US EditionThe End of All Flesh Fringe Review. Hillbillies as Post-Apocalyptic Philosophers
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The End of All Flesh Fringe Review. Hillbillies as Post-Apocalyptic Philosophers
“Urinetown” co-creator Greg Kotis takes us to another future dystopian society in this small, cheeky musical that’s part of the New York City Fringe Festival. With a banjo-driven bluegrass score backed by a three-piece band, Pa, Ma, Boy and Girl sing of their struggle to survive off-the-grid on a mountain top, one of the few habitable places on Earth after a series of ecological melt-downs. In the first of eleven ditties, Pa and Ma (Kotis and…
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