6pm

For one evening only Visions presents work from the collaborative minds of Ben Grinberg, Adam Kerbel, and Emmanuel Becerra and work from Peter Christian.

7:30pm

An evening of two artistic explorations that investigate the intersections between sexuality, sensuality, and Palestinian identity through the body, movement/dance and food. Leila Delicious & Mette Loulou von Kohl will share their works in conversation to probe the spaces of dissonance and familiarity between their individual experiences in relating to their bodies as Palestininans.

9pm

"You shouldn't be doing what your doing on that Ladder" deputed in February 2020 and now returns to tackle the instability of mental health in 2022. Using three different sized ladders, a solo clown performer, Peter Nicholls, strings together success and failure in his pursuit to reach greater heights of well being and ladder steps. Hilarity and terror ensue as the ladders humiliate, confuse, crush and even lick our troubled clown. Filled with spectacle, laughs, tears and fears, Peter attempts to perform the greatest ladder trick ever seen but must first accomplish a more impossible feat: finding the desire to get out of bed in the morning.

8pm

The Squid and The Octopus, created and performed by Jim Julien, is a very intimate cephalopod adventure, a shadow puppet show (with knives!) This show uses a variety of puppetry styles and multimedia to weave a tale of multi-tentacled danger, contemporary restaurant culture and undersea lifestyles. The Squid and The Octopus will delight, amaze and amuse with puppetry spectacle. Before you order the calamari for the whole table, see this show!

6pm

...the applicant was becoming a well adjusted performer as they had to tell several stories to the audience of one (the officer), and also make sure that they are assuming the right personality for their "character".

...the applicant was never a good actor, or a theater enthusiast to begin with. They in fact would suffer from stage fright every time they were tasked with something as minimal as announcing a short statement to a group of people... But this, this was giving them quite a thrill.

9pm

Located in the beautiful Maas Garden Bar, the OVERBOARD! Cabaret is Cannonball's FREE nightly offering of music, circus, comedy, storytelling, strange anthems to pirate lords and ecstatic participatory rituals that are sure to be the perfect end to your night at the Fringe.

MONDAY SAMPLE NIGHTS- Come give Cannonball audiences a taste of your full length Fringe show! Present a 3-7 minute excerpt on the Overboard! stage.

5pm

Survival In Ruins is a memoir that contemplates grief, motherhood, and slowness. Inspired by the recent birth of her second son, a father with Alzheimer's, and mycelium networks - a body moves forcefuly slow confronting the reality of the making and unmaking of a life. Lost, forgetful, in need, revealing its triumphs and tribulations. How does one submit to falling forever?

Survival In Ruins asks us to sit inside growth and loss, stillness and silence, and what it means to be called into extreme presence. A falling that moves us to pieces.

This is a work in progress showing. Around 30 minutes of material will be shared with a 10 minute aftertalk. 10% of the artist's proceeds will be donated to Abortion Liberation Fund of PA.

7:30pm

In this solo-performance piece, Rebecca Posner is taking you on a riverboat tour of the mighty Missiouri. But this tour is unlike other tours; she's going rogue! Experience a horny, attention-starved, new mom navigate the tragic story of the probable-possible-maybe-made-up-but-probably-not love affair between Merriwether Lewis and William Clark. She's taking history into her own hands and along the way tackling issues of motherhood, sexuality, and the crises of existence. All aboard!

6pm

In this semi-autobiographical solo, McGonigle dances herself into a world inhabited by the ghosts of familial anecdotes. Considering the stories she has heard, but never embodied, she amalgamates herself into a cast of characters that occupy her immediate and extended family. Exploring these repetitions of past and present, she fuses together fragments of alternate histories that interrogate the notion of family, and considers how narrative gets passed from generation to generation.Utilizing illustrative texts, recorded interviews and rigorous dancing, BLAZE paints an intimate portrait of a family that existed before, during, and perhaps even after McGonigle.

9pm

This evening of Visions features work from Annie Wilson, Z Farrell, and Philadelphia newcomer Colby Calhoun (Very Good Dance Theatre).