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Lightning Field, Eisteddfod, Half Life Have Life Beyond Fringe; More Expected to Return
By Ernio Hernandez
As previous FringeNYC shows Slut, Gork!, Sides: The Fear is Real... and Dog Sees God prepare for commercial runs this fall, this year's cream of the crop are looking forward to similar fates. The Eisteddfod also extends it run in New York, playing Aug. 31-Sept. 10 at The Ontological Theatre. Other Fringe faves that will likely reappear include Bridezilla Strikes Back!, The Miss Education of Jenna Bush, Fleet Week: The Musical, Beautiful, Silence! The Musical and Go-Go Kitty, GO!. * The FringeNYC 2005 Overall Excellence Award winners are as follows:
Outstanding Play:
Outstanding Musical:
Outstanding Playwrighting:
Outstanding Multimedia:
Outstanding Music & Lyrics:
Outstanding Solo Show:
Outstanding Direction:
Outstanding Costume Design:
Outstanding Sound Design:
Outstanding Set Design:
Outstanding Actor:
Outstanding Ensemble:
Outstanding Fight Direction:
Outstanding Choreography: Awards are selected by an independent panel of 60 industry professionals. There are no set categories or number of awards selected each year. Awards were presented by Festival Producing Artistic Director Elena K. Holy at the FringeNYC closing ceremony held Aug. 28 at FringeCentral. Among the more famous of Fringe alumni are the Off-Broadway stagings of Never Swim Alone, 21 Dog Years: Doing Time @ Amazon.com, Debbie Does Dallas, Matt & Ben and The Joys of Sex. The grande dame of all Fringe alum is the Tony Award-winning Urinetown, which graduated to Off-Broadway, then Broadway and has since toured across the country. For more information on the New York International Fringe Festival, visit www.FringeNYC.org. |
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