IndyFringe 2009

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Comment by Bill Skaggs on August 28, 2009 at 12:47pm

Thanks for everyone coming to see Welcome To Blanksville! We have two shows left! Friday at 7:30 and Sunday at 7:30!

Comment by Faith Wesstrom on August 28, 2009 at 11:53am

Here's the blog on True Identity.

Comment by Mason King on August 28, 2009 at 10:49am

Just posted my impressions of "Thurgoode," a flawed but fascinating production. It took quite a while to parse through my thoughts about the show. I'd love to get impressions from others.

Comment by Taylor Martin on August 28, 2009 at 1:05am

Fringe Lunch at City Market? We just show up and jam? Noon @ Jumbo's?

Taylor

Comment by Jill Ditmire on August 28, 2009 at 12:39am

Hope
You are earning Frequent Fringe Flyer miles!
THANKS for your work watching and reviewing.
I am sending your weblink on a few other Twitter and Facebook sites-
Get some sleep and keep on Fringe'n!!

Comment by Taylor Martin on August 28, 2009 at 12:36am

I got to see Waiting with M'Godot. Elegant setting, excellent PROFESSIONAL LOOKING costumes ( I want that gown in my size ), clever and witty. We don't get enough 'wit' and too much in your face . The goblets on the table were what you would find in a fine restaurant. And the waiter's comments on magic hit home with me. The finest acted show I've yet seen.

The Stetson Manifesto was interesting. I don't know what was missing for me? Maybe it's I have never had to face a situation like that. It has an audience and that's great.

We chatted up the magic show to people eating outside the restaurants on Mass. Ave. Then to The Old Pointe Tavern for nachos and Pepsi.

Go see New Vaudeville and 'murder, hope'. I liked both. And see Attack of the Big Angry Booty on Friday, 9 PM @ Comedy Sportz. It's a tradition that we all go see the worst reviewed show from NUVO. Les deserves all of our support.

Comment by Hope Baugh on August 27, 2009 at 11:39pm

I'm caught up, too. Here is a link to my thoughts on the following six Fringe shows:

(Tuesday)

The Cask of Amontillado
humanature
The Tragical Ballad of Black Bonnet

(Wednesday)

murder, hope
Sex, Dreams, and Self-Control - Part Two
Welcome to Blanksville: An Improvised Tribute to Choose Your Own Adventure

That brings me up to 21 shows seen and blogged about. And there is still this weekend yet to come! Yay!

I worked at my "day" job tonight, so I couldn't see any Fringe shows. SO I'm reading as many of other people's reviews as I can until I fall asleep. I love both writing and reading about shows.

Thank you, everyone who has taken the time to write!

Hope Baugh
www.IndyTheatreHabit.com
@IndyTheatre

Comment by Wendy Carson on August 27, 2009 at 4:34pm

The reviews of the shows I saw on Thursday are here.

This catches me up on all of the shows I've seen thus far. Also, let it be noted that this post also includes my first negative review of a show in this year's Fringe.

Enjoy!

Comment by Taylor Martin on August 27, 2009 at 1:30pm

I can't believe we're down to just 2 more shows. They have been going so well. And the shows I've seen are all great and deserve the audiences they are getting.

New Vaudeville is wonderful. I've worked with 80% of the cast before. Elliot Feltman is doing his best work. It feels like a bur lee cue should feel. It's fabulous just for Joey's guitar styling, and there is so much more. A real 10 in one feel.

Here at Indy Fringe we have a tradition. All the performers go to the worst reviewed show in the Fringe, because it's usually better than the reviewer sees. I encourage all to go see The Attack of the Big Angry Booty. Les got only one star. His show is Friday at 9 PM at Phoenix Theatre's Basile Theatre. I'm going to pay for my ticket. He needs our support.

Wanda and Rhonda's Bitchin' Bingo Bash was great. Some didn't like it, but I know these people they are satirizing. And the vehicle of using a Bingo game to regulate the length of the show is great.

Mr. Charles, Currently of South Beach is worth seeing just to watch Ron Spencer act. He's the director of TOTS and doesn't get to play that often. It's a well hung show. Full nudity.

"murder, hope" is a tour de force. Becky Poole's show is not something I'd like to see everyday, but it's so passionate about it's subject.

"The Hefner Monologues" is another one person show. His ability to tell a story is great and he really moves the show along with quick costume changes. Quite an actor.

Everything's rockin' at INdy Fringe. Ticket sales are up. Just shows the economy is ready to be spent on fun and art, again.

Andrea Merlyn's next show is Sat. @ 7:30 at TOTS. See you there.

Comment by Christina Lear on August 27, 2009 at 1:03pm

If you haven't gotten a chance to see "Medea" by Michael Burke @ Butler yet, another performance has been added at 10:30 pm on Sunday at the IndyFringe Building!

Audience members have repeatedly told us that this FringeNext show is one of the best in the entire festival, and these are students, so they definitely deserve your support!

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