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Advertising Supplement
JUL 23-AUG 1
THEATRE DANCE MUSIC FILM ART FASHION BURLESQUE SPOKEN WORD
CELEBRATING OUR SIXTH YEAR WWW.KCFRINGE.ORG
KC FRINGE FESTIVAL
WWW.KCFRINGE.ORG 816-359-9195
Executive Director
Cheryl Kimmi
Technical Director
Glenn Lewis
Assistant Technical Director
Skip Gordon
Volunteer Coordinator
Christa Danner
Assistant Volunteer Coordinator
Matt Connolly
Operations Manager
Sandy Woodson
Assistant Operations Manager
Committee of Operations
Cheryl Kimmi, Glenn Lewis, Christa Danner, Brent Kimmi, Skip Gordon, Heather
Nisbett-Loewenstein, Joe Briones, Bryan
Colley, Bruno Vizcarra, David Mitby, Matt
Connolly, Madeline McCrae, Larissa Uredi,
Courtney Perry, Sandy Woodson, Phil
Kimmi, Vicky Bates, Dave Negrau
Board of Directors
Lance Loewenstein, US Security Associates
Dan Ryan, Central City Schools
Colin Naughtin, Square Egg Productions
Rick Page, Arete Chiropractic
Ron Zoglin, writer, professional storyteller
Advisory Board
Brent Kimmi
Bill Clause, Eileen Sherman, Ann Zimmerman, Karen Lichterman & Mark Edelman
Events Coordinator
Special Thanks
Madeline McCrae
Fashion on the Fringe
Courtney Perry, Korey Childs,
and Amanda Burkhart
Art on the Fringe
Larissa Uredi
YOUth Fringe
Heather Nisbett-Loewenstein
Fringe Academy
Beth Byrd
Fringe 411
Phil Kimmi
Publicity
David Mitby
Promotions
Joe Briones
Advertising Sales
Linda Alexander
Videographer
Matt Connolly
Webmaster
Bruno Vizcarra
Program
Bryan Colley
Contact
The KC Fringe Festival
PO Box 415001
Kansas City, MO 64141-5001
www.kcfringe.org
[email protected]
816-516-4750
Arts Incubator: Jeff Becker & Ashlee
Broome, Darcy Bloss, John Bunch, Robert & Brian Chapman, Chameleon Arts:
Hugh Merrill, Mitch and Dorothy Elliott,
Bill Kalahurka, Eileen & Neil Sherman,
The Creativity Connection: Ron Zoglin &
Deborah Shouse, Shook, Hardy & Bacon,
Zachary Aaron & Crystal Wiebe, XS
Lighting, Ry Kincaid, Colin Naughtin, Farm
to Market: Blair Cave & Lindsay Borum,
Audrey Colley
This is my favorite time of year, welcoming yet another fantastic week
of Fringe! This grassroots movement
that started in Edinburgh, Scotland in
1947 has spread across the world,
creating an outlet to celebrate artistic expression. 2010 marks the SIXTH
year of Fringe in Kansas City. Our
goal is to engage the community in
the heart and soul of human culture
— creativity and artistic expression.
The Fringe allows artists to present
their work in a truly creative and
free environment.
I am so excited to welcome 126 artist entries from around the world to
Kansas City. The Fringe team has taken steps to make this year’s festival
more accessible than ever. With new
venues, entertainment for the whole family, and many more shows, Fringe
is more vibrant than ever. This is the “must do” event of the summer.
I want to thank the venues who have opened their doors to us, the production staff, tech crews, box office volunteers and especially the volunteer
Committee of Operations. This event couldn’t happen without them, nor
could it happen without you. Most of all, I want to thank all the artists.
Without their willingness to participate none of this would happen. And
I know they would like me to thank you, the audience, for giving them a
chance to hear ‘their voice’.
Treat yourself. Take a chance and try something new and unexpected.
Wishing you the best Fringe ever. — Cheryl Kimmi
KKFI
We were Fringe
before it was cool.
Celebrating 22½ years... and a day!
First Annual Almost Silver Anniversary Birthday Party
Junebug and
the Porchlights
Lurene the Trailer Trash Queen
Big Blues Jam Session
KKFI Jazz Combo
Reggae, Rock, Hip Hop
Community Sing-along
and more crazy, diverse fun!
Sunday, August 29
The Valentine Room at Uptown Theatre
3700 Broadway, www.kkfi.org
Tickets: $10 General Advance; $20 VIP with BBQ Dinner Advance (add $5 day of show)
(We’re gonna start early and party a long time…we haven’t decided what time yet)
Radio like you’ve never heard before.
WHAT’S THE FRINGE?
FRINGE SPONSORS
HOW TO FRINGE
FRINGE 411
The KC Fringe Festival proudly recognizes our 2010 Sponsors
STEP 1: BUY A BUTTON
The Fringe Button provides access to every event at
this year’s Fringe Festival. With your $5 Fringe Button, you can purchase tickets to any Fringe show and
gain entrance to free events at Fringe Central.
While you can get show tickets at the venues, the Fringe
411 ticket booth is your one-stop shopping for tickets,
programs, show information, T-shirts, and more. It’s
located in the first floor atrium of Crown Center near
the main entrance. The hours are as follows:
Noon - 4 pm: Sat July 24 - Sun July 25
Noon - 6 pm: Mon July 26 - Wed July 28
Noon - 9 pm: Thr July 29 - Sat July 31
Noon - 4 pm: Sun August 1
www.macapartments.com
STEP 2: GET A TICKET
Whatever your style there’s a show for you. Ticket
prices vary per event, and can be purchased at the
venues 30 minutes prior to showtime. Advance ticket
sales are available online at www.kcfringe.org, at
Fringe Central, and at the Fringe 411 Ticket Booth
in Crown Center. We accept most major credit cards
and good hard cash; no personal checks please.
Doors open 30 minutes before showtime. Oh, and no
refunds after the show begins, and no late seating.
STEP 3: GET FRINGY!
If you have questions call us at 816-359-9195.
BUTTON DISCOUNTS
The following Fringe friendly businesses offer discounts if you show them your Fringe Button:
Chez Elle, 1713 Summit, buy one get one half price
Coda, 1744 Broadway, buy one get one half price
Vulcan’s Forge, 3937 Washington, 20% off any item
FRINGE FOR FREE
Volunteers are the cornerstone of the KC Fringe Festival. Each year the efforts of our volunteers are integral
to the success of the Fringe. Volunteers assist with selling merchandise and concessions, operating our info and
ticket booths at Fringe 411 in Crown Center and Fringe Central, running the various theatrical venues, and in
many other capacities.
Volunteer shifts are arranged in four-hour blocks. All volunteers are asked to volunteer for at least 1 shift, and attend
a prefestival training session. You can volunteer for as many shifts as you like, but take time to enjoy some of the
VOLUNTEER SPONSORS
Thank you to the sponsors that have provided for our volunteers.
performances as well. During your shift we ask that you do not sit in on the performances, but return at a later
time to participate in the shows. For every hour of time you donate to the festival, you will earn Fringe Bucks,
good to exchange for Fringe Festival show tickets, and Fringe Festival merchandise. They can also be used during a Silent Auction held at our Volunteer Appreciation Party in Mid-August.
For more information about volunteering just email Christa Danner at [email protected].
FRINGE DONORS
If you would like to help support the Festival, donations can be made on our website. Just click on the
Donate Now button, or mail a check to KC Fringe,
PO Box 415001, KCMO 64141. Every dollar helps!
$500+ Fringe Favorites
Dorothy & Mitch Elliott
Ron Zoglin & Deborah Shouse,
The Creativity Connection
$250+ Fringe Faithful
Colin & Shelly Naughtin
$100+ Fringe Fellows
Darcy Bloss
Don Dagenais
$50+ Fringe Fans
Robert Allen
FRINGE CENTRAL
1730 Broadway is Fringe Central.
The very heart of the Fringe Festival; home to the opening night and closing night parties, special events, staff
and volunteer check-in and so much more. After hours,
Fringe Central becomes Fringe Binge, the ultimate
party destination! Hang out with the artists, crew, and
volunteers during these all-star events. Events at Fringe
Central are free with your festival button.
FUTURE FRINGE
Fringe keeps on going all year long. Don’t miss out!
Fringe Hangovers – August 5-8
Fall Shorts – October 8-9
Fringe Freak Fest – November 13
Mardi Gras on the Fringe – March 5, 2011
KC Fringe Festival 2011 – July 21-31, 2011
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BURLESQUE
DANCE
FASHION
FILM
FRINGE
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
DOWNTOWN
Sprint
Center
Interstate 670
Truman Rd.
Truman Rd.
◄
Wyandotte
Central
Broadway
19th
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1524 Holmes
Holmes
Cherry
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17th
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Walnut
Main St.
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Interstate 35
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Baltimore
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(under construction)
1632 Broadway
Grand Blvd.
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18th
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1730 Broadway
1522 McGee
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1715 Wyandotte
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1818 McGee
PENN VALLEY
G
Main St.
Broadway
F
31st
36th
MIDTOWN
39th
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L: OFF CENTER THEATRE
K
and Screenland Crown Center
3rd floor of Crown Center
J
WESTPORT
Main St.
115 W 18th St.
Broadway
Washington
D: ARTS INCUBATOR
MAP
47th
E: HEMINGWAY GALLERY
THE PLAZA
103 W. 19th St.
F: LA ESQUINA
G: JUST OFF BROADWAY
1000 W 25th St.
BURLESQUE
DANCE
3051 Penn Valley Dr.
(accessible from southbound Broadway)
FASHION
FILM
FRINGE
MUSIC
I
K: MET
Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre
3614 Main St.
H: VULCAN’S FORGE
I: PLAZA LIBRARY
J: UNICORN THEATRE
3937 Washington
4801 Main St.
3828 Main St.
(Main Stage and Jerome Stage)
SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
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SCHEDULE
NO LATE ENTRY PERMITTED ONCE THE SHOW HAS STARTED
Running time for all events is one hour unless otherwise noted.
* Free admission with a Fringe Button.
FRIDAY JULY 23
7:00 PM
8:30 PM
ARTIST
 YOUth Fringe
VENUE
YOUth Fringe
$ PAGE
Plaza Library *
16
SATURDAY JULY 24
10:00 AM
 Fringe Academy (2 hr)
 YOUth Fringe (10am-5pm)
12:00 PM
2:00 PM
4:00 PM
8:00 PM
 Trunk Show
ARTIST
VENUE
$ PAGE
Stephanie Roberts
YOUth Fringe
City in Motion Studios 20
Plaza Library
*
15
16
Kate Sinnett
15
Brother John
15
Beth Byrd
15
Kansas City Club
14
*
SUNDAY JULY 25
6:00 PM
ARTIST
 Opening Night Party
VENUE
KC Fringe Festival
Fringe Central
$ PAGE
*
28
MONDAY JULY 26
6:00 PM
 Monsterbox
 Tallahassee
6:30 PM
 Bellydance Fusion Factory
 Cirque du Gay
 Head (90 min)
 Holy Cow!
 Not Just for the Birds
 The Projects
 Shaittie Shakespeare
 Skinny Dipping
 Take My Breath Away
 Feminea - I (first)
7:00 PM
 Crossroads
 Descendant of Dragons
 Fanning the Passion
 The House of Fitzcarraldo (90 min)
 The Statistics
 Because I Can
7:30 PM
 Infinite Thought (90 min)
 KConsciousness Slam
 Death and the Publican
8:00 PM
 Appropriate Grammar
 Bathroom Confessions
 Definition Given by Devastation
 Hanky Panky (90 min)
 The Last Straight Man in Theatre
 New Vaudeville K.C.
 Mercury Mad
 When We Were Queens
8
ARTIST
VENUE
Entropic Buddha
Patrick Dulaney
$ PAGE
Screenland Crown Center 5
MET 10
22
31
Troupe Duende
Arts Incubator
Dennis Porter & Peyton Westfall
The Pearl
Kyle Hatley
Unicorn Main
Holy Cow!
Hemingway Gallery
Barstow School
Off Center Theatre
The Projects
Crosstown Station
Alan Tilson
Just Off Broadway
Shanna Shrum
The Fishtank
Ogrot
XS Lighting
Teatro Deluxe
Arts Tech
5
10
10
7
5
10
5
10
5
*
37
22
29
24
20
32
18
33
31
13
Reach
Maximum Verbosity
Amber DiGiovanni
Buran Theatre Company
Theatre of Relativity
Corinna West
5
10
10
10
10
*
32
29
19
21
35
12
Alberta Forbes
KConciousness Slam
Tara Lane Productions
Crosstown Station 10
MET 8
18
28
35
Appropriate Grammar
Crystal Gould
Ryan McCord-Bey
Lot in Life Productions
Too Much Free Time
Troupe DV8
Mercury Mad
Theatre Tilde
Hemingway Gallery
Off Center Theatre
The Fishtank
The Pearl
XS Lighting
Arts Incubator
Crosstown Station
Just Off Broadway
19
21
33
29
36
37
30
35
Hemingway Gallery
La Esquina
Arts Incubator
Unicorn Jerome
The Pearl
Arts Tech
BURLESQUE
DANCE
5
10
5
10
10
9
7
10
FASHION
ARTIST
 Barnyard Sideshow
 Goodbye, Kansas (90 min)
 Sirens and Superheroes
 Trials, Tragedies, and Triumphs
VENUE
$ PAGE
Dumptruck Butterlips
La Esquina 5
Frankie Krainz & Seth Golay
Unicorn Main 10
Jeff Newman
Arts Incubator 5
KCKCC Dance
Hemingway Gallery 5
22
23
24
28
TUESDAY JULY 27
6:00 PM
 Behind the Pasties
 Big Love
 Mercury Mad
 Create Your Own Reality
6:30 PM
 American Alphabet
 Driving the Body Back
 Just So Stories
 Khaaaaan! the Musical
 Lot O’ Shakespeare
 My Night with Rock Hudson
 Sex, Lust & Confessions of a Crooner
 Something Dangerous
7:00 PM
 Assemblage
 If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Join ‘Em
 The Man Fast
 Mr. History
 The Squeaky Wheel — LIVE!
 Vaudeville’s Dirty Cousin
7:30 PM
 The Event
 Short Films Presentation
8:00 PM
 4.48 Psychosis
 Boobs, Burlesque and the Bard
 Gathering Point
 The Good Book Variety Revue
 Holy Cow!
 I Am My Imaginary Friend
 KC Cabaret Goes to the Movies
 Morphotic (90 min)
 Skinny Dipping
8:30 PM
 ClairvoyDANSE
 Dances of India
 The Old Folks Make a Scene
9:00 PM
 Spumoni (90 min)
 Cabaret Voler
9:30 PM
 Best of IFC Short Films (90 min)
10:00 PM
 Brawny Britches
FILM
FRINGE
MUSIC
ARTIST
VENUE
$ PAGE
Antonym Films
Jessica Franz
MET 10
Mercury Mad
Crosstown Station 7
Create Your Own Reality
Arts Tech
*
19
27
30
12
Damien Torres-Botello
Swanderwoman Productions
John Story
Roddenberry Pie
Timothy Mooney Rep
David Csontos Company
Brother John
Raghsidad
The Fishtank
The Pearl
Arts Incubator
Off Center Theatre
Just Off Broadway
XS Lighting
Hemingway Gallery
Unicorn Main
5
10
5
10
10
5
10
7
21
35
27
33
36
22
21
32
Groupe de Quatre
Journeyman Theatre
Lindsey Ogle
Mr. History
Jeff Newman
Brian Shaughnessy
Ariel Tilson
Hemingway Gallery 5
La Esquina 5
Vulcan’s Forge 10
Crosstown Station 5
Arts Incubator 5
Unicorn Jerome 10
Arts Tech
*
23
27
29
30
24
21
12
MET 10
Screenland Crossroads 5
21
33
Bob Paisley
Senoreality
EMU Theatre
Bee’s Knees Burlesque
Shannon Peery Lucky DeLuxe
Holy Cow!
Kansas City Cabaret
Butcher Block Productions
Shanna Shrum
5
10
3
10
7
5
8
10
10
22
20
34
29
24
22
27
21
33
City in Motion
La Esquina 5
Nritya School of Indian Dance
The Pearl 7
Amber DiGiovanni
Arts Incubator 10
Unicorn Jerome 10
Trap Door Theatre
Vulcan’s Forge 7
KCKCC Dance
Hemingway Gallery 5
22
30
19
21
36
28
Arika Larson
Voler: Thieves of Flight
MET 5
19
37
XS Lighting 10
24
36
Off Center Theatre 10
21
IFC
Too Much Free Time
The Pearl
Just Off Broadway
Crosstown Station
Unicorn Main
Hemingway Gallery
XS Lighting
Arts Incubator
Off Center Theatre
The Fishtank
BOYlesque
SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY JULY 28
6:00 PM
 Best of the Fest (90 min)
 The Event
 Meet the Artists
6:30 PM
 Just So Stories
 MOO-sic Without Rules
 Thrill Me: The Leopold & Loeb Story
7:00 PM
 Dances of India
 Feel Good
 Inspired
 Art on the Fringe
7:30 PM
 Mr. History
8:00 PM
 Best of IFC Horror
 Because I Can
 Head (90 min)
 Path of a Dream
 Showcase of Magic
 The US & THEM Reunion
8:30 PM
 Cirque du Gay
 Deleted Scenes
 The Man Fast
 The Statistics
9:00 PM
 My Fragile Family Tree
 Tallahassee
9:30 PM
 The Projects
 Skinny Dipping
10:00 PM
 Grind: The Musical
 The Hefner Monologues
BURLESQUE
DANCE
ARTIST
THURSDAY JULY 29
VENUE
Kansas City FilmFest
Bob Paisley
Art on the Fringe
$ PAGE
MET 10
Arts Tech
*
27
21
12
Hemingway Gallery
Just Off Broadway
Unicorn Main
The Pearl
Arts Incubator
XS Lighting
Crosstown Station
Off Center Theatre
The Fishtank
5
10
10
10
5
10
5
5
7
19
20
29
29
27
36
32
20
24
La Esquina 5
The Pearl 7
Amber DiGiovanni
Arts Incubator 10
Feel Good
Vulcan’s Forge 5
Unicorn Jerome 10
Kacico Dance
Hemingway Gallery 6
Meet the Artists
Arts Tech
*
22
30
19
22
21
27
12
Mr. History
Appropriate Grammar
Lucky DeLuxe
John Story
Too Much Free Time
River Cow Orchestra
Barstow School
Hybrid
MET
Crosstown Station
8
5
35
30
Screenland Crown Center
Arts Tech
The Fishtank
Unicorn Main
Off Center Theatre
Crosstown Station
Hemingway Gallery
XS Lighting
Arts Incubator
Just Off Broadway
8
*
5
10
10
5
5
5
10
10
24
12
33
29
33
29
34
31
24
35
The Pearl
Seamless Dance Theatre
Hemingway Gallery
Maximum Verbosity
La Esquina
Lindsey Ogle
Vulcan’s Forge
Jeff Newman
Arts Incubator
The Pearl
10
7
10
10
5
10
22
33
29
29
24
35
Unicorn Jerome 10
MET 10
28
34
31
IFC
Corinna West
Ryan McCord-Bey
Kyle Hatley
Roddenberry Pie
Kingsville Manor
Showcase of Magic
Ogrot
Jack Phillips
Theatre Tilde
KConciousness Slam
Shantz Theatre
Patrick Dulaney
Crystal Gould
The Projects
Brother John
Senoreality
Shanna Shrum
Off Center Theatre
XS Lighting
Crosstown Station
Hemingway Gallery
Screenland Crossroads
The Fishtank
Theatre Undeclared
John Hefner
FASHION
FILM
FRINGE
10
5
10
10
5
10
21
22
32
21
33
33
The Pearl 9
Arts Incubator 10
36
24
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
6:00 PM
 Fashion Market
6:30 PM
 4.48 Psychosis
 Big Love
 YOUth Fashion
 Holy Cow!
 Path of a Dream
 Skinny Dipping
 Painting Workshop (120 min)
7:00 PM
 Cabaret Voler
 ClairvoyDANSE
 Deleted Scenes
 Revenge of Rumplepunchkin
7:30 PM
 The Event
8:00 PM
 Gathering Point
 Resting Places
8:30 PM
 Feel Good
 Inspired
 My Girdle is Killing Me
9:00 PM
9:30 PM
 Joe’s Cafe
 Slip and Fall Guy
ARTIST
IFC
VENUE
$ PAGE
8
*
24
14
EMU Theatre
The Pearl 5
Jessica Franz
MET 10
Arts Tech
*
Unicorn Main 10
Holy Cow!
Hemingway Gallery 7
XS Lighting 5
Troupe DV8
Arts Incubator 9
Kingsville Manor
Crosstown Station 5
Alan Tilson
Just Off Broadway 5
Shanna Shrum
The Fishtank 10
Anastacia Drake
Arts Tech
*
22
27
14
23
24
22
21
37
29
18
33
12
City in Motion
John Hefner
Shantz Theatre
Trap Door Theatre
S.H.A.R.D.S.
La Esquina 5
Hemingway Gallery 7
Arts Incubator 10
Unicorn Jerome 10
Vulcan’s Forge 7
The Pearl 8
37
22
33
24
34
36
34
MET 10
21
Bob Paisley
Troupe Duende
Shannon Peery
Too Much Free Time
Melissa Villanueva
Brother John
Hybrid
Amber DiGiovanni
Feel Good
Kacico Dance
Roddenberry Pie
KC Society of Burlesque
Raghsidad
Brian Shaughnessy
Arika Larson
Appropriate Grammar
IFC
Rupert Wates
Kansas City Cabaret
Timothy Mooney Rep
Jeff Onore
Ogrot
Arts Tech
Arts Incubator
Just Off Broadway
Crosstown Station
The Pearl
XS Lighting
Hemingway Gallery
The Fishtank
5
10
3
10
10
8
10
7
37
20
34
29
36
30
21
24
La Esquina
Arts Incubator
Vulcan’s Forge
Hemingway Gallery
Off Center Theatre
Crosstown Station
Unicorn Main
Unicorn Jerome
5
10
5
6
10
10
7
10
22
19
22
27
33
28
32
21
MET
5
19
Hemingway Gallery 5
Crosstown Station 8
Arts Incubator 8
Just Off Broadway 10
The Fishtank 5
XS Lighting 5
19
24
33
27
36
24
31
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THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
9
SCHEDULE
10:00 PM
 Head (90 min)
 The Man Fast
 Mr. History
11:00 PM
 Big Love
ARTIST
VENUE
Crystal Gould
Maximum Verbosity
Kyle Hatley
Lindsey Ogle
Mr. History
Jeff Newman
Off Center Theatre
La Esquina
The Pearl
Unicorn Main
Unicorn Jerome
Vulcan’s Forge
Crosstown Station
Arts Incubator
Jessica Franz
$ PAGE
10
10
10
10
10
10
5
5
21
29
35
29
21
29
30
24
MET 10
27
FRIDAY JULY 30
6:00 PM
6:30 PM
 Joe’s Cafe
 Just So Stories
 Create Your Own Reality
7:00 PM
 Assemblage
 Dances of India
 Feel Good
 Jen Lawless
 The Man Fast
7:30 PM
 Big Love
8:00 PM
 Head (90 min)
 Monsterbox
 Skinny Dipping
8:30 PM
 Cabaret Voler
 ClairvoyDANSE
 Crossroads
9:00 PM
 The Event
 Fashion Show
10
ARTIST
VENUE
Alberta Forbes
MET
$ PAGE
8
7
35
18
Off Center Theatre
The Pearl
Unicorn Main
Crosstown Station
Arts Incubator
Just Off Broadway
XS Lighting
The Fishtank
Arts Tech
10
10
10
8
5
10
5
5
*
21
35
29
33
27
36
22
24
12
Groupe de Quatre
Hemingway Gallery
The Pearl
Maximum Verbosity
La Esquina
Feel Good
Vulcan’s Forge
John Hefner
Arts Incubator
Jen Lawless
Hemingway Gallery
Lindsey Ogle
Vulcan’s Forge
Crosstown Station
Brian Shaughnessy
Unicorn Jerome
5
7
10
5
10
5
10
10
10
23
30
29
22
24
24
29
28
21
MET 10
27
Crystal Gould
Lucky DeLuxe
Rupert Wates
John Story
Timothy Mooney Rep
Jeff Onore
Jessica Franz
Theatre Undeclared
The Pearl
Kyle Hatley
Unicorn Main
XS Lighting
Entropic Buddha
River Cow Orchestra
Crosstown Station
Off Center Theatre
Alan Tilson
Just Off Broadway
Showcase of Magic
Hemingway Gallery
Shanna Shrum
The Fishtank
Jack Phillips
Arts Incubator
City in Motion
Reach
Trap Door Theatre
S.H.A.R.D.S.
Jeff Newman
Bob Paisley
BURLESQUE
9
10
5
5
5
10
5
5
10
10
36
29
22
22
32
21
18
34
33
24
La Esquina 5
Hemingway Gallery 5
Unicorn Jerome 10
Vulcan’s Forge 7
The Pearl 8
Arts Incubator 5
37
22
32
21
36
34
24
MET 10
Arts Tech
*
21
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DANCE
FASHION
9:30 PM
 Cirque du Gay
 Mercury Mad
10:00 PM
 The Statistics
10:30 PM
11:00 PM
 Gathering Point
 Resting Places
11:30 PM
 Brawny Britches
12:30 AM
ARTIST
VENUE
$ PAGE
The Fishtank
Just Off Broadway
Antonym Films
The Pearl
Kansas City Cabaret
Arts Incubator
Too Much Free Time
XS Lighting
Mercury Mad
Crosstown Station
Brother John
Hemingway Gallery
5
10
10
10
8
10
7
10
21
20
19
22
27
36
30
21
Amber DiGiovanni
Arts Incubator
Unicorn Main
Journeyman Theatre
La Esquina
KConciousness Slam
Crosstown Station
Roddenberry Pie
Off Center Theatre
The Pearl
KCKCC Dance
Hemingway Gallery
10
10
5
10
10
10
5
19
23
27
28
33
35
28
MET 5
Unicorn Jerome 10
19
34
The Fishtank 5
Crosstown Station 3
The Pearl 10
Arts Incubator 9
XS Lighting 5
33
34
29
37
30
31
35
BOYlesque
John Hefner
Arts Incubator 10
21
24
28
Crystal Gould
Troupe Duende
Arts Incubator 5
21
37
Arika Larson
Shantz Theatre
Ryan McCord-Bey
Shannon Peery
Troupe DV8
Melissa Villanueva
Ogrot
Theatre Tilde
SATURDAY JULY 30
12:00 PM
 Painting Workshop (120 min)
2:00 PM
4:00 PM
6:00 PM
 The Event
6:30 PM
 Path of a Dream
ARTIST
VENUE
$ PAGE
Anastacia Drake
Arts Tech
*
12
8
27
IFC
8
24
MET 10
Screenland Crossroads 5
21
33
The Pearl 9
XS Lighting 5
Crosstown Station 5
Just Off Broadway 5
Hemingway Gallery 5
Unicorn Main 7
The Fishtank 7
Arts Incubator 10
21
36
22
29
18
34
32
24
24
Bob Paisley
Senoreality
Crystal Gould
Theatre Undeclared
Kingsville Manor
Alan Tilson
Showcase of Magic
Raghsidad
Hybrid
Jack Phillips
FILM
FRINGE
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
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THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
SCHEDULE
Running time for all events is 60 minutes unless otherwise noted.
7:00 PM
 Cabaret Voler
 Crossroads
7:30 PM
8:00 PM
 4.48 Psychosis
 Feel Good
 Joe’s Cafe
 Just So Stories
8:30 PM
 Deleted Scenes
 The Man Fast
 Mr. History
 The Statistics
9:00 PM
 Big Love
 Fashion Show
 Incendia Nocturnum: A Night of Fire
9:30 PM
 Jen Lawless
 The Projects
10:00 PM
 ClairvoyDANSE
 Head (90 min)
 Inspired
10:30 PM
 Tallahassee
11:00 PM
 Holy Cow!
 Mercury Mad
BURLESQUE
DANCE
ARTIST
VENUE
Reach
Amber DiGiovanni
Trap Door Theatre
Brian Shaughnessy
$ PAGE
La Esquina 5
Hemingway Gallery 5
Arts Incubator 10
Vulcan’s Forge 7
Unicorn Jerome 10
MET
22
37
32
19
36
21
8
8
27
35
EMU Theatre
The Pearl 5
The Fishtank 5
Feel Good
Vulcan’s Forge 5
Unicorn Main 10
Rupert Wates
Crosstown Station 8
John Story
Arts Incubator 5
Timothy Mooney Rep
Barstow School
Brother John
Hemingway Gallery 10
Ogrot
XS Lighting 5
22
21
22
23
33
27
36
20
21
31
Maximum Verbosity
Lindsey Ogle
Mr. History
Shantz Theatre
Jeff Newman
7
10
10
5
10
5
10
33
29
29
30
34
24
35
MET 10
Arts Tech
*
Crown Center Pavilion 10
27
14
37
Jessica Franz
Vesuvius
Hemingway Gallery
La Esquina
Vulcan’s Forge
Crosstown Station
Unicorn Jerome
Arts Incubator
The Pearl
Troupe Duende
Arts Incubator
IFC
The Pearl
Jen Lawless
Hemingway Gallery
Roddenberry Pie
Off Center Theatre
XS Lighting
The Projects
Crosstown Station
Jeff Onore
The Fishtank
Theatre Tilde
Just Off Broadway
City in Motion
Kyle Hatley
John Hefner
Kacico Dance
S.H.A.R.D.S.
5
8
10
5
10
5
10
5
10
37
24
29
24
33
22
32
24
35
La Esquina 5
Unicorn Main 10
Arts Incubator 10
Hemingway Gallery 6
The Pearl 8
22
29
24
27
28
34
MET 10
31
Hemingway Gallery 7
Arts Incubator 8
XS Lighting 10
Crosstown Station 7
The Fishtank 7
20
19
24
27
36
30
24
Patrick Dulaney
Antonym Films
Holy Cow!
Kansas City Cabaret
Too Much Free Time
Mercury Mad
Hybrid
FASHION
FILM
FRINGE
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
11:30 PM
 Brawny Britches
 Cabaret Voler
12:00 AM
12:30 AM
ARTIST
VENUE
BOYlesque
Arika Larson
Lucky DeLuxe
Roddenberry Pie
Off Center Theatre
Crosstown Station
The Pearl
Unicorn Jerome
$ PAGE
10
10
10
10
21
37
35
21
MET 5
Unicorn Main 10
19
29
33
SUNDAY AUGUST 1
2:00 PM
 The Event
 Gathering Point
 Resting Places
2:30 PM
 Feel Good
 Inspired
 The Statistics
3:30 PM
 Cirque du Gay
 Just So Stories
 Monsterbox
 Skinny Dipping
4:00 PM
 Assemblage
 Dances of India
5:00 PM
 Head (90 min)
6:00 PM
 Closing Night Party
ARTIST
VENUE
$ PAGE
Ryan McCord-Bey
The Fishtank
The Pearl
Bob Paisley
MET
Shannon Peery
Crosstown Station
Lucky DeLuxe
Unicorn Main
Roddenberry Pie
Off Center Theatre
XS Lighting
Melissa Villanueva
Alan Tilson
Just Off Broadway
5
10
10
3
10
10
5
8
5
33
35
21
34
29
33
22
30
18
Amber DiGiovanni
Feel Good
Kacico Dance
KConciousness Slam
Brian Shaughnessy
La Esquina
Arts Incubator
Vulcan’s Forge
Hemingway Gallery
Crosstown Station
Unicorn Jerome
The Pearl
5
10
5
6
10
10
10
22
19
22
27
28
21
35
The Pearl
MET
XS Lighting
John Story
Arts Incubator
Timothy Mooney Rep
Just Off Broadway
Entropic Buddha
River Cow Orchestra
Crosstown Station
Off Center Theatre
Showcase of Magic
Hemingway Gallery
Shanna Shrum
The Fishtank
Raghsidad
Unicorn Main
10
8
5
5
10
5
5
10
5
10
7
22
35
22
27
36
22
32
21
34
33
32
Groupe de Quatre
Hemingway Gallery 5
The Pearl 7
John Hefner
Arts Incubator 10
Unicorn Jerome 10
Journeyman Theatre
La Esquina 5
Trap Door Theatre
Vulcan’s Forge 7
23
30
24
21
27
36
Arika Larson
Kyle Hatley
Alberta Forbes
Troupe DV8
Jeff Onore
19
29
18
37
24
KC Fringe Festival
MET 5
Unicorn Main 10
Arts Incubator 9
The Fishtank 5
Fringe Central
*
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DON’T MISS THE FRINGE HANGOVER, WHERE THE MOST POPULAR FRINGE SHOWS EXTEND
THEIR RUNS A SECOND WEEKEND ON AUGUST 5-8. SEE ALL THE GREAT SHOWS YOU MISSED.
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
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ART on the FRINGE
All visual art will be
exhibited at Arts Tech,
1524 Holmes, unless otherwise noted.
Admission is free with
a Fringe Button. Artists
will be onsite 6pm Wed,
July 28 to provide an
exclusive introduction
to their work. Exhibit
hours: 6-10pm MonSat, 1-5pm Sun.
ANASTACIA DRAKE
CHARLIE PODREBARAC
CHAMELEON ARTS
The Cartoon Art of
Charlie Podrebarac
A series of eighteen Ecological
Animal signs of placed as sculptures.
Painted in an “urban style” with the
major environmental problems we
face stenciled on the animals.
Animal Parade
Anastacia Drake
Anastacia is a professional fine artist
who has exhibited and toured internationally. She will be offering painting workshops on July 29 and 31.
www.strokeofredstudio.com
ARIEL TILSON
Charlie’s cartoons have appeared in
newspapers and magazines around
the world. He is probably best known
as the creator of “FatCats” and
“Cowtown”.
chameleon_ayd.org
CHAMELEON ARTS
arttogogo.com
MONDAY, JULY 26
6:30pm: Film by Teatro Deluxe
7:00pm: Spoken word by
Corinna West
Chelsea and Nicolette
CORINNA WEST
A junk yard with a bath tub, broken
down buildings, and overgrown
grass. Only Chelsea and Nicolette
could make a place so ugly look
so good.
TUESDAY, JULY 27
6:00pm: Create Your Own Reality
7:00pm: Film by Ariel Tilson
www.lifedocphoto.com
Pools of Desire
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28
6:00pm: Meet the Artists and
Fashion Market
8:00pm: Spoken word by
Corinna West
THURSDAY, JULY 29
6:30pm: Painting workshop
by Anastacia Drake
FRIDAY, JULY 30
6:30pm: Create Your Own Reality
Vaudeville’s Dirty Cousin
This short film is a teasing glimpse
into the evolution of Kansas City Burlesque, from it’s roots in vaudeville
to it’s artistic revival today.
BECKY BLADES
SATURDAY, JULY 31
Noon-2:00pm: Painting workshop
by Anastacia Drake
Revel in the Unraveled
For an artist who has long employed
fiber to add froth and frolic to visual
art, “Fringe” represents dancing-onthe-edge possibilities in paint and
and process. Becky Blades frays
words and images in a playful exploration that speaks to edge lovers
everywhere.
Because I Can:
Stories of Triumph
to Rock the World
Digital poem collages transform
spoken word poetry into visual
stories where photographs taken
by bicycle throughout Kansas City
and the entire Midwest become
more than the sum of their parts. An
interactive event combining digital
poem collages, motivational speaking, and spoken word poetry. Helping audience members to become
catalysts for change with art about
triumph over adversity, cloudscapes,
moving trains, bridges, and our own
abilities to connect to and engage
with our worlds.
www.corinnawest.com
BURLESQUE
DEANNA CAPPS
Pools of Desire is a series of eight
graphic images of children\’s swimming pools representing the gulf of
Mexico and the oil spill, each pool
becomes more polluted till the water
is a burning oil slick.
chameleon_ayd.org
CREATE YOUR OWN REALITY
The Dig
A fun and whimsical collection of
underwater illustrations. This show
includes paintings inspired by my
recent trip to Atlantis in the Bahamas, and features my favorite sea
creatures, the Giant Mantas!
www.deedo.biz
Create Your Own Reality brings together friends, acquaintances, and
chances to make new connections
as participants create, no matter
the form or format, with either their
own supplies or those at the event.
www.lifedocphoto.com
beckybladesart.com
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CS DOTY/LIFE DOCUMENTED
kea.nu/fringe
DANCE
FASHION
FILM
FRINGE
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
ART on the FRINGE
DETAILS JEWELRY
KADEN MYERS
LARISSA UREDI
MADELINE MCCRAE
STEVE CAROL
Snapshots
Details Jewelry
Barbara Schilling is an architect for
the state of Kansas. Lisa Coyan is an
electrical engineer for Henderson
Engineers. Every aspect of their
jobs deal with details, hence the
name. Our work is unique and fun.
We enjoy creating wearable pieces
of art and want to give back by
donating a portion of each sales to
breast cancer research. Participant in
Cupid’s Gem Jewelry show the past
three years. Details Jewelry designs
necklaces, earrings, bracelets and
other beaded gifts including wire
names, purse charms, bookmarks,
and watches. Custom rings available on site. 10% of each sale goes
to Breast Cancer Research.
And Now We’re Here
Free Your Mind
Kaden will be displaying Fine Art in
three mediums: functional and decorative ceramics; blown and sculpted
glass; and abstract and non-objective
oil painting. There will also be live
wheel-throwing demonstrations.
Larissa’s work in fiber and painting
is focused on her passion for travel
and an obsession with finding “home”.
Drawn from nature and architecture
the work speaks poetically and
practically about structure and
spirituality.
www.unravelledonline.com
LINNEA LARSEN
kea.nu/kadenmyers
A mixed-media show that gives you
a snapshot into my characters lives
through the use of different mediums.
My art comes from the love of various
mediums and a desire to mix them
up. This show will consist of sculptures
and photography created with and
enhanced by the use of these mediums. Some of the mediums I use
include fabric, photography, glue,
starch, paint, and found objects. Each
piece tells a story through snapshots
of a moment in time of the character
you are meeting.
KC CLAY GUILD
Out of the Fire
Functional & sculptural works of art
by KC Clay Guild member artists
www.kcclayguild.org
The Feast
Linnea Larsen’s work is inspired by
experiences, people, places, dreams,
and process experimentation capturing places and people in different
places in America and by events in
her life. Some works are mixed illustration, photography, and digital art.
Other works are influenced by both
the Mid-Eastern Indian and Chinese
cultures that combine multi-cultural visual elements to awaken the energies
which these symbols represent, and
to communicate the union of these
cultural perspectives.
A dark examination of communication and romance if relationships
were meals.
FASHION
TEATRO DELUXE
Feminea - I (first)
Photographic prints,
Mixed Media Digital
Prints, and Wall Art
DANCE
steve-karol.artistwebsites.com
MAJIKAH PERFUMERY
Hand-made Cosmetics
Born from an experiment about nude
photography, the video tries to give
back the suggestions received from
the vision of shots through the expressive potentiality of the body. A body
and its image chase each other. Both
take turns placing itself as a model.
Original recipe perfumes with
custom designed hand blown glass
packaging.
Theatro Deluxe is a
guest artist from Italy
JESSICA GENZER
BURLESQUE
Digital Painting
and Photography
www.majikah.com
In memory of photographer Scott Hoober,
the Kansas City Fringe
Festival will present a
special exhibition of his
work at Fringe Central,
1720 Broadway. The
exhibition is free.
kea.nu/linnea
FILM
FRINGE
IMPROV
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
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FASHION on the FRINGE
CHERYL EVE
Fashion on the Fringe will
be held at Arts Tech, 1522
Holmes St. unless otherwise
noted. Admission is free
with a Fringe Button.
HOUSE OF COCHON
KENDALL HERRING
Kendall is currently a student at the University
of Wisconsin majoring in Apparel Design &
Development. He is a Kansas City native, and
wants to thank his friends & family for supporting him. He lives by the motto “I don’t design
clothes, I design my destiny.”
PROSE…BOUTIQUE
SATURDAY, JULY 24
8:00pm.................................Trunk Show
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28
6:00pm.................. Meet the Designers
THURSDAY, JULY 29
6:30pm.......................... YOUth Fashion
6:00pm-9:00pm.......... Fashion Market
FRIDAY, JULY 30
9:00pm................ Fringe Fashion Show
SATURDAY, JULY 31
9:00pm................ Fringe Fashion Show
Jewelry and fashion can function as a material
reflection of a society. With the use of fabric and
metal, Cheryl questions the traditional concepts
of wear ability and the connections between apparel, jewelry and the skin. The body works as a
site of display. The metal is laminated directly to
the skin, a three-dimensional canvas, holding the
clothing in place. This symbiotic relation between
the metal and the fabric become reminiscent to
the site for them to be fully understood. Artist
Edward Steichen has raised questions and/or
awareness about significant cultural issues
considering decadence and extravagance as
a conceptual project. Cheryl, as well, wants the
wearer to fall into a self-indulgent state, as the
jewels become part of the body and the outfit.
With her collection “Impressions,” Cheryl questions the possibilities of adornment on the body,
boldness and what the future of fashion holds in
our cosmopolitan time.
ERICA SWORD
Erica’s collection is called Ascension Thread. Each
piece of Ascension Thread evolves from found
object, mythic stories, and that which is unnamed
but running through us all. This year’s collection
is ethereal and utilitarian at the same time.
GREENING X CHANGE
Trunk Show
Kick off your Fringe Fashion week on Saturday, July 24 with the Trunk Show at the
elegant Kansas City Club, 918 Baltimore.
Hosted by Katie Gilchrist, the Trunk Show
features a runway with DJ Leo and a few
Fringe teasers. You’ll also have an opportunity to shop from all of the Fringe designers. A cash bar will be available.
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Greening X-Change was created as a way to
creatively reuse and repurpose commonly discarded items. We give life to old clothes, pop
bottles, jewelry, bags, and anything else with an
interesting shape or texture. The finished products
range from romantic dresses, skirts and tops to
tailored asymmetrical vests and halters. Attention
to detail is very important. Pieces incorporate
custom stitching, ruching, hand embroidery and
unique screen printed designs. Even though their
clothing incorporates nontraditional materials,
style and beauty are not sacrificed.
BURLESQUE
DANCE
FASHION
House of Cochon is a local accessories design
company owned by Courtney Perry. Courtney
works in many mediums, but this year has chosen
to develop her Fringe line from the hard lines
of leather and crystals, balancing their edge
with soft lines in the dresses. Courtney is also
the fashion show coordinator and would like to
thank her friends, family and everyone involved
in Fringe for their love and support.
JESSY BERGMANN
Jessy’s design philosophy is that of manipulating fabric and making it its own skin. She feels
that the manipulation of fabric which encompasses the techniques of pleating, gathering,
ruffling or embroidery make her yearn for this
new texture which is created in the process, not
only enjoyed by the sense of touch but also
the sense of sight. The idea and use of color
is very soothing. She tends to have somewhat
of a “whimsical” perspective while creating/
designing the garments. The individual whom
she designs for is that of an “adventurous”
younger woman. While some of the designs
might be more everyday wear others tend to
be for a unique encounter.
KASHOLM
Kasholm’s design philosophy starts with think of
what is flattering, then what is the best asset
to be shown and design from those to point of
views. After that part is together the focus is
on fit and individuality.
FILM
FRINGE
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
Prose…boutique celebrates the cyclical nature
of fashion. Our specialty is retro and vintage
clothing and accessories to be reinvented and
made relevant for the modern woman and man.
Wearing vintage fashion is not about costume;
it’s about classics. It’s about a fresh take on an
old standard. Prose... houses new collections
from local designers like Queen’s Rocket by
Jon Fulton Adams and original art from local
artists like Alex Espy. These new designs have a
modern sensibility with a quality that will stand
the test of time. Moving in a circle doesn’t have
to mean tracing the same path over and over
again. It means constantly moving forward and
reinventing the path every time.
LEE SATTERWHITE
Lee is a local designer whose Fringe collection
this year is a modern take on the past, with a
wink and a nudge to the 20’s and 40’s style
which inspires her work.
WM COUTURE
WM Couture is locally owned and produced
by Wendy McMillian, an ISU graduate with a
degree in Apparel Design. Her background is
extensive in the bridal industry. Working for a
wedding gown designer on the east coast she
has developed a keen sense of design, pattern
making and construction skills, and the meticulous
attention to detail that is necessary for the bridal
industry. Wendy now specializes in special occasion dresses and has been producing the WM
Couture Collection for the past 3 years.
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
FRINGE ACADEMY
BETH BYRD
Each two-hour workshop
is $20 and will be at the
City in Motion Studios at
3925 Main St. on Saturday, July 24. To reserve a
place or for information,
call 816-753-0517 or visit
www.byrdproductions.org
BROTHER JOHN
KATE SINNETT
SATURDAY, JULY 24
10:00am..................Stephanie Roberts
Noon.................................... Kate Sinnett
2:00 pm............................. Brother John
4:00 pm.................................. Beth Byrd
Theatre and Social Justice
So You Wanna Be a Star?
Practical Mime
In this workshop Beth Byrd-Lonski will cover
some of the basics that every performer can
use. From actors to dancers and improv artists in between, we’ve all found ourselves
in the unenviable situation on stage where
the knowledge of mime would have come
in handy. (That was the moment you should
have trained for!) Why suffer in public?
Come heal, have fun and learn some practical mime.
www.byrdproductions.org
Denzel Washington once stated. “I am an
actor and this is a business that I am in.” Of
course, in reality, no one can make you a
star. That’s totally your responsibility in how
far you wish to journey in the world of arts
and entertainment. Join motivational storyteller, vocalist Br. John in this fun, interactive
session. Br. John shares his tried and tested,
16 tips and techniques to help you increase
your game, boost your confidence and keep
you marketable in the world of “show business”. Br. John brings over twenty five years
of entertainment experience from theater,
stand-up/improv comedy, radio/tv commercials, music recording to arts-in-education. No
matter what’s your artistic discipline. We’ll
explore topics ranging from: “Effectively
Dealing With Stagefright”, “Creating A
Brand & Image” to “How Much Do I Charge?”
At the climax of the session, we’ll put the
principles we learned to the test. Workshop
participants will have the grand opportunity
to showcase their skills and talent in a mini,
open mic, non-judgemental, talent showcase.
Come prepared. Bring your game face and
inner diva and lets have some fun!.
www.facebook.com/br.john
BURLESQUE
DANCE
FASHION
FILM
FRINGE
IMPROV
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
Come explore interactive improvisational
theatre techniques designed to awaken your
senses, and empower you to make personal
and political change. Exercises focus on exploring freedom of individual and group expression, power dynamics and social change.
No experience necessary. Please dress so
that you can move comfortably.
STEPHANIE ROBERTS
Devising
Enter the world of the actor-creator! In this
workshop participants will explore methods
of generating original, dynamic theatre. The
focus will be on ensemble storytelling, using
music, improvisation, personal objects and
text for our inspiration and source material.
No experience necessary. Ideal for anyone
interested in a non-traditional, exhilarating
approach to theatre. Please wear clothing
for movement and bring a personal object.
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YOUTH FRINGE
YOUth Fringe is Friday and
Saturday, July 23-24 at the
Plaza Library, 4801 Main St
in the Truman Forum (downstairs) unless otherwise
noted. Admission is free for
everyone to all events.
CITY IN MOTION
Dance-ported
Fringe for kids by kids! We have talented kids
from around the metro that have some Fringe
to share—no need to worry about content; all
shows are perfect for the whole family!
City in Motion’s Children’s Dance Theater and
Apprentice Company present “Dance-ported,”
a vivid showcase of student choreography. The
dancer-choreographers will transport you to
a place that is original, fun, exotic, delicately
beautiful, whimsical, and witty.
Lanie Schirk
FRIDAY, JULY 23
7:00pm.........................Punch and Judy
7:30pm............................City in Motion
JENNIFER FRIEND
SATURDAY, JULY 24
10:00am.........................The Reel Spirit
10:30am............................ Youth Magic
11:00am..............What Kids Love and
Hate about School
11:30am............................ Youth Magic
Noon................................... Youth Magic
12:15pm............... Jamie Amber Lynne
12:45pm............................ Youth Magic
1:00pm............................... Lanie Schirk
1:15pm............... Not Just for the Birds
1:45pm...................... Malena Marcase
2:00pm......................Samantha Drehle
2:30pm............................City in Motion
3:15pm.............................. Emma Lambi
4:00pm.......................... YOUth Fashion
4:30pm.................................Globe and
Streamer Spinners
What Kids Love and
Hate About School
This documentary short film provides the unique
opportunity to connect the student perspective
of education through the diverse experiences
communicated from the voices of 145 urban
elementary school students interviewed in
Kansas City.
Punch and Judy
www.bigatomproductions.com
THURSDAY, JULY 29
6:30pm..................... YOUth Fashion at
Arts Tech, 1522 Holmes
16
Malena Marcase
BURLESQUE
DANCE
FASHION
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SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
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FRINGE... THE FINAL FRONTIER
ALAN TILSON
ALBERTA FORBES
the Musical
Find us under Roddenberry Pie
Infinite Thought:
The Surprising, Incredible
and Under-Told Story
of Adult ADHD
Shaittie Shakespeare:
The Comedy Monologues
Fourteen comedy monologues from William
Shakespeare with a different character every
three minutes. R
18
BURLESQUE
DANCE
FASHION
An eclectic and intriguing collection of movie
shorts by local filmmakers featuring Sunshine
by Alan Handley and Infinite Thought, a short
documentary about adults with ADHD by Alberta Forbes. Infinite Thought was produced in
an attempt to remove the mystery surrounding
ADHD, explore its various treatments, and to
help people with ADHD learn how to deal with
having ADHD. PG
$5 • 60 min • Just Off Broadway
www.albertaforbes.com
$7 • 90 min • Screenland Crown Center
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
6:30 — — 6:30 8:00 6:30 2:00
7:30 — — — 6:00 — 5:00
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SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
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AMBER DIGIOVANNI
ANTONYM FILMS
APPROPRIATE GRAMMAR
Behind the Pasties
Influences - Bob Schneider, Brett Dennen, The
Mountain Goats, Babyshambles and Pete
Doherty. PG
ARIKA LARSON
Appropriate Grammar
Fanning The Passions!
The Sally Rand Story
Amber as Sally Rand! Sally’s story! Fandancing and fun! Kansas City, Chicago, the 1933
World’s Fair, speakeasys, and Amber’s debut
of Sally Rand’s Bubble Dance! More fun than
should be legal! PG
Filmmaker Scott Smith follows the performers
of Burlesque Downtown Underground as they
journey from being the newest burlesque company in Kansas City to being featured on the
stage of the historic Folly Theater. R
www.FanningThePassions.com
$10 • 60 min • Arts Incubator 1st Floor
www.kcburlesque.com
7:00 8:30 7:00 8:30 10:00 7:00 2:30
— 6:00 — — 9:30 11:00 —
Spumoni
www.myspace.com/nickmckennafolk
$5 • 60 min • Hemingway Gallery
MON TUE WED THU
8:00 — 6:30 9:30
FRI
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SAT SUN
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Lucia Billioti grapples with life amidst a crumbling marriage, the loss of her job, and a social
life that revolves around the imaginary reality
TV show in her head. Being forced to move
back in with her noisy eccentric family may be
the best thing that could happen. PG
$5 • 90 min • Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre
— 9:00 — 9:00 10:30 12:00 5:00
THE BARSTOW SCHOOL
Not Just for the Birds
Middle school students Charlie and Millie are
dreading the report they must give about the
history of flight. The problem: they don’t know
anything about it! Through humor and song,
Charlie and Millie explore museum exhibits
of aviation adventures. After KC Fringe, this
show will leave for Scotland to perform at the
Edinburgh Fringe Festival August 2-16. G
www.barstowschool.org
$5 • 60 min • Off Center Theatre
6:30 — 6:30 — 10AM 8:00 —
BEE’S KNEES BURLESQUE
Boobs, Burlesque and the Bard
Collaborative comedy, tragedy and history with
a dash of captivating and come-hither on top.
Shakespeare like you’ve never seen it. Oh, and
we’ve got BOOBS! R
www.facebook.com/beeskneesburlesque
— 8:00 6:30 8:00 9:30 11:00 —
BOB PAISLEY
BOYLESQUE DOWNTOWN UNDERGROUND
BRIAN SHAUGHNESSY
BROTHER JOHN
The Squeaky Wheel — LIVE!
Sex, Lust and Confessions
of a Crooner
Brawny Britches
Are you ready for something different, KC?
Well, Fringe 2010 has that here for you:
BOYlesque, BDU style! Kansas City’s next
best kept secret is about to be revealed. Due
to audience request: show contains possible
adult situations, language, and guaranteed
nudity. R
The author’s funny, inspiring solo tale of waking
from surgery paralyzed, enduring and triumphing over disability, earning a masters, a law
degree, marrying and loving despite loss. PG
kea.nu/paisley
www.kcburlesque.com
Guest artist from Hawaii
www.squeakywheelbook.com
$10 • 60 min • Unicorn Jerome Stage
— 7:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 6:00 2:00
— 10:00 — — 11:30 11:30 —
— 7:00 — 8:30 7:00 7:00 2:30
— 6:30 9:30 8:00 9:30 8:00 —
DAMIAN TORRES-BOTELLO & LISA CORDES
BUTCHER BLOCK PRODUCTIONS
The Event
The Event is a deceptively simple piece of theatre which playfully but profoundly leads us to
question not only the nature of reality, but the
very nature of existence itself. PG
BURAN THEATRE COMPANY
CRYSTAL GOULD
Vocalist and comedian Br. John portrays celebrity badboy ‘G. Sweaty’, an R&B singer
caught in a whirlwind of media gossip and
sexual scandal. His only defense is confronting
his childhood demons. R
www.brotherjohnrajpa.com
American Alphabet
In American Alphabet, Fishtank resident artists
Lisa Cordes and Damian Torres-Botello replace
the traditional “R”s of Reading, ‘Riting, & ‘Rithmetic with the more timely Race, Religion, &
Rant, as they guide the audience through their
personal lessons on the subjects you aren’t supposed to talk about in polite company. They
have their own chalkboard and they’re not
afraid to use it. R
The House of Fitzcarraldo
A sock-knocking tale of unimpeachable weirdness, The House of Fitzcarraldo tells the story of
a man who didn’t know when to quit, a woman
who didn’t care, and the greatest shipwreck the
world has never seen. Buran Theatre Company’s
triumphant return to the KC Fringe proves once
and for all that no man is an island, but some
men are isthmuses. PG
Guest artist from Lawrence, KS
www.burantheatrecompany.com
Bathroom Confessions
An original comedy by Crystal Gould about the
various run-ins and conversations that occur in
a women’s restroom at a rock concert, starring
eight talented local actors and musicians. R
8:00 — 9:30 10:00 6:30 6:30 —
12:30
7:00 8:30 7:00 10:00 8:30 11:30 4:00
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SPOKEN WORD
Morphotic
Morphotic, based on Franz Kafka’s life and
works, is set entirely at “the very moment of
Kafka’s death” when multiple hallucinations
bloom: actress-becomes-Kafka, man-becomes-bug, nurse-becomes-whore, consumptive
disease-becomes-jazz dance, Kafka’s personal
misery-becomes-art. PG
fishtanktheater.com
$5 • 60 min • The Fishtank
Guest artists from Las Vegas, NV
www.butcherblocklv.com
— 6:30 — — 9:30 8:00 —
— 8:00 — 6:30 8:00 — 3:30
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CITY IN MOTION SCHOOL OF DANCE
ClairvoyDANSE:
A Moving Arts Collective
Edgy modern dance, Kicky jazz dance, Shaolin kung fu and legendary weapons of China,
exotic ethnic dance... City in Motion School of
Dance does it all! G
DAVID CSONTOS COMPANY
DAVID CSONTOS COMPANY
DENNIS PORTER & PEYTON WESTFALL
Cirque du Gay:
The Happy Circus
From music to muscles, magic, and more... Two
gay clowns service you with a rainbow of entertainment and pure happy fun! PG
My Night with Rock Hudson
During a “movie night” in 2009, the play’s narrator recalls a night 40 years ago at a drive-in
featuring Rock Hudson movies... as gay people
in the next state fought back at the Stonewall
Bar. PG
I Am My Imaginary Friend
Who will help an average, normal gay man
figure out what’s still bugging him about his
parents? And why is that person the host of
the popular game show Who Wants To Be A
Homosexual? PG
www.cityinmotion.org
$5 • 60 min • La Esquina
Guest artist from Lincoln, NE
$5 • 60 min • XS Lighting
Guest artist from Lincoln, NE
kea.nu/cirquedugay
$10 • 60 min • The Pearl Living Room
— 8:30 — 7:00 8:30 10:00 —
— 6:30 9:30 — 6:30 9:30 2:00
— 8:00 — 6:30 8:00 6:30 3:30
6:30 — 8:30 — 9:30 — 3:30
DUMPTRUCK BUTTERLIPS
EMU THEATRE
ENTROPIC BUDDHA ENTERTAINMENT
FEEL GOOD
Monsterbox
It’s 1976 and the worst actors in Hollywood
are trying to dub a bad monster movie into
English. R
Barnyard Sideshow of
Voodoo Circus Friends
Dumptruck Butterlips is a folky jazz grass funk
brewing in a Southern soul stew. For Dessert:
Circus Hoop Dancers, outrageous costumery,
and delicious cookies with love offering! Fun
for the whole family! G
Feel Good
Feel Good makes you want to dance! Featuring
former Kansas State dancers, dance majors,
and Kansas dancers, Feel Good showcases
contemporary, lyrical, and hip-hop pieces
and traditional dance forms, including a baton feature. G
4.48 Psychosis
A young woman’s struggle with her demons yields
poetry, piercing wit and tragedy in this modern
classic by Sarah Kane. A KC premier. R
MON TUE WED THU
8:30 — 7:00 8:30
22
FRI SAT SUN
— 7:00 2:30
Guest artist from Lawrence, KS
www.emutheatre.net
MON TUE WED THU
— 8:00 — 6:30
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FRI SAT SUN
— 8:00 —
FASHION
Guest artist from Topeka, KS
$5 • 60 min • Vulcan’s Forge
6:00 — — — 8:00 — 3:30
— — 7:00 8:30 7:00 10:00 2:30
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SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
FRANKIE KRAINZ & SETH GOLAY
GROUPE DE QUATRE
REMEMBER THE 80s? NEITHER DO THEY.
the Musical
find us under Roddenberry Pie
Assemblage
Goodbye, Kansas
A woman terrified by what she sees on the news
reacts to the violence by hearing the voice of
God. “Goodbye, Kansas” is the Hee-Haw-esque
investigation to discover how thin the line is between religious ecstasy and mental breakdown.
A Musical Comedy. Winner of the 2010 ArtsKC
Fund Inspiration Grant. R
Original contemporary and modern dance
works by Amanda January, Lillian Francis,
Peggy McGonigle and Taryn Todd. Come
enjoy a vibrant collage of movement and
music. G
$10 • 90 min • Unicorn Main Stage
8:30 — — 6:30 10:00 8:00 —
— 7:00 — — 7:00 — 4:00
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HOLY COW!
HYBRID
INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS COALITION
JACK PHILLIPS
Best of IFC Short Films
Thrill Me:
The Leopold & Loeb Story
Holy Cow!
Holy Cow! returns to the KC Fringe stages for
a third year to wow you with their wit. They
take a few audience suggestions and create
an improvised set of scenes. R
www.holycowimprov.com
MON TUE WED THU
6:30 8:00 — 6:30
FRI SAT SUN
— 11:00 —
Kansas City premiere Thrill Me by Stephen
Dolginoff, starring Shea Coffman and Bryan
LaFave as the thrill killers Leopold & Loeb,
heats up the Fishtank with this chilling musical
about committing the perfect crime. Directed
by Jeff Church and Daniel Doss. PG
www.fishtanktheater.com
— — 6:30 8:00 — 6:30 —
11:00
JEFF NEWMAN
The IFC has been making independent films in
Kansas City since 1994. Eclectic, funny and just
plain odd, our films are as varied and creative
as our membership. See for yourself on this 90
minute visual ride. PG
www.ifckc.com
— 9:30 — 6:00 — 4:00 —
Best of IFC Horror
www.ifckc.com
MON TUE WED THU
— — 8:00 9:30
JEFF ONORE
FRI SAT SUN
— 9:30 —
kea.nu/usthem
$10 • 60 min • Arts Incubator 3rd Floor
— — 8:00 — 8:00 6:30 —
JOHN HEFNER
JEN LAWLESS
Jen Lawless with Heather
Young and Chip Mueller
The Hefner Monologues
Slip and Fall Guy
Winner of the 2008 New England Fringe
Festival, Jeff Onore presents a dark, funny,
perplexing introduction to characters grappling
with reality and a “profound sense of urban
loneliness.” R
$5 • 60 min • Arts Incubator 1st Floor
Guest artist from Boston, MA
www.jeffonore.com
8:30 7:00 8:30 10:00 8:30 8:30 —
— — — 9:30 6:30 9:30 5:00
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Musical satire of the culture war. A concert of
two singing groups “US” (the establishment) &
“THEM” (the underdogs). PG
A collection of some of the IFC’s best locally
produced short horror films. Get scared if you
dare! R
Sirens and Superheroes
Owen is an Emergency Medical Technician.
After an unspecified traumatic event on the
job, he is asked to take a leave of absence.
Now, armed with only a small tape recorder
and a CPR dummy; he must tackle his demons
head-on if he hopes to get back on the road
again. R
The US & THEM Reunion:
A Musical Battle
of the Culture War
BURLESQUE
DANCE
FASHION
First love. First heartbreak. First visit to the Playboy Mansion. Join John Hefner for an evening
of (mostly) universal stories. “John Hefner’s
talent for storytelling truly shines!”—WIBC
Indianapolis. “Hefner is an explosive performer!”—NYTheatre.com. PG
Guest artist from Maryland
www.thehefner.com
$10 • Arts Incubator 1st Floor
— — 10:00 7:00 7:00 10:00 4:00
11:30
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MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
Jen Lawless is a singer-songwriter from Kansas
City, Missouri. When she is not busy working as
part of the Kansas City Fire Department Emergency Medical Services she is busy writing and
performing her music. She utilizes her personal
experiences to weave stories that resonate well
with her dedicated and growing fan base. She
is currently performing as a duo with Heather
Young or a trio with Chip Mueller. G
saundersstreetrecords.com/jenlawless
— — — — 6:30 9:30 —
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THRILL ME! a musical by Stephen Dolginoff
Starring
Shea Coffman &
Bryan LaFave
Directed by
Jeff Church &
Daniel Doss
Wed, July 28
6:30
Thurs July 29
8:00pm
Deﬁnition Given by
Devastation, Vol.2:
A Poetic Memoir
written & performed by
Ryan
McCord-Bey
Fri. July 30
9:30pm
Sat. July 31
8:00pm
$5
and Lisa Cordes
written & performed by
Jeff Onore
Mon Tues Wed Thurs Friday Sun
6:30 8:00 9:30 6:30 8:00 3:30
$5
Thursday,
July 29
9:30pm
Wed.
July 28
8pm
Friday,
July 30
6:30pm
Friday
July 30
11pm
Saturday, July 31
9:30pm
$10
Sunday, Aug 1
5:00pm
$5
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Monday
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8pm
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Sat, July 31 $7
6:30 & 11pm
written and performed by
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JESSICA FRANZ
JOHN STORY
JOURNEYMAN THEATRE COMPANY
KACICO DANCE
If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Join ‘Em/
The Myths and Bricks Report
Just So Stories
Big Love: A Modern Retelling
of the Danaid Trilogy
Fifty brides on the run from their fifty grooms in
this modern retelling of Aeschylus’ Danaid trilogy. Written by Charles Mee, the only resident
playwright of the SITI Company. R
How did the elephant get its trunk? Why is the
dog man’s best friend? And why are cats... like
cats? Over 100 years ago Rudyard Kipling
spun these whimsical tales that explain how
everything turned out to be ‘just so’. Reminiscent
of radio theatre, actors add musical instruments
and Foley devices to their own voices in bringing the story to life. G
Two shows for the price of one! Show number
one: Lewis and Clark sit suited in a room, in one
corner there is a trashcan marked WASTE and
on the desk sits a humongous pile of cocaine.
What happens next will “blow” your mind.
Show number two: a man sits in a room, his
only companion a brick that refuses to speak.
Unfaltering, he tells it stories of life and love,
disappointment and disillusionment, comedy
and tragedy, all the while aspiring for one
simple commodity: an answer. R
— 6:00 — 6:00 7:30 9:00 —
11:00
www.journeymantheatre.com
— 6:30 6:30 — 6:30 8:00 3:30
— 7:00 — — 10:00 — 4:00
KANSAS CITY CABARET
KANSAS CITY FILMFEST
Kansas City Cabaret
Goes to the Movies
Kansas City Cabaret Goes to the Movies is an
interpretive night of cabaret and burlesque
inspired by the big screen. R
kea.nu/kccabaret
— 8:00 — 9:30 9:30 11:00 —
Inspired
Join us for a concert created by Kacico’s new
co-artistic directors! Kacico is presenting innovative movement inspired by the artistic expressions of artists from other mediums. Original
choreography influenced by photograpy, music,
poetry, and painting will explore the interation
and connections of several artistic visions. G
www.kacicodance.org
MON TUE WED THU
— — 7:00 8:30
FRI SAT SUN
— 10:00 2:30
Best of the Fest
Selections from the best of Kansas City FilmFest
2010 featuring local and international filmmakers. PG
www.kcfilmfest.org
MON TUE WED THU
— — 6:00 —
FRI SAT SUN
— 2:00 —
7:30
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KANSAS CITY SOCIETY OF BURLESQUE
KCKCC DANCE
KCONSCIOUSNESS SLAM
Opening Night Party
6pm Sun, July 25: Kick off to Fringe! See all
that Fringe has to offer. Performing artist will
give back-to-back five minute previews of their
shows. A perfect way to see what perks your
interest and purchase tickets. Free food (while
it lasts) and cash bar.
Fringe Bringe
Finish off your evening at Fringe Central for
the Fringe Binge, the after-hours party where
you can meet the artists, crew, and volunteers.
This is the time to release your inner Fringe!
We’ll also have an open mic so you can express
yourself through karaoke, spoken word, dance,
or whatever medium you choose.
Closing Night Party
6pm Sun, August 1: The final party celebrating
the close of yet another successful Fringe Festival. Free food (while it lasts) and cash bar.
FREE with Fringe Button • Fringe Central
My Girdle is Killing Me
Trials, Tragedies, and Triumphs
Join the Kansas City Society of Burlesque, Kansas City’s premiere traditional burlesque troupe,
for a revealing night of spine-tingling intrigue
as we uncover who did who with what where…
A different ending every night! R
Life deals us trials, tragedies, and triumphs. This
piece visits many of life’s issues and the wide
array of emotions associated with the issues,
including guilt, sadness, and loss. It ends with a
release of the pain and guilt for an emotional
freedom and a triumphant finish. G
www.kcsob.com
$10 • 60 min • Crosstown Station
— — — 8:30 7:00 10:00 —
11:30
KConsciousness Slam
KC’s conscious slam post take you on an evolution through the mind... spittin conscious rhymes
and positive vibes. PG
www.kckcc.edu
8:30 8:30 — — 10:00 — —
7:30 — 9:00 — 10:00 — 2:30
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KINGSVILLE MANOR
KYLE HATLEY
LINDSEY OGLE
LOT IN LIFE PRODUCTIONS
Path of a Dream
We will take you on a musical journey that
explores and conquers the blues, rock, and folk
music with out skipping a beat. This seven piece
band has a pyschedelic energy and a smooth
flowing act. G
The Man Fast
Head
www.myspace.com/kingsvillemanor
MON TUE WED THU
— — 8:00 6:30
FRI SAT SUN
— 6:30 —
Music. Magic. Sex. Blood. Madness. And the
dance of the seven veils. From the team that
brought you “The Death of Cupid”, “Watering
The Grave and Six”, comes a new play based
on the story of Salome, Herod and John the
Baptist. Scored to original and adapted music
and lead by an ensemble of some of KC’s most
exciting performers, “Head” is a work-in-progress world premiere that questions the nature of
leadership and those who follow leaders. R
The Man Fast will make their way to the stage
in an all new one-woman show. Mixing music,
video and true tales of the single life, this debaucherous eveing is not to be missed! PG
Hanky Panky
As the Gunther children flock to their dying
patriarch, battle lines are drawn in this hilarious
dark comedy, proving there’s no appropriate
way to act in the face of death. Written by
Vicki Vodrey. Featuring Diane Bulan, Peggy
Friesen, Charles Fugate, Cynthia Hyer, Herman
Johansen, Jennifer Mays, Mary Gay Rogers,
Rusty Sneary, and Evan White. R
www.lyndseyogle.com
6:30 — 8:00 10:00 8:00 10:00 5:00
— 7:00 8:30 10:00 7:00 8:30 —
8:00 — 6:30 8:00 11:00 9:30 —
LUCKY DELUXE
MAXIMUM VERBOSITY
Descendant of Dragons
The Good Book Variety Revue
Traipse through the tales of the trollops and
teases of Theology with The Good Book Variety Revue. Let the most misunderstood misses
of the most misunderstood missive show you a
Good Book Good Time. With special guest
host Lourdan Saviour, the Queen of Kings! This
show contains a heaping helping of nudity and
adult language, which the producers think is a
good thing. R
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DANCE
FASHION
FILM
FRINGE
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
From the beaches of the Fiji Islands to Buddhist
temples in Vancouver, from Amsterdam’s Red
Light District to the heart of Red China, this globetrotting adventure pits a cranky libertarian
detective against the world’s greatest Communist bureaucracy. Maximum Verbosity’s first
non-fiction show struggles with what it means to
be pinned between humanity’s youngest and
most ancient civilizations. It’s a story about being Chinese... and becoming American again.
The best selling show in its venue at the 2007
Minnesota Fringe Festival and selected for a
coveted Encore slot. PG
www.susannalee.com
Guest artist from Minneapolis, MN
www.maximumverbosityonline.org
— 8:00 6:30 — 6:30 12:00 2:00
7:00 — 8:30 10:00 7:00 8:30 —
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MELISSA VILLANUEVA
MERCURY MAD
MR. HISTORY
Resting Places
Mercury Mad and
the Plastic Bitches
Mr. History
Oscar nominated actor Liam Neeson narrates
this thought provoking documentary about the
cultural phenomenon of roadside memorials, their explosive worldwide growth, and
the legal controversy that now surrounds the
tradition. PG
With alternative rock mentality, glam, glitter,
and grunge, the clever & most brassy Mercury
Mad & the Plastic Bitches continue to “Lay the
rock down the way it was always meant to be
laid.” The power trio, built of the most fabulous Mercury Mad as vocalist/host and lead
guitarist, TRIBB, the Muppet Animal, on drums,
and the heavy darkened sounds of ASMO, on
bass, brings to life the power and beauty of
glitter, grunge, cabaret, and rock at it’s most
natural animal form. G
Collaborative Midwest natives perform a variety of musical genres from hip hop/R&B, to
ballads and rock tunes. Countered by a rotating lineup of local visual artists ranging from
painting to experimental video media, this is
a group effort to captivate your audience’s
senses. G
NRITYA SCHOOL OF INDIAN DANCE
Dances of India
Nritya is a versatile company of dancers who
work primarily in the South Indian classical dance
style called Bharatha natyam. . Heavily based
in both rhythm and lyricism, Bharatha Natyam
involves the use of the whole body, including
dramatic facial expressions, to convey emotions
or perform intricate step sequences. Nritya also
represents other Indian dance styles. Through
combining modern spacing, themes and theatrical techniques with yoga and the traditional
Bharathanatyam repertoire, Nritya produces
dynamic, captivating programs which appeal
to all ages. G
www.restingplacesdoc.com
mercurymad.com
www.myspace.com/mrhistory
www.nritya.org
$7 • 60 min • The Pearl Upstairs
— — — 8:00 11:00 — 2:00
8:00 6:00 — — 9:30 11:00 —
— 7:30 7:30 10:00 — 8:30 —
— 8:30 7:00 — 7:00 — 4:00
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OGROT
Take My Breath Away
Gary, William and “Little” John are trying to
make their way to Vegas in this universe of humorous vignettes, interwoven comedy sketches,
and good, old fashioned, irreverent vulgarity.
A show full of a cast of characters you’ll love
to hate. No taboo topic requires the “sensitive”
approach. Your memories of this performance
will stay with you forever - probably in sweaty,
awkward dreams you’d rather not explain in
the morning. R
ogrot.com
6:30 — 8:00 9:30 11:00 8:00 —
PATRICK DULANEY
Tallahassee
Chronicles a couple’s slow disintegration one
long, hot summer over a drink or twenty.
Adapted from The Mountain Goats’ album
of the same name. Directed by Stephanie
Roberts. PG
Guest artist from Phoenix, AZ
MON TUE WED THU
6:00 — 9:00 —
FRI SAT SUN
— 10:30 —
Business consulting
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THE PROJECTS
RAGHSIDAD
REACH... A MOVEMENT COLLECTIVE
RIVER COW ORCHESTRA
MOO-sic Without Rules
Crossroads
Something Dangerous
The Projects
The Projects is a work of performance art that
enlist elements of verbatim, multimedia and
dance theatre to explore an intersection of
diversity in today’s corporate environment. G
Something Dangerous is belly dance on the
belly’s edge — a little this and that fused in
for effect. An all ages show — for some-fringe
different try Something Dangerous! G
bentondanceproject.com
MON TUE WED THU
6:30 — 9:30 —
FRI SAT SUN
— 9:30 —
Crossroads: An intersection, a meeting place,
a decisive moment. Daily people gather, cross
paths, and make decisions affecting their lives.
Through dance, Reach explores the opportunities and possibilities crossroads present. G
River Cow Orchestra takes a Zen approach to
creating music. Creating spontaneous music that
will never be heard again, anywhere. Abstract
enough for you? River Cow Orchestra sets the
music free. PG
www.reachkc.org
www.myspace.com/rivercoworchestra
7:00 — — — 8:30 7:00 —
— — 6:30 — 8:00 — 3:30
www.gaziyeh.org
MON TUE WED THU
— 6:30 — 8:30
FRI SAT SUN
— 6:30 3:30
Love it? Hate it?
Don’t understand it?
You just came for the burlesque?
KCSTAGE wants to know what
you think of the Fringe Festival.
Rate or review shows online at
fringe.kcstage.com
(free registration required)
and see what other people
think while you’re there.
As part of our sponsorship of Fringe, www.kcstage.com is being offered free
to everyone during the festival. Check us out and never miss another show.
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BURLESQUE
DANCE
FASHION
FILM
FRINGE
MUSIC
SPOKEN WORD
THEATRE
VISUAL ART
YOUTH
RODDENBERRY PIE
RUPERT WATES & FRIENDS
RYAN MCCORD-BEY
SEAMLESS DANCE THEATER
Definition Given By
Devastation Vol 2
Khaaaaan! the Musical
Will Kirk, Spock, and McCoy stop the wrathful
Khan before he exacts his revenge? Of course
they will — time is on their side. Go back to the
future in this 1980s rock and roll Enterprise from
the creators of KC Fringe Fest faves Jesus Christ,
King of Comedy and Lingerie Shop. PG
www.khanmusical.com
— 6:30 8:00 8:30 10:00 9:30 2:00
12:30
Joe’s Cafe
Evoking the warm welcoming atmosphere
of an all-night cafe, three performers keep
the audience entranced with true stories of
American life. R
Guest Artist from New York, NY
www.rupertwates.com
— — — 9:30 6:30 8:00 —
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On the stage it takes the form of a most personal
public conversation. A direct connection and exchange between a woman to women, woman to
man and men, woman to the world, woman to
self and woman to God. Thoughts and feelings
verbally emotional memories and epiphonies
are delivered accross race, age, sex or centuries.
Definition Given By Devastation is about living
loving learning and letting go... Only to acquire
more. Peace and Love. R
8:00 — 8:00 — 11:00 — 2:00
SENOREALITY
Deleted Scenes
A show to explore the times in life when we’d
like to pretend things were different, erase
certain moments, and swallow words we didn’t
mean to say. PG
www.seamlessdance.com
MON TUE WED THU
— — 8:30 7:00
FRI SAT SUN
— 8:30 —
SHANNA SHRUM
Unusual and Meaningful Gifts
for Yourself and Your Friends
Belly Dance, Candles, Oils, Incense, Clothing,
Books, Cards, Posters, Imports, Jewelry
Short Films Presentation
A compilation of award winning short films
produced in the Kansas City, Lawrence area
by SenoReality Pictures and Free State Studios. The films are Twilight Zone-style tales
with unexpected twists. The films have been
nominated for Regional Emmys and won the
award in 2008. PG
Vulcan’s Forge
Retail Sales, Repairs and
Custom Design of Sterling
Silver, Gold and Platinum
Twinkies, wigs and a Liza tribute? It’s all in
Shanna Shrum’s hilarious, nationally touring,
Skinny Dipping-Not Your Mama’s One Woman
Show! Prepare to strip down, dive in, and get
wet! R
3936 Broadway, Kansas City, MO 64111
816-931-6303 or 877-531-1046 toll free
aquariusbooks.com
Skinny Dipping: Not Your
Mama’s One Woman Show
vulcans-forge.com
www.senoreality.com
MON TUE WED THU
— 7:30 9:30 —
FRI SAT SUN
— 6:00 —
Guest artist from Chicago, IL
www.skinnydippingshow.com
6:30 8:00 9:30 6:30 8:00 — 3:30
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SHANNON PEERY & TYLER VANWINKLE
SHANTZ THEATRE
S.H.A.R.D.S.
SHOWCASE OF MAGIC
My Fragile Family Tree:
A Story of Fathers and Sons
A sentimental father. An expectant father. A
Danish-Canadian father-in-law. An exploration
of what it means to be a father, what it means
to be a son, and how to mix the two. R
A foolish mistake leaves the once beauteous
Rumplepunchkin hideous, deformed, and burning for revenge. To bring about his sinister plan
he needs the unwitting help of a greedy king,
his romantic son, and the oblivious daughter
of an ambitious miller. Performed in the Commedia Dell’arte style and filled to the brim
with clever wit, silly antics, and amusingly sinful characters, this story is one hilarious and
engaging comedy. PG
www.shantztheatre.com
Guest artist from Minnesota
shardstheater.wetpaint.com
www.ring129.com
— 8:00 — 8:00 11:00 — 2:00
— — 9:00 7:00 10:30 8:30 —
— — — 7:00 8:30 10:00 —
— — 8:00 — 8:00 6:30 3:30
Gathering Point
Shannon and Tyler have played together
for a decade. We have new songs, pleasing harmonies, two guitars, a mandolin and
a melodian, profound and personal, groovy
and sweet, with diverse influences from Steely
Dan, to Nick Drake, to Cat Stevens, mountain
and irish music, and soul/folk... unlike anything
you’ve heard. G
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Revenge of Rumplepunchkin
Showcase of Magic
Magic, illusion, comedy and plenty of audience
participation presented by Kansas City’s finest
magician. Heart of Amerca Ring #129 represents the Internation Brotherhood of Magicians
with feats of legerdermain that will amaze,
amuse and delight audiences of all ages. G
SWANDERWOMAN PRODUCTIONS
TARA LANE PRODUCTIONS
THEATRE OF RELATIVITY ART=EMC2
THEATRE TILDE
The Statistics
Multimedia piece exploring the social aspects of
overpopulation, race and the quest for personal
identity. True avant-garde European-American
theatre aiming a better human understanding.
Original script by Damian Torres-Botello. PG
Driving the Body Back
Death and the Publican
The family vault opens upon bootleggers,
rumrunners, butchers, tenders of dogs and the
tender hearted in this excavation of pioneer
vigor and the family connection we all must
one day claim. PG
Find the meaning of existence in a pub in the
afterlife. Lend an ear as the Publican and his
patrons bend their elbows at the bar where
time stands still. G
Guest artist from Ames, IA
www.art-emc2.org
— 6:30 — 10:00 6:30 11:30 2:00
7:30 — 7:30 — 6:00 7:30 3:30
7:00 — 8:30 — 10:00 8:30 2:30
When We Were Queens
When the stage barred women, the Bard wrote
for boy-actors. These teen “squeaking Cleopatras” want the female roles of Shakespeare...
but their goal is to escape their lives. PG
8:00 — 8:00 — 11:00 9:30 —
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THEATRE UNDECLARED
TIMOTHY MOONEY REPERTORY THEATRE
TOO MUCH FREE TIME PRODUCTIONS
TRAP DOOR THEATRE
Lot O’ Shakespeare
In a dazzling display of memorization and characterization, Timothy Mooney has memorized
one monologue from every Shakespeare play,
capturing some of the most stirring speeches, the
most outrageous situations, the most wicked double-entendres, and the most delicious sonorous
soliloquies ever to emerge from Shakespeare’s
pen! Lot O’ Shakespeare features 38 monologues
chosen entirely at random by the spinning of a
Bingo cage! The audience plays along on their
individual “IAGO” cards, and the first to match
four play titles in a row wins a t-shirt. PG
From Venezuelan male prostitutes to brainy
girls with big necks, everyone needs love in
this acclaimed multimedia comedy. “An utterly
convincing and crazy-wild ride... It’s brilliant.”
says the Winnipeg Free Press. R
Guest artist from Minnesota
www.grindthemusical.com
www.timmooneyrep.org
Guest artist from Brooklyn, NY
www.KurtFitzpatrick.com
— — 10:00 — 8:00 6:30 —
— 6:30 — 9:30 6:30 8:00 3:30
8:00 9:30 6:30 8:00 9:30 11:00 —
— 8:30 — 7:00 8:30 7:00 4:00
Grind: The Musical
Coffee cups, comic books, hip-hop, shadow puppets and a live band on-stage. This original
musical from the authors of Liberal Arts: The
Musical is hot, fresh and dark. G
The Last Straight Man in Theatre
The Old Folks Make a Scene,
or Another Old-Fashioned
Melodrama
Melodrama never gets old! Even in a nursing
home, the plot is just as thick, and the romance
is just as real. Come join the fun, and boo the
dastardly, decrepit villain! G
TROUPE DUENDE
TROUPE DV8
Bellydance Fusion Factory
Bellydance Fusion factory draws on the sensual
and sassy historical and modern aspects of
bellydance and mixes in hip hop, bollywood,
and more for a tribute to the art of bellydance. Bellydance Fusion Factory draws on
the sensual and sassy historical and modern
aspects of bellydance and mixes in hip hop,
bollywood, and more for a tribute to the art
of bellydance. G
New Vaudeville K.C.
Step into a razzle dazzle entertainment of
chorus cuties, torch singers, witty comics and
a collage of dazzling ballyhoo variety acts.
A retro eclectic revue with a nod to show folk
past. R
www.troupduende.com
6:30 — — 8:00 12:30 9:30 —
8:00 — — 6:30 11:00 — 5:00
VESUVIUS
VOLER: THIEVES OF FLIGHT
Incendia Nocturnum:
A Night of Fire
Join Vesuvius for this time only event! We will be
showcasing pieces from our various shows and
will be unveiling a new choreographed piece
as well. The amazing Jason Divad will also be
joining us to get everything started with his high
energy one man show involving fire, juggling,
comedy, and a whole lot of amazing! If you like
fire, this is a must see event! Located in the ice
skating pavilion across from Crown Center. G
www.vesuviustribe.com
$10 • Crown Center Pavilion
MON TUE WED THU
— — — —
FRI SAT SUN
— 9:00 —
Cabaret Voler
Enjoy an evening with the flying fancies of
Voler! We will delight you with gravity-defying
acts and we’ll steal your breath (and perhaps
your heart). Join the revelry in our intimate
lounge cabaret as we entertain you from floor
to ceiling, enthralling you with a spectacular
performance. PG
www.thievesofflight.com
$10 • Crosstown Station
— 9:00 — 7:00 8:30 7:00 —
11:30
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