It’s hard to imagine what Washington theatre would be like today had Capital Fringe not arrived in DC to open up the scene to self producing artists. Since 2006, Capital Fringe has premiered 250 new works, earned $1.2 million dollars for its participants and become the second largest, unjuried Fringe Festival in the United States. Last [...]The post Capital Fringe receives the Washington Post Award for Innov…
SOURCE: DC Theatre Scene at 09:05AM on March 21, 2013