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Going to the Fringe
September 7, 2012
The festival is composed of nearly 20 shows, each with multiple
presentations and some enhanced with post-production discussions,
workshops and exhibitions. The productions include “Bang,” a comedic
clown theater conceived by Charlotte Ford; a progressive dinner and
performance by Headlong Dance Theater; “Le Grand Adventure,” an assembly
of nearly 200 local dancers of all ages on the steps of the
Philadelphia Museum of Art; a dismantled film about the effects of
Hurricane Katrina created by Ashley Hunt and an oral argument of the
first amendment presented by Elevator Repair Service. “Red, black &
GREEN: a blues, the vision of Marc Bamuthi Joseph,” blends the spoken
word, music, film and contemporary dance.
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