Connecting Artists and Patrons through Stories
Topic “Fringe Crush”
Paul Strickland: Fringe Crush 2011
Paul Strickland (who is HERE at 2011 Fringe!!) from Any Title That Works
Venue: Patron Room Length: 60 minutes
Synopsis: "A new show from the creator of 'A Brighter Shade of Blue.' 'Strickland has terrific timing and a way with words...' -- Elizabeth Maupin"
Sarah Carey: Fringe Crush 2011
Sarah Carey from The Booyah
Venue: Green Venue
Synopsis: From the group that brought previous fringe hits Reefer Madness The Musical and Debbie Does Dallas The Musical comes this hilarious new comedy of a party gone horribly wrong.
Chase Padgett: Fringe Crush 2011
Chase Padgett from Superman Drinks
Venue: Orange Venue Length: 60 minutes
Synopsis: What makes a hero a hero? Is it super strength or telekinesis or something more? Find out in this heartwarming and hilarious look and what "super" really is.
Cody Bush: Fringe Crush 2011
Cody Bush from Squatters
Venue: Brown Venue Length: 30 minutes
Synopsis: Imagine the kids from Growing Pains or Family Ties growing up, becoming successful and losing everything. It's Arrested Development meets Noises Off meets Curb Your Enthusiasm with 7 different episodes!
Kevin Sigman: Fringe Crush 2011
Kevin Sigman from Pandemonium
Venue: Yellow Venue Length: 60 minutes
Synopsis: A modern musical theatre mash up based on the epic poem, Paradise Lost, including improvisational dance and visual art. You may think you know the story but, you don't!
George Wallace: Fringe Crush 2011
George is the General Manager for the 2011 Orlando Fringe
Mike Marinaccio: Fringe Crush 2011
Mike is the Director of a show called Suckers: A Freaky Little Musical
Tod Kimbro: Fringe Crush 2011
Tod Kimbro wrote and plays his piano in Suckers: a Freaky Little Musical as well as Blue and Tod's Big Queer Hootinany
Beth Marshall: Fringe Crush 2011
At the closing party, Beth announced this would be her last year at Fringe.
Crushie Award 2011: Mikaela Dyke
This year is the first time Blogging Fringe gave out an award for Fringe Crush, and our first winner was Mikaela from Dying Hard. http://www.mikaeladyke.com
Originally from Newfoundland, Mikaela is a writer and performer who now makes her home in Toronto. An improviser for over a decade, Mikaela has training in solo improvisation, mask, Commedia dell'Arte, clown, storytelling and Alexander technique.
Having performed with companies all over Canada and the U.S., her recent theatre credits include: Arm's Length (Summerworks festival); A Rustling (Playwrights of Spring Festival); Sky (Rabbittown Theatre Productions); Buried Child (Beothuck Street Players); Comedy of Errors (SBTS); My Name is Rachel Corrie (Forest Productions) and Reflections on Giving Birth to a Squid (Parent Productions).
