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It's Year Four of the Indianapolis Theatre Fringe Festival, a big, bold and bodacious celebration of alternative theatre and performance arts!
53 performers. 270 shows. Six stages. And 10 days of splashy spectacle, provocative pageantry and outrageous outbursts of off-beat theatrical fun.
Need something different for Halloween?
Not sure what to do for Halloween? Look no farther then the only Halloween party in town where you can see a band with a ...
What did you see and enjoy at this year's IndyFringe?
As IndyFringe's final weekend comes to a close, the last of the shows will be given on Sunday, Aug. 31. This year's lineup featured 53 ...
Attention all Grey's Anatomy Fans
Tonight Singer Songwriter Brandon Whyde, will grace the the Fringe Central Outdoor Stage. But not long ago Whyde was playing Kathryn Heigl's wedding. Then he ...
Review: "Jealous Sky"
Out of the blue, a character-driven history play sneaked up on me Thursday night as one of my favorites of the shows I've seen during ...
Pics of il Troubadore at the IndyFringe Outdoor Stage
Well, there's a tiny photo (see bottom photo) of us (il Troubadore, that is) from the outdoor stage. It's from the daily updates page, listed ...
Review: "The Babbling Banshee"
It's almost as if ComedySportz Theatre morphs into a small Irish pub while the mysterious play "The Babbling Banshee" is on stage there. As part ...
Review (sort of): Assh0les & Aureoles
Performers Karen Irwin and Diane Kondrat managed to pack the crowds in for their late performance Tuesday night, and if the beginning of the show ...
Aussies invade IndyFringe!
They come from green wilderness, white sand beaches and cosmopolitan cities. They come from a land down under. The biggest international contingent at the IndyFringe ...
Review: The Caverns
The Caverns What: An original dramatic play by Brand X Theatre of Indianapolis, in which explorers from a society of subterranean chamber-dwellers discover a secret ...
Review: Phil the Void
When Phil van Hest asked the Comedysportz Arena audience, "Who saw my act last year?" the hands that rose Monday night represented almost a third ...
Review: 'Dr. Goddard and Mr. Angst'
There was a time when many professionals -- especially doctors, lawyers and the clergy -- were given trust and respect, and often lived up to ...
Review: "27 Wagons Full of Cotton"
Hoosier theaters have been staging Tennessee Williams plays for years, especially standards such as "The Glass Menagerie" and "A Streetcar Named Desire." But area theatergoers ...
Review: Wicked Dreams, Pleasant Nightmares
The opening movement of Motus Dance Theatre's "Wicked Dreams, Pleasant Nightmares" is set to the eerie, pointed high notes of a piano, ominous drums, and ...
Review: "Stinky Flowers and the Bad Banana"
Taking much-needed leave from the Sunday sun, Croft Vaughn cooled off under a tent on Massachusetts Avenue, and thought about his roots. The Greencastle native ...
Review: "The Best of the Blizzard"
The concept for "The Best of the Blizzard," a compilation of short plays presented by the Bloomington Playwrights Project for IndyFringe, is smart and funny. ...
Review: "Christmas in Bakersfield"
Because he plays himself and tells amusing, surreal stories that actually happened to him, Les Kurkendaal's show at IndyFringe isn't nearly as formal as most ...
Fringe Building Christening
Friday night will mark the first ever theatre productions in the new Fringe Building at 719 E. St. Clair Street. First up at FringeFriday is ...