KC FRINGE FESTIVAL 2025
Performances July 17-27
Visual Art July 06-26
Film July 18-20
KC FRINGE FESTIVAL 2025
Performances July 17-27
Visual Art July 06-26
Film July 18-20
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Show Description
The infamous tale of Shakespeare’s MacBeth reimagined with the characters from one of the most beloved 1960’s witchy sitcoms.
Cast and Crew
Emily Sanderlin Osborn, Grace Tritsch, Dominique Lorae, Sara Scoops Cooper, Dawn Youngs, Diana Watts, Cory Busch, Christian Cooley, Tim Osborn
Artist & Show Details:
@wildflower.productions.kc
Wildflower Productions KC
I am so excited to be producing a 2nd time for KC Fringe. In 2024, I produced and acted in Mercy’s Curse, a retelling of Measure for Measure. Violence
Cheri Brisendine (verified owner) –
Amazing show, highly recommend making time for this, it’s a blast!
Molly –
What a delight! All the actors brought such a great energy to the stage. As a Shakespeare lover, I adored this modern take on MacBeth! A must-see show!
Levi Craghead (verified owner) –
Wow! What a lovely performance!
Lindsay Elizondo –
A fun rendition on a classic! Loved the performances of the actors who played Darren and Endora-just a delight to watch!
Sarah Hovenga –
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Diana Cooper (verified owner) –
A well-done blend of Shakespeare and an old favorite TV show. Entertaining performances with physical comedy and a few surprises!
Garrett Sauer –
I loved the different ways magic was used in live performance, it felt very true to the ways it would be used in a sitcom. The archetypal tragedy mixed with one of America’s most classic comedies shouldn’t work, but it absolutely does.
Jessica Whitfield –
Shakespeare and Bewitched in the same show? Yes, sign me up! Great adaptation and great performances from the cast.
JT –
What a fun idea and it was executed really well. Equal parts classic Macbeth dialogue and much more modern English, blended together with outstanding performances. Highly recommend.
Carol W. –
What a fantastic show, with clever dialogue and a talented cast! Such a fun concept, combining Shakespeare with a classic sitcom. Absolutely bewitching!
Carol W. –
Five stars! Such a talented cast and clever dialogue. Combining Shakespearean tragedy with a classic sitcom: absolutely bewitching!
Margaret Sanderlin –
Fun and playful! It’s brilliant how the play selects lines of Shakespearean dialogue and adapts the story of deadly ambition to suit the characters from Bewitched even as it plays with the tropes of the beloved sitcom as well.
Heather –
I loved it! It was an incredible balance between the heaviness of a Shakespearean tragedy and the levity of a 60s sitcom. The game of tipsy Twister played within minutes of a political assassination sealed the deal for me. If I could watch it again immediately, I would!
Raven Roberson –
Such a brilliant take on a classic Shakespearean play portrayed by Bewitched characters. So funny and entertaining all the way through, wish we could go see it again!!!
Loretta Waller –
I has the pleasure of seeing this funny and clever blend of Macbeth and one of my very favorite tv shows (with modern day twist). The cast was extra special and talented. Especially since my beautiful and talented daughter played “Darren”. Good job to all.
Loretta Waller –
I has the pleasure of seeing this funny and clever blend of Macbeth and one of very favorite tv shows (with modern day twist). The cast was extra special and talented. Especially since my beautiful and talented daughter played “Darren”. Good job to all.