CHAOS ENSUES
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Company Name: Warehouse Ensemble
City/State: Local
Genre: Comedy, Theatre
Ratings: R (adult content)
Playwright: Austin Taylor Smith & Jordan Malone
Premiere: Yes
Warnings: Adult language, Adult subjects, Simulated violence, Nudity
Venue: Upside Bungee
Show Times:
| Fri 7/22 | 6:00 PM |
| Sat 7/23 | 10:30 PM |
| Mon 7/25 | 6:00 PM |
| Fri 7/29 | 7:30 PM |
| Sat 7/30 | 4:30 PM |
Description:
It’s date night for Sam, but are three dates too much for one evening? From an unexpected pizza delivery to a WWE living room smack down, Sam must team up with her wiccan sister and pain-in-the-ass best friend to overcome a testosterone fueled night. Hearts will break, doors will slam, and chaos will ensue.
Cast/Crew:
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Bethany Elliott | Girl Sam |
| Austin Taylor Smith | Boy Sam |
| Casey Jane | Stella |
| Ethan Shaffer | Scott |
| Travis Hampton | Scooter |
| Charlie Meacham | Stevie |
Past Fringe Shows:
| Show | When/Where |
|---|---|
| The Caduceus! | 2016 KC Fringe. |
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Insanely hilarious. Don’t think I breathed a single time because I couldn’t stop laughing.
“The funniest Fringe show I’ve ever seen.” -my mom
Legit FARCE on stage, happening here. Like a kinky episode of Three’s Company that unfolds into pure Loony Toones hilarity… Doors. Prat-falls. At least one decent purchase from the Adam and Eve Collection later… You got yourself a hell of a good time. Great, energetic performances from a lot of talented folks. Austin Taylor Smith’s “Boy Sam” (who co-authored the piece) channels the perfect John Ritter-esque comedic timing throughout. Bethany Elliot’s “Girl Sam” seems plucked right out of an episode of Arrested Development. Casey Jane’s witchy/sexy “Stella” seems like it could be it’s own adventure series (we would all watch). Ethan Shaffer, Travis Hampton, and Charlie Meacham play potential “suitors” (Scott/Scooter/Stevie respectively) and each has their own wacky persona and over-the-top quirk that I really don’t want to spoil… Special ups to Charlie Meacham’s thinly veiled ‘straight man’ schtick.
I had a blast watching this, and I think you will too.
This show is an absolute must see! This is an original piece that dares to embrace the chaos of modern dating, shows the many versions of “love”, and even gets a little kinky! From the dialogue, to the timing, down to the staging, I was titalated! Run to see this show!
Laughed the whole way. Like a roller coaster that didn’t stop. I felt like I was watching Lucille Ball and Seinfeld all smashed together.
48 hours later I’m still thinking about the show.
A show that once it starts wastes no time in grabbing your attention with the quick humor and entertaining cast. Hilarious, witty, rapid-fire humor with fun characters. You may miss some parts from laughing so much.
Does contain mature content.
I loved this show! From the minute it started I could not stop Laughing! The cast did such an amazing job, their timing was perfection!! I loved the venue too! Go see this show!!
High energy farce with plenty of miscommunication, mistaken identities and slamming doors. Very funny, physical performance and excellent cast!
So funny. Very happy I was able to catch this show!
Great fun farce. The title is so accurate, as there was chaos from the word go. I mean, even the set is chaotic. Really funny show. I laughed a LOT at this show. Great performances. Really enjoyed this one.
Go see this show! Couldn’t stop laughing! Very well written and the performances don’t get more professional. Cast played off each other so well and their energy is fantastic. Fringe is just the start for this group, folks.
This was the most hilarious, hysterical , French farce of a show I’ve seen in a long time. Full of energy, crazy encounters, bedroom doors slamming, loved it, loved it! Brilliant ! Bravo!
This is my favorite show of this year’s festival – So much energy and precision went into the performance from each of the artists involved. Congrats to the Warehouse Ensemble, I look forward to seeing what you bring in the future!