Morning, Afternoon, Evening
Morning, Afternoon, Evening, produced by Cannonball, is a dance/theater performance piece, set to premiere for this festival! Based on an original, symbolic poem which depicts the journey of a river, the poem is a discourse between the protagonist and her companion(s) as well as an inner dialogue. This theatrical interpretation utilizes one actor, in monologue, and 8 dancers who embody a physical manifestation of her thoughts and her surroundings, as…
Montreal Honeymooners
Early October, 1970. One young married couple is renting an upscale home in one of Montreal’s exclusive neighborhoods. Unwittingly, the couple resides next door to another upscale home where the senior British trade commissioner has been kidnapped by Quebec separatists. Inspector Clarence Wolfe eyes the couple with suspicion.
International Women’s Public Safety Clown Army
Please join Feminist Clown in Training Stephanie Parker as she holds a round table discussion on Public Safety in an effort to raise an International Women’s Public Safety Clown Army. Joining the discussion will be Sonja Pacho from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Margo Carr from Derry, Northern Ireland, Srilatha Rajamani from New York, New York, and Desiree Walsh from Toronto, Ontario.
Inter Terrestrial
Where does humanity belong in the hierarchy of the natural world. Are we a virus or is that some nonsense. Die-Cast will spend three weeks in residency at a 450-acre state park to create a site-specific installation. Fringe visitors can explore the physically dynamic performances and visual installation through a digital immersive experience. Die-Cast has been commissioned by Ipark to create a new work. I-Park is both an open-air and…
Lovers and Madmen: Visions of A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Romp with lovers. Rehearse with mechanicals. Revel with fairies. Revere the goddess. Something wicked stirs in the wood outside Athens. The Amazon queen, Hippolyta plots to liberate herself from her captor and would-be husband, Theseus. With only four nights before the royal wedding, Hippolyta takes flight into the forest to invoke the favor of an ancient goddess setting into motion a series of misadventures for the Athenian citizens and misfortunes…
Latinx 2044: A Hispanic Heritage Month Comedy Special
It’s Hispanic Heritage Month and Che Guerrero wants you to know it! Che has assembled some of the best latinx comics in the area for this special, one night only event. Come have a laugh and celebrate with us! “Latinx 2044 – looking to the future when we are the majority!” – Che Note: Parts of this show will be entirely in Spanish.
Life Traveler
Life Traveler Life—it’s all we’ve got. We can be full of life, devoid of life, notice life, ignore life; see life as time, see life as journey, Traveler—Mobility, this can be mental or spiritual. It usually physical, involves going someplace new and creating new memories Moving to a new place is to have a different perspective of your life, or other lives, and places as they have existed in history….
KCBC x KCBCII: Return to Müvment
KCBC x KCBCII take on their 5th Annual Fringe Festival! KCBC, under the direction of Kimberly D. Landle will present an evening length show exploring the need, want and genuine emotion of being able to do what we love to do. Return to Müvment, set to the music of Nils Frahm focuses on nothing more than the beauty, simplicity and deep discovery that is dance itself. Landle’s choreography takes on a…
Myzrie House
Two people are thrust into a mysterious cell together. Why are they there? Is anyone outside? Can they escape? Are they friends? More than friends? Enemies? Why is there so much dancing? And just what is the deal with the ominous doomsday clock? Mark Wong and Nicole Burgio invite you in to a room of dance, theater, and action. Welcome to Myzrie House.
Journey to the Kingdom of Hypnos
Do you remember where Sleep is, Dear Ones? Mnemosyne invites you to close your eyes and journey to the court of that benevolent Greek god-creature of Slumber. But beware, here in the Underworld the River of Oblivion is spilling over her shores and threatens the Waking.This will introduce you to a place you’ve rarely been deep enough to find. The source of your sleep.Stand near, listen, and re.member your way…
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