Welcome to the 2023 FronteaFest Short Fringe! Below are the shows performing Friday, February 3—each one is 25 minutes or less. This is NOT the final performance order; you can find that listed at this ticket link the day before the performance.  PLEASE NOTE: Some shows may be appropriate for ages 12 and up, but others may not. In the latter case we will post content warnings in the lobby for those specific shows. If you'd like to know in advance, please call 512-479-7529 on the day of performance. We are asking audiences to mask in our small space--if you forget yours, no worries, as we'll have some on hand. THE SHOWS: These shows are now listed in the order in which they will be performed. FlowCode, by Sonoptic Gospel. Sonoptic Gospel is an immersive collaboration between visual artist Sydney Parks, musician Zack Payne/Neverlander and movement artist Chelsea Urban. In an effort to bring awareness to the human experience operating in the age of technology, Flow Code is a culmination of code, sound and movement used for the human journey through this sensory experience that is performed live for an intimate audience.   Augusta Speaks Volumes, written and performed by Helen Sneed. The piece is the story of Augusta Stubbs, a New York woman whose life is a cautionary tale. Snickerdoodles and Disco, by Max Langert. A queen, a rook, and a knight go off the grid and find themselves in the woods at the edge of a field in the middle of nowhere. Merge, by Neil LaBute. A husband has just picked up his wife from the airport. On the drive home, they discuss an unsettling experience she had while away on a business trip. What at first sounds like a frightening assault soon turns out to be an altogether different scenario. Starring Shane Cullum and Angela Goodrich.   Pizzas, Pandas, and those Pesky Princes, by Maggie Gallant. Royal observations from a displaced Brit. The Dating Project, by Max Langert. Organized and proficient in her professional life, Tara is messy and lonely in her personal one. So she does what any good project manager would and creates a detailed project plan to launch a stable relationship. When there's a problem, she logs a bug. When there's something missing, she creates a feature request. What could possibly go wrong? Presented by Summer Break Theater.