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Beehive, the 60s Musical
Jul
29
to Aug 2

Beehive, the 60s Musical

Step back in time and relive the unforgettable sounds of the 1960s with Beehive: The 60s Musical. This is a high-energy celebration of the iconic music that helped to define an era. This toe-tapping, hand-clapping musical revue brings you the unforgettable hits that helped to change the world. The show includes  40 classic chart-toppers from Leslie Gore, the Shirelles, the Supremes, Tina Turner, and more.

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A Fabulous Evening with Lillian Baxter
Jun
25
to Jun 27

A Fabulous Evening with Lillian Baxter

The much loved Lillian Baxter (created and performed by John Vessels) returns with the latest chapter of her musical memoir. Join us as the fabulous (and fictional) Lillian Baxter reminisces about her life on the road less traveled. Her stories are a celebration of the nightlife, the love life, and the occasional stay at the YMCA. Your heart will thank us!

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The Lost Boy, a reading
May
13

The Lost Boy, a reading

The Lost Boy, written by the late Ron Palillo (best known to millions as Horshack on Welcome Back, Kotter), is a poignant look at the real-life inspirations behind the beloved story of Peter Pan.  It is a personal and enduring story. Directed by Dominic Paolillo (the playwright’s cousin). Featured readers include Rhett Kalman, Morgan Fraga, Cassidy Timms, Glenda Donovan, Davis Stack, Trey Forsyth, and Mathias Maloff. One night only. 

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Tennessee’s Men, a reading in two acts
Mar
21

Tennessee’s Men, a reading in two acts

This reading of two short plays written by Tennessee Williams is presented in partnership with the Fringe Theater, Key West Arts & Historical Society and Williams Hall as part of the annual month-long Tennessee William Festival. Directed by Wende Shoer with readers Wayne Dapser, Jim Argoudelis, Merle Dimbath, Jim Speake, Wayne LaRue Smith, Nancy 3 Hoffman, Alana Thurston, Samantha Laskey, and Thomas Masat.

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CLASSIC AMERICANA SONG & FOOD
Mar
6

CLASSIC AMERICANA SONG & FOOD

This Fringe fundraiser embraces the old fashion supper club as its inspiration — then givees it a modern twist! Open bar. A buffet that features classic Americana cuisine. Captivating music of Key West songbird Carmen Rodriguez with Larry Smith, Skipper Kripitz, and Tim Mayer. You’ll need your dancing shoes for this one! It's delicious fun. A night of revelry. And it raises funds for the Fringe! Street Parking

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No Closet Space: The History of Gay Key West
Jan
28

No Closet Space: The History of Gay Key West

Step into the magic of Gay Key West with No Closet Space: The History of Gay Key West. This documentary captures how the gay community transformed the island into a vibrant, joyful sanctuary. Experience the unforgettable stories, humor, and nostalgia that shaped this era. Join us for this Work-in-Progress screening at Williams Hall.

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Holiday Train Ride
Dec
18

Holiday Train Ride

 It's our first fundraiser of the season and a crowd favorite! Check-in at 7pm at the beautiful Gardens Hotel and enjoy a tasty beverage at the Garden's cash bar while you catch up with your Fringe friends and enjoy the live holiday music. Then at 8pm it's All Aboard our Holiday Train for a festive ride about town to see the holiday lights of Key West. Pickup and Return at the Gardens Hotel, 526 Angela Street. Tickets: $60.

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Rose
Nov
1
to Nov 2

Rose

While sitting shiva, Rose recounts her life as a child in a tiny Russian village, a young woman in the Warsaw Ghetto, and eventually as a successful business woman in Atlantic City. Powerful. Heart wrenching. The ultimate celebration of life.

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Zombie Prom, the Musical
Oct
11
to Oct 13

Zombie Prom, the Musical

Bravo Theatre in partnership with Fringe Theater Key West presents Zombie Prom! Join us as we creep our way into the holiday season with this “Atomic” musical farce. Zombie Prom is riddled with teenage heartbreak, overbearing educators, sleuthy sleuths, and you guessed it, ZOMBIE’S!!

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