Festival MVP Brett Mapp’s 2016 Schedule
Opening night of the Festival is tomorrow, can you believe it? It will no doubt be an incredible couple weeks of inspired performances, but if you’re like me you haven’t quite locked down your festival schedule yet. I mean, who has times for puzzles these days? It might seem overwhelming to fit all these amazing shows into just little more than two weeks, but thankfully there’s hope. Fringe Festival veteran, Old City District director of operations, general man about town, and self-described “hardcore Fringer” Brett Mapp has been kind enough to share his 2016 Fringe Festival schedule with us. If you’re looking for some guidance on what to see and how to fit it all together, it can’t hurt to start here.
Tomas Dura, Bob Schmidt, and Tina Brock in Eugene Ionesco’s The Chairs (photo by Johanna Austin @ AustinArt.org)
9/7
Eugene Ionesco’s The Chairs @ 7:30pm
9/8
CITIZEN @ 7pm
9/9
Exile 2588 @ 7pm
Feed @ 8:30pm
Anithero @ 10pm
9/10
Raphstravaganza The Kinetic Experience @ 12pm
Levée des conflits @ 8pm
Rebecca Lehrhoff, Rachel Wiese, Jesse Garlick, and Veronica Barron in Who Would Be King (photo by Chris McIntosh)
9/11
Who Would Be King @ 2pm
They’ll Be Callin Us Witches @ 4:30pm
Notes of a Native Song @ 8pm
9/12
The Sincerity Project @ 7pm
9/13
Gala @ 8pm
9/14
I Fucking Dare You @ 8:30pm
9/15
Animal Farm to Table @ 6pm
Wroughtland @ 9pm
Lee Minora and Bradley Wrenn in I Fucking Dare You (photo by Kate Raines Plate 3 Photography)
9/16
Omeletto: Like Hamlet, But Scrambled @ 6pm
Surface Tension @ 8pm
9/17
The Elementary Spacetime Show @ 2pm
Before I Die @ 5pm
CATCH takes BOK @ 8pm
9/18
Pandæmonium @ 3pm
Gilbert and Sullivan’s Switched @ 5pm
9/19
Explicit Female @ 7pm
9/20
The Long Tides @ 7pm
9/21
One-Man Apocalypse Now @ 7pm
THIS INFO WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE (image by M. McCool)
9/22
Carried Away @ 8pm
THIS INFO WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE @ 9:30pm
9/23
Julius Caesar. Spared Parts @ 7pm
9/24
Le Cargo @ 2pm
portrait of myself as my father @ 7pm
Martha Graham Cracker Cabaret @ 10pm
