The wacky Burford family is back! Briscoe decides to start a new religion so he can better spread his message of how to help stupid people. See how a tattoo insurrection, Mom’s Homemade Pie House, YouTube prophecies, cryptocurrency, existential despair, flying chairs and other shenanigans complicate his plans.

Get ready for a heartwarming, laugh-out-loud holiday adventure your family will talk about all season! Join Molly as she dives into a magical book and journeys through a world of Christmas wonder, meeting favorite characters like Scrooge, the Little Drummer Boy, and Rudolph—each bringing music, mischief, and festive cheer. With catchy songs, big laughs, and plenty of interactive fun, this delightful musical is the perfect way to kick off the holidays with the kids.

Local folk group The Living Arrows captivates audiences of all ages with enchanting harmonies and toe tapping rhythms; their shows have been known to inspire listeners to dance, sing, laugh, and cry. Cello and saxophone dance alongside acoustic guitar to create a warm and golden soundscape. 

Influenced by a range of artists – from Simon and Garfunkel to Bon Iver – a TLA show is powered by catchy melodies, emotional depth, and a unique flare that opens the heart and stirs the spirit.

Bad Posture Club is a queer folk duo made up of Maren Day and Morgan Kavanagh. Originally from Northwestern Washington, they’ve toured nationally, as well as spent formative years in the Midwest music scene. Together they craft intricate and experimental harmonies with their two voices, banjo, guitar, and a 100 year old pump organ. Bad Posture Club invites the listener to hear the power in quiet, intimate music, and offers warmth and reflection through song. They are currently based in Anacortes, WA. 

Despite his best efforts to escape the Sunshine State, Matthew Mark Matheson is stuck in rural Polk County once again. His painfully funny memories of growing up gay in an ultra-conservative Christian school intermingle with his current predicament, a risky affair with a deeply closeted good ol’ boy. This swampy stew of comedy, drama, twisted Floridian fables, and truly disquieting wildlife facts is set to a vibrant indie pop score and performed by one of the Fringe circuits’s most versatile and celebrated artists. It’s a soulful and bitingly funny study of the connections and consequences that reverberate across decades.

“The Swamp Is on Fire is an airboat of originality, and Kimbro tackles it with the intensity of an earthshaking epic.”

-Seth Kubersky, Orlando Weekly

“This charming musical, so pungent you can smell the swamp water, tells a coming-of­ age story with verve. Kimbro has a brilliant eye for capturing detail, and brings people and places to life so vividly that you can picture a full production number in your mind’s eye. Kimbra’s catchy and clever songs mix comedy and poignancy in a perfect recipe.”

-Matt Palm, Orlando Sentinel

The Swamp Is on Fire premiered at the 2025 Orlando Fringe Festival, where it won the Critics Choice award for Outstanding Solo Show (Musical). It marks Kimbra’s 29th creative contribution to the Fringe Festival scene. His script for Josephine, an acclaimed one-woman musical about the life of Josephine Baker, has been performed at venues and festivals all over the world.

THE SWAMP IS ON FIRE

Created and Performed by TOD KIMBRO Directed by Jeff Forte

WINNER – OUTSTANDING SOLO SHOW (Musical) – Orlando Fringe 2025 BEST OF FEST – Orlando Sentinel

Achilles, in his rage and pride, breaks the script, and refuses outright to give back Hector’s body to his grieving father Priam. This forces Homer to step in and make Achilles relive the story of his life leading up to this point in the hope that this journey will help reawaken Achilles’ empathy and cool the fires that rage within his heart. The Rage of Achilles is a play following the life, love, and mistakes of Achilles, one of, if not the most famous hero in the West. Despite this popularity, Achilles’ story outside of the Iliad is not well known, and is rarely told. This play follows Achilles’ life from meeting Patroclus all the way to his final conversation with Priam. All through the eyes of Achilles himself as he relives it alongside his guide Homer. This is a queer written piece and focuses heavily on the legendary love between Achilles and Patroclus. Alongside that sugary sweet goodness though, is the harsh reality of Achilles’ actions of enslavement, brutality, and sexual assault.