Long Island City's Secret Theatre presents the third annual UnFringed Festival, a collection of ten daring new plays that run over two weeks in August.
'Ice Cream Man, Blue Balls, and The Funny Thing' - August 11-16: An exploration of masculine anger through the lenses of race, disability, and sexuality.
'The Country Husband' - August 11-14: A married businessman is head-over-heels in love; unfortunately, though, not with his wife.
'UNTURNING' - August 11-19: A musical adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s classic novel 'The Return of the Native.'
'Flight Number Love' - August 12-17: A flight attendant serves you raw stories seasoned with laughter, tears, and lots of turbulence.
'The King is Dead' - August 12-18: The absurdist play about Tinder that you didn't know you were waiting for. Or maybe you did.
'DARK PLAY' - August 12-15: A collision of the virtual world and the real, where love and lies grow thick.
'Almost Awful' - August 13-21: A doctor with a secret collects a group of people with abhorrent urges to participate in a group therapy session.
'Dan Marmor is God' - August 15-21: Dan thinks he's the Lord and his friends don't understand why.
'Faye Drummond' - August 17-21: Phaedra and Hippolytus in New York, an outrageous comic take on a timeless Greek myth.
'As He Likes It' - August 16-20: An LGBT re-imagining of one of Shakespeare's classic plays.
