Five strangers await a train to Montreal. As evening closes in, Regrets traps them in a twisted chain of memory, guilt, and self-revelation, stripping away the masks of civility to expose the darkness that has shadowed humanity throughout time, lurking just behind the façade.

PRODUCTION TEAM

Producer	…………………………………………………………………………….	MJ Productions
Creative Director	…………………………………………………………………………….	Jamie Jarecki

Q&A with the Producer

Why did you submit your show to the Omaha Fringe Festival?

I’m often drawn to darker, more avant-garde work that asks audiences to linger in discomfort rather than escape it. Fringe has a reputation for making space for productions outside mainstream sensibilities, and this story lives squarely in that territory: strange, difficult, and intentionally unsettling.

What are you hoping audiences will take away from the performance?

We hope audiences leave “Regrets” feeling unsettled in the most necessary way: challenged to look inward and confront the parts of themselves they would rather keep hidden. In an era increasingly defined by polarization, rigid identity, and the loss of empathy, the show asks us to face the darkness and contradiction within ourselves before condemning it in others.

Core Purpose:

Art is for everyone and thrives without limits. Our mission is to amplify voices, foster creativity, and connect audiences with bold, new works.

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