerable" And "Phenomenal Storyteller." Her Interactive Solo Comedy Promises "Lots Of Laughs And An Unexpected Ending." You’ll Laugh … You May Cry

8.pm - The Will To Live By Juliana Renee Martin
Everyone Has A Family, But Not Every Family Has Everyone. Follow The Wright Family In The Will To Live By Juliana Renee Martin. Angela, Eldest Daughter To Dorothy, Takes Charge Of The Finances And The Family Since The Passing Of Her Father, Seven Months Prior. With Only Mother And Daughter In The Home, While Constantly Being Interrupted From Dorothy’s Other Children, The Will To Live Shows Audiences In Reverse The Power Of Family, Greed, And Unconditional Love.

1pm - Krapp's Last Tape By Samuel Beckett
On His 69th Birthday, Krapp Sits At A Cluttered Desk And Listens To Tape Recordings He Made Decades Earlier. To Krapp, The Voice In The Recorded Diary Is That Of A Naive And Foolish Stranger. Although He Comments Savagely On The Young Krapp’s Hope And Idealism, He Is Drawn To The Recorded Voice Of His Younger, More Hopeful Self.
This Semi-Autobiographical Piece From Samuel Beckett Comments On The Passage Of Time, The Human Condition And It’s Evolving Perspective, And Regret

General Admission $20