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10 months ago17
FEB 2010
What is Fringe Central, you ask?
Fringe Central is your launching point for everything Fringe:
- The home of the central box office selling tickets to all the venues and projects participating in Fringe.
- A theatrical space open to Fringe participants needing an extra performance or two.
- A host for workshops on all subjects.
- An outlet for visual artists to promote and sell their work.
- A place to socialize, relax, imbibe, and network.
- A hub for your Fringe adventure, guiding you to all the venues in the festival.
The facility itself includes the Theatre of Arts Arena Stage, a 99-seat theatrical space. Check out our venue tour of the space featuring Nick Hill (Fringe Central Manager) and James Warwick (President of Theatre of Arts).
We are planning a whole host of activities for Fringe Central come June; expect even more exciting announcements in the coming weeks.
Interested in applying to Fringe Central? We are booking hour slots while space is available and our rates are very reasonable. You must have a venue booking somewhere else in the Fringe to qualify, as well as registration with the festival. You can apply right now by visiting our venue page.
This announcement has been a long time in the coming and we are so happy to provide another promotional opportunity to our Fringe community.
Ben
11
FEB 2010
Check out our slideshow of pictures from the Town Hall & Mixer – including your pictures with our mascots, the freaks. These are just a selection, to see all the photos from photographer Nick Cimiluca, visit our flickr stream.
Special thanks to Julisa Smith and J.P. Wohl for their amazing mascot modeling.
Ben
11
FEB 2010
We would like to thank everyone who attended the Town Hall meeting this week at Theatre of NOTE. It was an animated discussion and a wonderful opportunity to meet our growing Fringe community.
For those of you who took a picture with our mascots at the Town Hall, check out these photos. Many special thanks to our ace photographer Nick Cimiluca, and Julisa Smith and J.P. Wohl for playing the freaks.
Missed the Town Hall? No problem, we recorded the whole thing. You can listen to it in the comfort of your own home. We are releasing a video of the proceedings in the near future.
Check out this article in bitter lemons to get the blow-by-blow of what was discussed.
For those who attended (or just want to learn more), feel free to contact us at [email protected] with your follow-up questions.
We plan to hold at least one more public meeting before we launch the festival on June 17, so keep your eyes peeled for the announcement!
Ben
11
FEB 2010
For those of you that couldn’t make the Town Hall, we recorded an audio track of the proceedings. Give it a listen…
Here is a link to the audio file so you can listen directly.
Give us as shout at [email protected] if you experience technical problems.
Ben
5
FEB 2010
The Complex is a force to be reckoned with along Hollywood’s Theatre row on Santa Monica blvd. A whopping five theatrical spaces await the eager Fringe participant. For those of you still waiting to book a venue for the inaugural Hollywood Fringe Festival, I would encourage you to check out their spaces now while supplies last. Apply today and someone at The Complex will get back to you.
Many thanks to Matt Chaitt and David Svengalis for bringing this venue online for the Fringe. A venue tour is coming next week.
Contact us at [email protected] if you are still murky on the application process or check out this article for more info.
Thanks!
Ben