THEATER GONE WILD

Related Content

• GREAT EXPECTATIONS
  August 3, 2011
• Tim Hetherington: It's War
  May 9, 2012
• The Deepest Play Ever Wanders Through the Post-Apocalypse
  March 14, 2012
• This Week in the Voice: Rikers Violence, Out of Control
  May 9, 2012
• The New York International Fringe Festival: A Roundup Review
  August 17, 2011

More About

• New York International Fringe Festival
• AK-47 Assault Rifle
• Puppets and Puppetry
• Military Weapons

Like this Story?

Sign up for the Events Newsletter: What's happening in town? From underground club nights to the biggest outdoor festivals, our top picks for the week's best events will always keep you in on the action.

Privacy Policy Cancel Continue

Though our city's annual FringeNYC will soon turn 14, it shows relatively few signs of adolescent angst: no slammed doors, no talkback at the dinner table, only a smidgen of inappropriate eye makeup. But expect plenty of raging hormones when this celebration of low budgets and high ambitions begins August 13. Eighteen theaters will host more than 200 dramas, comedies, solo shows, puppet plays, and unclassifiable oddities, hailing from as near as next door and as far-flung as Singapore and the Netherlands. This year's selections run the gamut from "A" (AK-47 Sing-Along) to "Z" (well, "W," anyway, Wanton Displays of Affection). Get your teenage kicks through August 29.
Aug. 13-29, 2010