Why Worry About Our Futures begins with all our characters on stage and plunges into various themes surrounding loss, queerness, social structures, finding light in grief and forms of impending doom.

Julia Bueneman: “Combining skilled magic, 1930s grit, time travel, standup and audience participation, Dirk Darrow: Future Past Magic is a compelling and energized play that had me giggling, stunned and picking my jaw up off the floor.”

Julia Bueneman: “I can only imagine that this show will get all the more silly and precise as the Fringe goes on and no iteration will ever be exactly the same—it was lovely to witness their first show.”

Julia Bueneman: “Forbidden City! is everything from surprising chaos to heartwarming, and Dockery pulls it all together in a truly incredible way. If you can manage to get tickets, this is a ride you don’t want to miss!”

Jessica Bueneman: “A great juxtaposition of solitude and togetherness, this piece choreographed by Alya Graham is separated in two parts: the solo and the duet.”

Julia Bueneman: “Go see this absolute powerhouse of a man and show. You won’t regret it.”

Julia Bueneman: “Lovely dive into Hungarian culture, it featured Hungarian music, some of the language, dance and song.”

Julia Bueneman: “From beginning to end, this show was spectacular. Madeleine Hall has written a beautiful, eloquent and touching story.”

Julia Bueneman: “It’s funny, quirky and awkward while simultaneously being informative and comically insightful.”