Lovertits: Interview with Neighborhood Fringe artist Annie Wilson by Nick Gilewicz

“Multiple climaxes, drifting off, getting exciting again, plateau-ing out, calming down, another climax, some snuggling.” In a performance she describes as a “burlesque-pos…

Artist Kim Reid on WetLand by Nick Gilewicz

Kim Reid is an artist, professor, and curator at the Sweatshop Gallery in Omaha, Nebraska. From August 22 to September 6, she has been an artist-in-residence on WetLand, Mary Mattingly’s f…

Yoga at WetLand by Nick Gilewicz

On Fridays during the 2014 Fringe Festival, the WetLand barge will become home to more than just artists, gardens, and chickens. This eccentric menagerie has been joined by a rotating cast o…

Behind the Carousel: Q and A with Josh McIlvain on “SLIDESHOW” by Nick Gilewicz

Following two successful nights at Chris the Brit’s house, because obviously that’s where you kick off your Fringe Festival productions, Josh McIlvain, late of editing our Festiv…

We Are Told to Look at the Thing That Is Not There: Daniel Sack on “The Four Seasons Restaurant” by Nick Gilewicz

Daniel Sack is an assistant professor at University of Massachusetts – Amherst, where his research focuses on experimental performance and live art in the 20th and 21st centuries. For …

Artist Anna Ekros on WetLand by Nick Gilewicz

The day that WetLand opened to the public (luckily, without a splash), Sweden-born artist Anna Ekros began her residency on the floating barge. Ekros’s handiwork is everywhere on WetLa…

Inside “Underground Episodes”: Q and A with Allen Clark by Nick Gilewicz

The first performance of the 2014 Neighborhood Fringe show Underground Episodes is already sold out–we just caught up with Allen Clark, the executive producer of Run Boy Run Production…

Get to Know Romeo Castellucci by Nick Gilewicz

For the 2014 Presented Fringe, FringeArts is offering the U.S. premiere of one of Romeo Castellucci’s major theater works, The Four Seasons Restaurant. Last fall, he spoke with Carlos …

Festival Bar is Your Everything by Nick Gilewicz

It’s widely accepted that besides taking over your early evenings with performances, your late nights also belong to us. Have you seen our schedule? It’s all free, and it kicked …

Tonight! Maya Beiser’s “Uncovered” at the FringeArts Stage by Nick Gilewicz

You’ve probably gotten wind of how awesome our late night programming is, but in case you haven’t, check it out for yourself tonight at 9:00 pm. Cellist Maya Beiser covers iconic…

TODAY at 1:00 pm: Learn About Urban Beekeeping at WetLand by Nick Gilewicz

Alison Gillespie‘s passion for urban ecology is quite clear–her writing career focuses on how to marry nature and the city. For FringeArts, she’s stopping by WetLand today …

IT BEGINS by Nick Gilewicz

Museum of Broken Relationships by Nick Gilewicz

I learned about this through Adrienne Mackey‘s Facebook. Adrienne recently ran off to Edinburgh and Zagreb, and found the Museum of Broken Relationships. Wish I could see it, because s…

Tickets On Sale Now! by Nick Gilewicz

Are you here this weekend just like us? Swing by the box office at the new FringeArts building and get your tickets in order for the 2014 festival. We’re open! Right now! Box office ho…

Did You See Our Metro Cover? by Nick Gilewicz

If you don’t know, now you know. Tickets on sale now.

Pics: Last Scratch Night by Nick Gilewicz

See what you missed on Monday, and get a flavor of five Neighborhood Fringe productions via Kevin Monko’s awesome pics on Facebook of the last Scratch Night of August. –Nicholas …

Tonight: Neighborhood Fringe Scratch Night Spotlight, the Fourth by Nick Gilewicz

Is it already the last Monday in August? What happened to summertime? Rehearsals, plannings, plottings, I guess. Anyway, today’s arrival means the arrival of the last Neighborhood Frin…

Whit MacLaughlin on NPL, “The Adults,” and Eric Fischl by Nick Gilewicz

FringeArts has been a big fan of New Paradise Laboratories‘ work for years. Katy Otto, who’s worked with NPL, writes in with a Q&A with NPL artistic director Whit MacLaughli…

Tonight! FREE Castellucci Screening and Discussion by Nick Gilewicz

Tonight, FringeArts wants you to come talk about Italian theater director Romeo Castellucci. We presented his On the concept of the face, regarding the Son of God as the centerpiece of last …

Oh My Goodness: Voguing Train by Nick Gilewicz

ICYMI: As featured on Huffington Post and Philadelphia Magazine, Kemar Jewel made the Broad Street line a bit more awesome recently: (Did you know that we have shows involving voguing? Detai…

Tonight: Neighborhood Fringe Scratch Night Spotlight, Vol. 3 by Nick Gilewicz

Every Monday night in August, we’re offering free previews of the 2014 Fringe Festival–Neighborhood Fringe artists are serving up short excerpts of their work, and we’re serving up fre…

Scratch Night and FEASTIVAL Patron Party Pics by Nick Gilewicz

For more pics what you saw (or missed, for you lazy-boneses) at Scratch Night on Monday, click here for pics from Kevin Monko. And don’t forget we have another Scratch Night coming up …

Romeo, Romeo: Castellucci Film Screening and Discussion by Nick Gilewicz

On August 19, FringeArts wants you to come talk about Italian theater director Romeo Castellucci. We presented his On the concept of the face, regarding the Son of God as the centerpiece of …

Experiment on Me! by Nick Gilewicz

For the 2014 Presented Fringe, FringeArts is bringing the Institute for Psychogeographic Adventure to Old City for Experiment #39. In case you’re wondering, the experiment is kind of o…

Tonight: Neighborhood Fringe Scratch Night Spotlight Part 2 by Nick Gilewicz

Every Monday night in August, we’re offering free previews of the 2014 Fringe Festival–Neighborhood Fringe artists are serving up short excerpts of their work, and we’re serving up fre…