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Fringe By Numbers: Day 8, the Beginning
Filed under: Fringe Festival
It's Thursday night. Tomorrow is the official beginning of the final weekend. Shows are coming up to their last or second-to-last performances, so if there's something you want to see, check your schedule and squeeze it in. The Fringe is soon to be done.
Some things that you'll want to be aware of as we approach the wonder that is the final weekend of the Fringe. The closing party on Sunday is at First Avenue. Not unlike every party/concert held there, it gets really loud. Be prepared. Last year I wasn't. I didn't realize that it would be like a concert, and I thought chatting would be possible. We were able to communicate with each other by shouting, or by going outside. That's the way it works... now you know. For more relaxed hanging out, tonight through Saturday, the place to be is still Fringe Central.
There are four slots today. I'll be seeing shows in the 5:30 and the 10 p.m. slots again. It's going to rock!
Say... Since it is clear that I can't see all of the shows, I'm wanting to get Ten Word Summaries from all of you. Want to share your brief 10-word-only description of a show that you saw? Send it to me. I'll compile a list of all the ones I get for shows I didn't see.
On to the Fringe!
Posted by Christopher O. Kidder at August 7, 2008 4:19 PM
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