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The Unofficial 'Meet the Robinsons' Musical Parody

Lewis, an orphan and a bright young inventor, is whisked away to the future where he encounters singing frogs, stolen time machines, and a vengeful man in a bowler hat seeking to ruin his life. Lewis learns that nothing is set in stone, so the best thing you can do is let go of the past and keep moving forward. From the writer of Kittens, this beloved Disney film has been reimagined for the stage with all original songs, live accompaniment and breathtaking choreography. Lewis and the Robinsons will make you laugh, cry, and hug your loved ones as you contemplate the inner-workings of the space-time continuum.

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Actors: 13

Length: 90 minutes, 1 act

Recognition:
Hollywood Fringe Festival Best Musicals & Operas Nominee
Scenies Awards:

- Best World Premiere Musical Spoof

- Breakout Lead Performance in a Musical (Lars Toler)

- Breakout Featured Performance in a Musical (Danny Gendron)

- Outstanding Solo Accompaniment (Caleb Brunman)


Development:
World Premiere at the Hollywood Fringe Festival (2026)

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Reviews

This show is a MUST-SEE for fans of the original movie!! This musical captures the heart and fun of MEET THE ROBINSONS in a fresh take that is just a really enjoyable time. You’ll laugh, you’ll feel moved, you’ll want to sing along! - Kellie Pleshinger

Annika Hoseth wears many hats (including a bowler) in this and she should be very proud. I look forward to seeing what’s next for her. In a perfect world, the team finds a way to go from “Unofficial” to “Official,” because it’s a very good adaptation The Unofficial Meet the Robinsons Musical Parody features a stellar ensemble lead by stand-out Lars Toler and book/songs that showcase Annika Hoseth as a musical theatre writer worth watching. - Jared Goode

The script, score, and lyrics were amazing. The show contains several catchy songs, performed by talented singers. Portions of songs continued replaying in my head long after the show was over. This is my favorite Fringe show I’ve seen over the last two years! I loved the heartwarming story with the, “Keep moving forward” theme. The 90 minutes flew by. The script was incredibly funny, performed flawlessly by the actors. I laughed out loud many times throughout the performance. The show was entertaining for all in attendance, whether patrons had seen the movie Meet the Robinsons or not. I can’t recommend this show highly enough.

- Carlos Paul

This was just loads of fun! There was never a dull moment! I loved the way the music and lyrics supported the themes and story. The staging was fantastic. The use of film projections to establish settings and locations was terrific. I enjoyed the balance of hilarity and heartache. I really felt for the main characters, very strong emotional arcs. The cast was uniformly excellent. This was just a wonderful theatre experience. Delightful! Wonderful! I loved this show so much! Terrific songs, clever lyrics, fueled by a compelling narrative. Performed by a very talented cast. Bravo and brava to all involved! - Trey Nichols

In my top three. This performance was incredible. I am so glad I stumbled on this in the Fringe program book. It was so funny and touching. And the best part is the reveal for those who didn’t know the plot – the gasps. The best. - Sage Mayer

The cast was all very game and connected with each other. Some very cute prop effects that remind you why seeing things live is so fun. Really fun! Some great numbers with convincing and dedicated performances from the entire cast. And this is coming from someone who doesn’t really know anything about Meet the Robinsons. - Andres Rey

Even never having seen Meet the Robinsons, this was an absolute blast and a half. A rock-solid cast plus catchy tunes plus clever gags made the hour and a half whiz by. - Drew Petriello

The show is impressively well-structured, filled with heart, memorable music, and dynamic choreography that keeps the energy high throughout. One of its greatest strengths is its characterization. The cast manages to capture the exaggerated, cartoon-like spirit of the original film while creating characters who feel relatable, emotionally grounded, and genuinely developed. 90 minutes for any Fringe show is a lot for me, yet the structure allowed it to work! Annika Hoseth’s Meet the Robinsons: The Unofficial Musical Parody has everything you could want in a great musical. While adapted from the beloved 2007 film Meet the Robinsons, the production confidently establishes its own identity, bringing fresh ideas and original creative touches to the material. Funny, heartfelt, imaginative, and bursting with creativity, Meet the Robinsons is a memorable ensemble piece that demonstrates the best of what the Hollywood Fringe Festival has to offer. - Alon Dina, Stage Takes

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