The term “fringe festival” might evoke thoughts of Edinburgh, the Scottish home to perhaps the most well-known festival by that name, responsible for shows like Fleabag, Six, and even Sir Tom Stoppard’s masterpiece Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. The immediate association with this city is accurate given that it was in Edinburgh in 1947 where groups of performers arrived to appear at the Edinburgh International Festival, but, uninvited, put their shows on simultaneously on what would later be termed “the fringes” of the official festival.
Gwyn McAllister, a resident of New York and Martha’s Vineyard, may be best known on the Vineyard as a frequent contributor to The Martha’s Vineyard Times. However, on the island of Manhattan, McAllister is also making a name for herself, most recently with an off-off-Broadway production of her show “Santacide.” The play is described as […]
Following the recent closure of Theater 80 Naked Angels will be moving their popular weekly cold reading series, Tuesdays@9 to The Kraine Theater (85 E 4th St, New York, NY 10003) with FRIGID New York beginning Tuesday, April 11th.