Is it possible to have a raucously good time at a production of a Greek tragedy? Those under the tents at the rocking performance of Dizzy Miss Lizzie's Roadside Revue Presents: The Orestia can answer the hypothetical with a resounding, "Yes!"

The show, presented by the folks from Spooky Action Theater Company infuses the Aeschylus classic with a burlesque sensibility, and a rock score to boot. The Furies? Leather-clad, neon-wigged sex bombs with a chilling edge. Orestes? A froggy-voiced singer/songwriter type. The troupe gives the evening a chill, carnival-like feel - some of the best laughs come from under-the-breath ad libs from the chorus, audience participation is encouraged, beer is flowing, and the show begins with jugglers, hand-walking and other delights.

The energetic ensemble is what truly drives The Oresteia but the night is not devoid of standout performances, whether it be the sultry, throaty Maria Egler as a Clytemnestra who fully embraces her own bitchiness, or the indomitable Felicia Curry in dual performances as a frightened, lyrical Cassandra and a rousing Athena.

The Oresteia really manages to embrace the Fringe sensibility - it's different, it's a little edgy, and it's a lot of fun - without feeling at all like amateur night. And nothing like a few parlour tricks such as swordfighting and stage magic for good measure.

The show plays at 607 New York Avenue and has six performances left, including tonight. Tickets are available online.