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Philly Fringe 2026: The Lemonade Stand presents Lindsey Walko’s Bog Man
A haunted actor
The Lemonade Stand hub of the Fringe presents Lindsey Walko’s Bog Man, an intriguing one-woman show that struggles to fully explore its concept. Kiran Pandey reviews.
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Philly Fringe 2026: BETTY presents Dickie Dickie Dicky Donnie
The abject wonder of infancy
The theater collective BETTY (MK Tuomanen, Shelby Richardson, and Paul Kruse) premieres Dickie Dickie Dicky Donnie, an ode to the human experience of infants, in this year’s Fringe. Josh Herren reviews.
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Philly Fringe 2026: Lemonade Stand presents Carly Polistina’s Jane Eyre Wasn’t a Whore
Theater and literature nerds unite!
Imagine a jukebox musical where the jukebox plays audiobooks and there’s only one actor onstage, and you might get Jane Eyre Wasn’t a Whore, onstage in this year’s Fringe. Jill Ivey reviews.
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Philly Fringe 2026: Savannah Reich presents The Groundhog
Professors are people, too
Savannah Reich’s hilarious The Groundhog, imagining one professor’s career-ending class on the Harold Ramis film Groundhog Day, gets its world premiere in this year’s Fringe. Evan Schares reviews.
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Philly Fringe 2026: The Colored Girls Museums presents Say It Loud: I’m Black and I’m Proud
A cozy visual feast in a Germantown cultural oasis
The Colored Girls Museum, a real home in Germantown that also serves as a museum celebrating the Black community, joins this year’s Fringe with a special interactive tour. An Nichols reviews.
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Philly Fringe 2026: Ninth Planet presents Holy Fool
Perceiving grief
Ninth Planet is back with a new experimental dance/theater show in this year’s Fringe, exploring the ways we grieve, and are perceived in our grief. Krista Mar reviews.
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Fringe Festival 2026: Don Allen presents Human in the Loop
The human remains in command?
Don Allen’s Fringe entry, Human in the Loop, takes audiences on an AI-guided therapy session before the artist overrides it to make his own decisions. Emily Esten reviews.
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Philly Fringe 2026: Dumb Hub presents Hannah Mitchell’s TRAD
Loving the Lord, your husband, and the audience
With audience interaction and sharp physical comedy, Hannah Mitchell’s Fringe entry TRAD skewers the phenomenon of the American tradwife. Jill Ivey reviews.
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Philly Fringe 2026: Corps de Ballet PHL presents Dancing in Yesterday’s Stage Makeup
Exploring the inner lives of dancers
A new collective of Philly ballerinas joins the Fringe to offer their window on dancers’ favorite thing to do after the show is over: keep on dancing. Camille Bacon-Smith reviews.
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Philly Fringe 2026: Cannonball presents Izzy Sazak’s TUZLUK
A mixed-race coming-of-age story
Izzy Sazak, a Turkish Colombian American trans-disciplinary artist, writer, and teacher, brings their solo show, TUZLUK, to the Philly Fringe. Krista Mar reviews.
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