The age-old question. The ultimate test of friendship. But the hypothetical becomes devastatingly real one night as Kat and Bea's friendship is put to the test. Ride or Die is an immersive dark comedy, where the audience will be asked to step inside a seven seater van- literally. You will become a fly on the wall, front seat to the chaos that unfolds between these two besties. Secrets are revealed, identities are exposed, and futures are being questioned. It’s a high-stakes emotional rollercoaster packed into a few square feet. A twisted love letter to female friendship, womanhood, and the messy bonds that hold us together. How far would you go for the ones you love?
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You will become a fly on the wall, front seat to the chaos that unfolds between these two besties.
Ages: 18 +
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About Vancouver Fringe
Fringe Festivals serve as an inclusive space for all artists, whether emerging or established, providing a space for them to showcase their work. Artists pay a nominal fee to participate, but receive subsidies that cover the remainder of costs. Artists also receive all the profits from ticket sales. This ‘artist-first’ approach fosters an environment of true creativity and experimentation. The Fringe movement started in Edinburgh in 1947 as an uncurated festival where anyone could be an artist. Fringes came to North America in 1982, first in Edmonton AB, and then Vancouver in 1985. Canadian Fringes now select the participating artists by a lottery draw. This method aims to reduce gatekeeping, improve equity, and create space for independent artists. Canadian Fringe Festivals are all part of the Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals, a membership organization that holds the trademark for the word ‘Fringe’ in Canada and supports the 32 Member Festivals across Canada and the USA.