Orange Venue
Duelling Divas-7 shows
The Cody Rivers Show-7 shows
Green Venue
Princess Charming Productions- 5 shows
Shot In the Dark-6 shows
Fun Couch Productions-7 shows
Carbon Productions - 7 shows
The Executives-6 shows
Excellent Adventure Productions-7 shows
Relevant Theatrics- 7 shows
Schave and Reilly-7 shows
Brown Venue
Timothy Mooney Repertory Company-7 shows
Rob Ward and Superfriends- 6 shows
Blue Venue
Jeremy Seghers-7 shows
Bernie O Brien Presents-7 shows
Absent Minded Improv-7 shows
Bakerwood-7 shows
Name Change Pending-6 shows
PRT- 7 shows
Little Productions-7 shows
Tommy Nugent-7 shows
Red Venue
Ultrasuede Productions- 7 shows
Live Feed-7 shows
Comedy Caliente-7 shows
Silver Venue
Movin' Melvin Brown-7 shows
Penguin Point Productions- 7 shows
Ricardo Garcia's Flamenco Flow- 7 shows
Yow Dance-6 shows
Moonlight Theatre/Tomade Productions- 7 shows
Winter Springs Performing Arts-6 shows
Pink Venue
Destination Ink Productions- 6 shows
Freeline Productons - 5 shows
Kubersky and Kelty -7 shows
COSTARS -7 shows
Keira McDonald-7 shows
Water on the Brain Productions-7 shows
GOAT-6 shows
Yellow Venue
DeXdance/Voci Dance- 7 shows
Emotions Dance Company- 5 shows
Collette Kendall-7 shows
Jimmy Hogg-7 shows
Infinity Live Productions- 7 shows
Logan W. Donahoo-7 shows
Prairie Fire Presents- 7 shows
Wait-list
1. The Orlando Opera Company- 7 shows
2. Orlando Youth Theatre-7 shows
3. VarieTEASE-7 shows
4. Casting Shadows- 6 shows
5. Martin Dockery-7 shows
6. ID-10-t Productions-7 shows
7. KangaGirl Productions-7 shows
8. Arfnotz Productions-7 shows
9. TheatreMania- 7 shows
10. JP Urban Entertainment Group-5 shows
11. The Village Idiots- 7 shows
12. Too Much Free Time Productions-7 shows
13. Creative Evolution-7 shows
14. Mo'Laughs-7 shows
15. Russell Scott-7 shows
16. Puppet Slam - 7 shows
17. The Warren Acting Company- 7 shows
18. Little Fin Creative- 5 shows
19. PB & J Theatre Company-6 shows
20. Orlando Puppet Blasts- 7 shows
21. Checkerboard Productions- 5 shows
22. David Gaines-7 shows
23. Lee Michael Buckman-7 shows
24. Barry Smith-7 Shows
25. Wilson Loria-7 shows
26. Banana Monologues-5 shows
27. No Name Yet/Erica Wilhite-5 shows
28. Orlando Youth Alliance-5 shows
29. Twisted Sister Comedy-7 shows
30. IBEX Puppetry-7 shows
31. Grown-Up Theatre Company-4 shows
32. Billy Bob's Bociferous Bipeds-4 shows
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
The 2009 Orlando Fringe Lottery Results
Here's the official list of the producers that were chosen at random at the drawing this week. More shows will be added to venues, so this list will, of course, change. Keep track of all Orlando Fringe Festival info on our 2009 Fringe Guide. Congrats to those who got in, and wow, look at that waiting list!
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Looks about time for Fringe to expand.
It is my sincere hope, that for all the local groups on this 2009 Wait-list, they don’t shy away from producing outside of the Orlando Fringe (and at other culturally stagnant times of the year). Sure, there’s a lot more work involved; but this town doesn’t deserve to be denied the creative expression. Indy and alt-performance is vital to our emerging arts scene.
So please, local companies on the Wait-list, don’t use your Wait-list status as an easy excuse to wait until the 2010 Orlando Fringe! (Thankfully, at least a d-o-z-e-n familiar names won’t.)
Keep Orlando Hydrated.
And bravo/kudos/kubravdos to The Daily City for scooping Orlando old media, and even the Orlando Fringe website+blog on this!
Remarkable to think that, from 1,882 miles away, editor Mark Baratelli can still get the job done faster than anyone in the 32801!
(No offense, @liberatr.)
Is it time to start jurying? Seriously, I have no affiliation with any of these companies, but to see the Sport people get screwed over two years in a row, while the wretched Name Change Pending gets their awful improv show in EVERY SINGLE YEAR just makes me mad.
Luck of the draw, Christian! Or, Unluck of the draw.
Orlando Fringe will never be juried. Nor should it. Ever.
On the positive side, for the Sport people (PB&J Theatre Factory) anyway, at least they’re being presented by Garden Theatre!
So just because you don't have any affiliation with these companies it means they're not deserving or won't produce quality work? That's a little elitist.
Fringe is about taking risks... not just supporting our friends and colleagues.
If the Fringe started jurying its entries, it could no longer be a part of CAFF since it would no longer meet the criteria of being 100% uncensored, 100% non-juried, 100% accessible and giving 100% of tickets sales back to the artists.
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