Join us in The Wasp’s Nest, a devised sitcom-style presentation about a zany group of magical beings. A motley crew of Pearl, Fiorella, and unlucky Lucifer struggle with a seemingly simple task: what to do with a community garden? Spoiler Alert! It gets messy.

Peppered with "commercials" of the most devilish sort, this show is the culmination of over a year of research, improvisations, writing exercises, and character development. Created almost entirely via Zoom, this digital presentation deals with themes including politics, power, the prison-industrial complex, sex and gardening.

FOR TICKETS AND INFORMATION: https://paperdollensemble.com and https://fringearts.com/event/the-wasps-nest/

Today on the podcast, R.Eric Thomas stops by to talk about the family-friendly “The Ever Present”, a piece that aims to shine a light on our collective history as the world continues to change. Here is my interview with R.Eric Thomas.

Today on the podcast, Connor Hogan stops by to talk about the FringeArts offering, “Gilligan Gigs Again”, a trivia cabaret on radical self-acceptance. Here is my interview with Connor Hogan.

BONUS: Editor-In-Chief, Alaina Johns talks Accessibility in our first BSR Editorial Corner!!

Today on the podcast, Artistic Director, Brian Sanders talks about the new interactive video-game-style experience, “Dragonbutter”, presented by Brian Sanders’ JUNK. Here is my interview with Brian Sanders.

Begin your journey in an 8,000 square foot abandoned laboratory building, at 2nd and Spring Garden streets, where expert researchers are trying to understand what the mysterious Dr. Livingston was working on and determine if there is anything to salvage before the building is demolished. You will quickly find clues from nonsensical scribblings that Dr. Livingston was not only a considerable genius, but also an impractical man teetering on insanity.