Philadelphia Fringe Festival
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SHOW INFORMATION
CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 30, 2002
Closed Sep 14, 2002
Opened Aug 30, 2002
Closed Sep 14, 2002
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Visit the Philadelphia Fringe Festival website:
http://www.pafringe.org
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The Philadelphia Fringe Festival, now in its sixth year, presents a program of diverse, cutting-edge work in various art forms: theatre, music, dance, poetry, visual arts, and more.
Tickets are available by phone or in person at the Box Office at the Hub, 2nd and Race Streets.
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In just six short years, the Philadelphia Fringe Festival has gone from a five-day blip on the city's cultural radar to a 16-day extravaganza of international significance. Boasting nearly 250 shows to choose from, the Fringe can at times seem a bit overwhelming; but there are a number of productions this year that shouldn't be missed, including two truly outstanding efforts that are running through September 14, the festival's final day.
Nobody does the Fringe Festival quite like Brat Productions, a local company that keeps its record of quality intact with Howie the Rookie, the company's fifth foray into the festival. A pair of connected monologues from Irish playwright Mark O'Rowe, b[...]