Bean vs. The Robots
From Lemabean Productions, Bean vs. The Robots is a weird little solo show musical comedy about grief.
Written and performed by Michelle “Midge” Lema.
Music and lyrics by Midge Lema.
Directed by Riley Rose Critchlow.
Co-Produced by Alison Zatta and Riley Rose Critchlow.
Additional Music and Backing Tracks by Maxton Waller.
Poster Design by Iman Salehian and Kat Wong.
Poster & Marketing Photography by Marie Buck.
On-Stage Photography by Cody Jacobs and Jack Livingston.
PR by Shark Party Media.
Bean is trapped inside her spaceship. And now you’re trapped with her. Bean lost her memories and likes to play sad little songs on her keyboard in space. While she sings, you start to lose all sense of time. But don’t worry. In space, there’s always time. Or is there? As Bean performs her weird little show for you, she remembers why she, and perhaps you, needed to go to space in the first place. A sci-fi comedy exploration of grief through the wistful and weird eyes of a lost space traveller.
Bean vs. The Robots is Lema’s third solo show, but her very first musical. Her first solo show, Bean, was awarded Best of Hollywood Fringe and called one of the “top ten shows not to miss” at Fringe World Festival by The West Australian.
UPCOMING PERFORMANCES:
Edinburgh Festival Fringe - WORLD PREMIERE
August 7-15 @ 10:45 (2 for 1 tickets on August 10 & 11)
August 17-22 @ 13:45
August 24-29 @ 20:45
TheSpace @ Surgeons’ Hall - Theatre 2
Edinburgh, Scotland
Surgeons Hall Museums, Nicolson St, EH8 9DW
Purchase tickets through the Edinburgh Festival Fringe or through theSpaceUK.
PREVIOUS PERFORMANCES:
Edinburgh Fringe Warm Up Weekend
July 11, 2026
The StageCrafts @ The Hobgoblin Playhouse
Los Angeles, California, USA
Hollywood Fringe Festival
June 7, 14, 20, & 21, 2026
Hudson Backstage Theatre
Los Angeles, California, USA
Workshop Performances
December 5 & 6, 2025
Kiki & David Gindler Performing Arts Center
Los Angeles, California, USA
January 23, 2026
Sheldon High School Studio Theatre
Sacramento, California, USA
Photo Credit: Marie Buck