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And here I am, once again breaking my blogging cherry for the Fringe. Which is a dead metaphor, really, because cherries don’t regenerate. Continue Reading
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And here I am, once again breaking my blogging cherry for the Fringe. Which is a dead metaphor, really, because cherries don’t regenerate. Continue Reading
DESCRIPTION: This dance theater work delves into the construction of the artistic mind by exploring the intertwined relationship of four characters caught within a young female writer’s reality and creative imagination.
Who the hell are you?
I’m phillip low. I’ve been in show business in a pretty wide variety of capacities, but I would guess that I’m best-known as a touring storyteller.
CAVEAT: I am once again touring a one-man show to the Kansas City Fringe Festival, affording me a unique opportunity to review some shows coming to the Minnesota Fringe in earlier stages of development – with the reminder that live theatre changes from performance to performance, and shows may undergo significant alteration from Fringe to Fringe.
CAVEAT: I am once again touring a one-man show to the Kansas City Fringe Festival, affording me a unique opportunity to review some shows coming to the Minnesota Fringe in earlier stages of development – with the reminder that live theatre changes from performance to performance, and shows may undergo significant alteration from Fringe to Fringe.
CAVEAT: I am once again touring a one-man show to the Kansas City Fringe Festival, affording me a unique opportunity to review some shows coming to the Minnesota Fringe in earlier stages of development – with the reminder that live theatre changes from performance to performance, and shows may undergo significant alteration from Fringe to Fringe.
CAVEAT: I am once again touring a one-man show to the Kansas City Fringe Festival, affording me a unique opportunity to review some shows coming to the Minnesota Fringe in earlier stages of development – with the reminder that live theatre changes from performance to performance, and shows may undergo significant alteration from Fringe to Fringe.
I know, I know, I should probably limit myself to talking Fringe, but sometimes there’s just too many other great projects going on. So here’s something to actually *go out and see* in the upcoming weeks, as opposed to reflexively reloading the Fringe site 69,105 times.
Happy Treason Day, everyone! The Fringe website officially went live on July 1st, which means that, hurrah, I finally have content to analyze. So let’s dive right in:
THE VIRTUAL POSTCARD TABLE
One of the great pleasures of touring for me is the degree to which it expands the art that I get exposed to. Those who don’t – still get a sample of that, by witnessing the touring entertainers who breeze through locally, but you really get a crash course in the diversity of what’s out there when you’re thrown out of your own comfort zone. Continue Reading