The season of street festivals may be over, but the summer time lovin' is still in full swing for the Chicago Fringe's, FRINGE BINGE!
When?
THIS Sunday, November 21st, 2010
7:30pm - 10:00pm
Where?
The Viaduct Theatre, 3111 N Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60618
How Much?
Only $10
Tickets are available at the door, or order online now! https://www.ovationtix.com/trs/pe/8525115
Ages 17+
What?
An indoor carnival event like no other! Play free games at carnival booths run by local theater artists and companies, including:
Pie Throwing by Suitcase Shakespeare
World's Tiniest Show with Matt Griffo
Alien Bottle Toss with Hobo Junction
Plus booths from the New Colony, Terra Mysterium, Hubris Productions and many many more!
Play for free and win raffle tickets for fabulous prizes, such as Steppenwolf Tickets, and All Access Fringe Pass, and original art!
Hosted by the Crash Pad Puppets, and featuring short performances from some of the Smash Hits of the 2010 Fringe
Plus so much more!
Join Us!
Play a game, have a drink, shake a tailfeather, win a prize, eat a cupcake!
Fringe Binge! Fringe Binge! Go Go Fringe Binge!
The Crash Pad Puppets Gear Up for Fringe Binge!
Friday, November 19, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Thanks to all for a Fabulous Freshman Fringe!
Hello Everyone,
I would like to personally thank every artist, patron and volunteer for a truly fabulous freshman Fringe! Some quick stats for you:
Over $28,000 in artist payments
Over 4,000 seats filled
Around 2,500 Unique Patrons
By and large, we exceeded our expectations! We just completed our organizational post-mortem - we have our sights set on how we can grow and improve in 2011.
If you have thoughts or comments about Fringe 2010, we'd love to hear them! Please feel free to utilize our anonymous feedback tool: http://talkbackr.com/usq7h
After closing of the Festival, we donated our cinder blocks to the wonderful people of Roots and Rays, a Pilsen community garden! Check them out here: http://www.raizesyrayos.wordpress.com/.
Though live performance is temporal, the Fringe has left an impression, like an artifact from a bygone age. Bittersweet!
Cheers to all of the new friends we've made! Stay tuned for 2011, the plans for which are well underway.
Much Love,
Sarah Mikayla Brown
I would like to personally thank every artist, patron and volunteer for a truly fabulous freshman Fringe! Some quick stats for you:
Over $28,000 in artist payments
Over 4,000 seats filled
Around 2,500 Unique Patrons
By and large, we exceeded our expectations! We just completed our organizational post-mortem - we have our sights set on how we can grow and improve in 2011.
If you have thoughts or comments about Fringe 2010, we'd love to hear them! Please feel free to utilize our anonymous feedback tool: http://talkbackr.com/usq7h
After closing of the Festival, we donated our cinder blocks to the wonderful people of Roots and Rays, a Pilsen community garden! Check them out here: http://www.raizesyrayos.wordpress.com/.
Though live performance is temporal, the Fringe has left an impression, like an artifact from a bygone age. Bittersweet!
Cheers to all of the new friends we've made! Stay tuned for 2011, the plans for which are well underway.
Much Love,
Sarah Mikayla Brown
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Backstage at Chicago Fringe
Weber and Einstein celebrate the completion of their show Please Love Me, High School Boyfriend.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Warming Up
Dancers from Megan Rhyme's Inner Cartography warm up at the Fringe Main Box office before performing. Get tickets to the remaining performances of Inner Cartography here.
Tonight at the Fringe After Party
Local atmospheric rock band Biographer takes the stage at Honky Tonk BBQ. Stop by after your last show of the night; the band goes on at 10:30.
About Biographer: You probably will not dance to the music of Biographer. Atmospheric as it is heavy, as rock as it is folk; inside any of the mid-to-slow-tempo epics Biographer has been sculpting you may encounter a wall of whelming guitar surrounded by cymbal crashes one minute, only to later find yourself reflecting to a banjo and flute duet situated inside a song that rises and falls like the waves of the sea that are the band's primary inspiration.
About Biographer: You probably will not dance to the music of Biographer. Atmospheric as it is heavy, as rock as it is folk; inside any of the mid-to-slow-tempo epics Biographer has been sculpting you may encounter a wall of whelming guitar surrounded by cymbal crashes one minute, only to later find yourself reflecting to a banjo and flute duet situated inside a song that rises and falls like the waves of the sea that are the band's primary inspiration.
And the Reviews Start Pouring In....
Don't miss the first round of Time Out Chicago's complete coverage of the Chicago Fringe Festival!
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