(Tr)auma Queen. Feeling Spilt Milk. OR a series of experimental poetry to escape the shape of doorframe. Also known as, A Ritual of Lemons by Teddy Lytle (& to a lesser extent Bay McCulloch) at FringePVD

Teddy Lytle

Teddy Lytle is a Providence based neurodivergent bisexual actor, poet, musician, a recent graduate from Brown University Trinity Reps MFA program, and a founding member of Spectrum Theatre Ensemble. He has frequently collaborated with The Wilbury Theatre Group, most recently as “Balaga/Drummer” in their acclaimed production of “Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812”. His first two solo-shows, “a.dick.ted: learning to breathe underwater OR an autobiographical exploration of what it means to be… human.” and “I love you. I hate you. Shut up and tell me everything: my trials, tribulations, and total lack of understanding about Borderline Personality Disorder (a sorta-sometimes-sequel)” appeared in the Fringe in 2020 and 2021 respectably.

Bay McCulloch

This play is co-created by and featuring Bay McCulloch, a graduate of Harvard University with a focus on Psychology, current Director of Development at Spectrum Theatre Ensemble, and Lytle’s fiancé.