Kansas City’s Fringe Festival celebrates live performances, visual arts and film with chances to meet the artists in venues across the city from July 6-27.
The Arts Asylum at 824 E. Meyer Blvd. is this year’s sole southside venue and will feature six different plays performed over multiple nights from July 18-26, including a history of burlesque dance, a Glee satire and an interactive trivia show hosted by a fire-eater and magician.
The Martin City Melodrama will perform a new original show, Fringe-ABILITY, featuring more than a dozen uniquely abled actors and senior rescue dogs entertaining through song, dance, puppetry and jokes. Three performances take place on July 23 and 24 (11 am) and July 25 at 6 pm.
Performances take place at the Unicorn Theatre’s Jerome Stage, 3828 Main St., The theater is accessible and has an adjacent parking lot.
Tickets to each performance are $15 for adults and $8 for children under 12.
Purchase tickets to Fringe-ABILITY at kcfringe.org/product/fringe-ability.
Explore all festival shows and venues at kcfringe.org.
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