Adrian and Lisa are two volunteers (and artists) at the Visual Fringe in 2011. They show us their art and tell us about their Fringe Crushes.

Mike Besaw from Onomatopoeia tells us how they got involved with the Mud Flappers.

Live music propels the flights of fancy and down-to-earth peregrinations of a hardscrabble hobo. You'll giggle, squeal, and sniffle. Featuring The Mud Flapper Band. Onomatopoeia: sounds like fun.

Two remaining shows in the Red Venue -- http://orlandofringe.org/node/926
5/27 FRI 11:55PM
5/28 SAT 8:50PM

Vanessa stars in Oh That Wily Snake

Oh, That Wily Snake
A man and woman take off on a wild, fantastical adventure of temptation, seduction, and betrayal in this original play starring Ontario’s Vanessa Quesnelle and Brooklyn’s Martin Dockery.

Last show in Orange Venue -- http://orlandofringe.org/node/905
5/28 SAT 7:40PM

Jimmy Hogg stars in Wisdom: Part One

Pink Venue -- http://orlandofringe.org/node/919
5/20 FRI 6:15PM
5/21 SAT 8:35PM
5/22 SUN 11:25AM
5/23 MON 7:45PM
5/25 WED 6:10PM
5/27 FRI 9:20PM
5/28 SAT 2:50PM

Fringe favourite Jimmy Hogg (Curriculum Vitae, A Brief History of Petty Crime, Like A Virgin) brings you a show about what we know, what we don’t know and what we think we don’t know. Equal parts stand-up, storytelling and tangential nonsense. Hogg challenges our belief systems by asking, “Why do we believe the things that we believe? Some people believe that the Earth is only 6,000 years old, some people believe that we were put here by aliens and some people believe that Paul McCartney died a long time ago and was replaced by a doppelganger- which goes some way to explaining why all the music he’s produced in the last 20 years has been utter shit.”