by Amelia Barnes | Aug 22, 2017 | IndyFringe17
Our home town boy did good! Dick Wolfsie is a favorite of Indy natives for his radio, TV and written appearances and his down to earth everyday humor and his quite distinguishable voice and humor. I expected laughter and got it. Dick obviously enjoys his profession...
by admin | Aug 22, 2017 | IndyFringe17
We shared a few notes from one of our board members recently. Here’s a few more comments from one of our guests about the festival. The show quality–including several locals, was first-rate! Even after many years in the audience or behind the scenes,l I...
by Kathy Slaughter | Aug 22, 2017 | IndyFringe17, Reviews
Fairy Tales for Grown Ups declares right away this won’t be an ordinary re-telling of Snow White. No indeed, Laura Parker opens her show with a re-telling of Beauty and the Beast. Not only does she use a more authentic narrative for the story itself, she twists...
by Kathy Slaughter | Aug 21, 2017 | IndyFringe17, Reviews
Fight for 52¢ might not make much sense in today’s economy. There’s not much you can buy for 52 cents. Back in 1934 however, it was a different story. This one-man show, produced and performed by Howard Petrick of San Francisco, tells the story of V. R....
by Kathy Slaughter | Aug 21, 2017 | IndyFringe17
This “live action silent film” called The Beast, The Lady and the Sanguine Man uses the features of the main-stage at Theater on the Square quite nicely. The stage is mostly bare. Above the actors’ heads, the projector plays the movie reel from the...
by Stephanie Daily | Aug 21, 2017 | IndyFringe17
This is a power personal performance given by Paris Crayton III! He describes his life with an abusive mother, a dad that worked all the time, but found some comfort and happiness with his friends playing baseball. He uses rap to describe surviving his mother’s...
