Ride or Die

a love letter to female friendships as they grow and evolve as well as to theatre itself. a brilliant use of the car, giving audiences a front row seat, literally, to the inflection point in a long-standing friendship. the intimacy of friendship showcased beautifully by Natalie Gifford's script and Jennifer Beveridge and Ina Wang's performances, so lived in it's hard to believe they aren't actually childhood best friends. their secret handshake is so automatic, you want to believe it's true. a play that captures the essence of what fringe is about: daring to take a big swing, and a reminder to us all it just might pay off. it certainly does here.

The fringeiest show in the festival. RIDE OR DIE has strong acting, an engaging script and unique staging that make it a memorial theater experience.

This show is really what the fringe is about.

Ride or Die is a brilliantly raw and immersive experience that pulls you right into the emotional chaos. Sitting inside the van, surrounded by the action, made every moment feel intimate and alive. The direction was bold, the performances fearless, and the tension never let up. It’s one of my most unique and unforgettable pieces of theatre I’ve ever seen.

Raw, real & relatable❣️