FronteraFest 2025 Short Fringe: Saturday Best of Week! Shows chosen from earlier this week as those our panel and audiences would most like to see again. Listed in performance order. The Heart of Things, by Andy Tate (Scriptworks Commission). Zach and Adam are sorting through their belongings as they prepare to leave their apartment for a fresh start. While packing up, they begin unpacking their three-year relationship. Now every object is a treasured memory to unearth, or a hard truth to expose, and neither of them is in the mood to stop digging. Featuring Joseph Paz and Kirk Scarbrough. Directed by Jason Sierra. PAZ, by Patrick Aziz. Being comes before meaning. An exploration Love Is Magic, by Dylan Love. Austin magician Dylan Love has things to show you and tell you. Dylan is a two-time Texas state finalist in closeup magic who has consulted for Google, HBO Max, and your neighbor's kid's birthday party. Come see him tell a story! By day I chase my dreams. By night they chase me, by Scott Silverman. Streams of consciousness and unconsciousness from a baby boomer pondering "What happened, why us, and what now?" I WILL NOW INDUCE CRYING, written and performed by Zac Carr. A solo show: part theatre, part sketch, part other stuff. A might-see performance. I WILL NOW INDUCE CRYING will change the way audiences think about how they spent their night out.