ONE RED SEQUIN (workshop)

Workshop production of a new true crime, museum heist experience at the Newburgh Fringe Festival

ONE RED SEQUIN (workshop) Immersive Event - Main Image

ONE RED SEQUIN is an immersive museum heist experience, exploring the real-life, stranger than fiction, theft of a pair of Dorothy’s ruby slippers from “The Wizard of Oz.” The bizarre 2005 theft of the ruby slippers, and this theatrical experience based on it, raise questions about how we value objects as individuals and as a culture. Why, oh why, do physical things matter so much and how do the stories we tell create our ideas of value? This workshop performance of the first few scenes in development welcomes audiences to explore an immersive and theatricalized museum room. October 16th-18th. 12 performances. 30 minutes. 6 people at a time.

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Organizer

Ofo Theater

Venue

The Lobby at the Ritz

Start date

October 16th, 2026

End date

October 18th, 2026

Audience Role

Audience explore a museum room and are guided through movements.

Ages: 13 +

Content Advisories

• Moments of darkness
• No sexual content
• Periods of darkness

Interaction Advisories

• No physical contact with performers

Mobility Advisories

• Event is wheelchair accessible
• Standing

Tags

fringe
Newburgh fringe festival
true crime
Wizard of oz

About Ofo Theater

OTHER FORMS OF (OFO) THEATER creates and supports performances that do not fit neatly into the definition of “theatre” and exist below what is deemed commercially viable. We experiment with the theatrical form and rethink what performance is, not just artistically but also structurally. We test out new forms of artistic creation, financing structures, and organizational layouts. Through this we discover ways to make theatre more equitable, just, and fair. Ofo Theater is committed to exceptionally small, experimental, works that cannot scale, performances that eschew historic theatrical space, and shows that only tangentially relate to what we are taught theater is. OFO THEATER was inaugurated in 2024 as a way to categorize the small theatrical and installation work helmed by Dan Daly.