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New Orleans Fringe

5th Annual Fringe Fest will be November 14-18, 2012

Free-For-All Tent

The heart of the festival, located at the corner of Press and Dauphine in the Marigny.  All shows at the Free-For-All tent are....free!

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Family Fringe

Bring the whole family out to the Fringe for shows, art activities and workshops geared to kids! Want to get involved?

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Fringe Parade

The beautiful and eccentric GoodChildren Fringe parade rolls through the Bywater and the Marigny on Saturday of Fringe. Grab your costume or your horn and be a part of it. Want to get involved?

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Yard Art Tour

Now online! YAT-1 is a self-guided walking/driving public art tour organized by the New Orleans Fringe Festival.

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New Orleans Fringe

5th Annual Fringe Fest will be November 14-18, 2012

Mark your calendar, notch your abacus...The fifth annual New Orleans Fringe Fest will be November 14-18, 2012! Interested in performing? Find out more here...

More Drama Reviews to Guide You Through the New Orleans Fringe Fest's Last Day

NOLA Defender, by NoDef Staff, November 20, 2011

 

NOLA Defender, by NoDef Staff, November 20, 2011 Careful not to blink, or Fringe might be gone. Last night, NoDef reviewers got site-specific, spoken-to and self-reflective. Check out these reviews to see how it all shook out... (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

N.O. Fringe Fest, Day 3: Reviews

 

NOLA Defender, by NoDef Staff, November 19, 2011

NOLA Defender, by NoDef Staff, November 19, 2011 On Friday of the New Orleans Fringe Fest, NoDef reviewers considered the clitoris, trees full of toilet paper and, as ever, sideshows and nerds. Could it be true?... (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

Day 2 of New Orleans Fringe Fest, Reviewed

NOLA Defender, NoDef Staff, November 18, 2011

 

NOLA Defender, NoDef Staff, November 18, 2011 On the second day of Fringe Fest action, NoDef's reviewers encountered circus tricks, a dandy take on New Orleans, an ex-Angola inmate and a baroness - undressed... (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

What is the New Orleans Fringe Festival all about?

Wild, weird, fresh original theater of all types for five days in neighborhoods in New Orleans. Wow! 70 performing groups, 200 shows, ten tons of free-for-all at the tent and one eccentric parade.

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This program is supported by a grant from the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, in cooperation with the Louisiana State Arts Council.  This program is supported in part by a Community Arts Grant made possible by the City of New Orleans. The grant is administered through the Arts Council of New Orleans. This program is supported in part by the Louisiana Cultural Economy Foundation.

 

Green Room

Important promotions info, tech rehearsal, workshops, parties and more fun stuff for Fringe performers! Check it all out here:

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