FringeArts
FringeArts Restaurant Going to Peter Woolsey of Bistrot La Minette
The new FringeArts venue at Race Street and Columbus Boulevard opened back in October and has hosted a handful of shows since then. But the […]
The Millennial Revolution: We Want to Create
I was talking to a family friend recently who asked me, with genuine bemusement, why it is that my generation—taught by parents like him to […]
Is Philly Ready for $60 FringeArts Theater Tickets?
It seems like forever ago that we first heard about FringeArts, the waterfront arts venue just across from Race Street Pier. The 225-seat theater was […]
FringeArts Review: Azuka Theatre’s Dutch Masters
Ah, 1992. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Everyone who was anyone was down with O.P.P. (best), George H.W. […]
FringeArts Review: Gunnar Montana’s Basement
No one is safe in FringeArts performer Gunnar Montana’s Basement.
Fourth Annual Feastival
Rain nor wind nor high humidity could keep 1,500 people from attending the fourth-annual Audi Feastival last night. This year’s event was held on the […]
FringeArts Review: Saint Joan, Betrayed Is Everything the Fringe Should Be
Last Friday night was a long one. I started out with The Renegade Company’s Bathtub Moby-Dick in Point Breeze at 6 p.m. before checking out […]
FringeArts Review: EgoPo’s A Doll’s House
Oh dear… Oh dear… Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. It’s all I could think to myself on Friday night as I was walking out […]
FringeArts Review: The Renegade Company’s Bathtub Moby-Dick
On Friday night — the first official day of the FringeArts festival — I made it to three shows. The first one of the night […]
FringeArts Review: Dragon Eye’s A Mystery? at Smith Playhouse
On Saturday morning, I took my two kids — ages 6 and 7 — to see Dragon Eye Theatre’s FringeArts production A Mystery? at East […]
Yes, You Can Do FringeArts With Kids
Philadelphia’s annual FringeArts Festival is now underway, with some ridiculous number of dance and theater shows and events that fall under the oft-maligned “performance art” […]
FringeArts Kicks Off Today: A Recommendation Roundup
The festival formerly known as the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival/Philly Fringe, now thankfully just “FringeArts,” kicks off today with a blaze of stellar local talent. […]
Your Complete Gay Guide to the Philadelphia FringeArts Festival
To help you get the most gay for your buck at the 17th annual FringeArts (Sept. 5-22), we’ve combed through the list of shows to find […]
New FringeArts Venue Books First Shows
The 2013 Philadelphia FringeArts Festival (previously known as the Philadelphia Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe) kicks off one month from today, and tickets are […]
Is FringeArts Founder Nick Stuccio Nuts? [Updated]
Philly Fringe festival founder Nick Stuccio is standing in a 10,000-square-foot shell across from Race Street Pier, nearly under the Ben Franklin Bridge. The windows […]