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SHOW TICKETS AT www.sffringe.org or our EXIT Theatre mobile app! A note from our Founder First, Thank You, for supporting the San Francisco Fringe Festival. EXIT Theatre is very proud and grateful to have had the opportunity for the past 27 years to support indie artists in this unique way. As a CAFF member festival, the SF Fringe is an open access event where our performing companies are chosen by lottery. This sometimes surprises people but it works, and a tremendous amount of new and relevant work comes out of the SF Fringe as well as many Bay Area pro- ducing groups who are cornerstones in the indie performing arts culture. We are also proud to say that we return 100% of the ticket price to the Fringe performing companies, which means that indie artists are able to earn money to continue to create their work. So please be sure to see as many shows as possible and help indie arts thrive and survive. Of course this would not be possible without the continued support of our dedicated volunteers, staff, funders, and audience. If you’ve been to an SF Fringe before you’re already familiar with our Tip The Fringe campaign. This is one of the ways we are able to continue to keep the festival going each year, so please be generous and donate what you can. And remember the SF Fringe is just one of the many different events that are on the EXIT stages year round. Come back and be a part of this vibrant, creative and important community, and check us out through- out the year at www.theexit.org Live performance is all about the human connection, realizing we are one together. See you at the theatre, Christina Augello Founder & Artistic Director FRINGE HOW-TO’S BUY IN ADVANCE $14.99 or less at www.sffringe.org and be guaranteed a seat. BUY AT THE DOOR $12 or less at the door on a first-come, first-served basis starting 30 minutes before the show for available tickets. CASH ONLY/ limit 4 tickets per person. BUY A FREQUENT FRINGER PASS see five shows for $45, 10 for $85. Available for sale in the Green Room at the EXIT, 156 Eddy Street, during Fringe hours. Frequent Fringer passes are good for discounted tickets but do not guarantee a seat, so be sure to get to the box office early to redeem your pass for a ticket. Each pass is good for one ticket per show for the cardholder only. SIGN UP FOR OUR MOBILE APP Available in the Apple App Store and on Google Play under “EXIT Theatre.” VOLUNTEER AT THE FRINGE and see shows on a seat available basis for FREE. Sign up to volunteer at www.sffringe.org or during the Fringe at EXIT Theatre. FRINGE BASICS ALL SHOWS START ON TIME NO LATE SEATING and NO REFUNDS for late arrivals CASH ONLY AT THE DOOR TIP THE FRINGE SF Fringe gives 100% of the box office to the performing companies. To maintain this tradition, we ask Fringe audiences to dig into their pockets and drop whatever they can into the Fringe Tip Buckets to help keep the lights on, the stages ready, and the Fringe returning year after year. You can also make online donations at www.sffringe.org. @EXIT_Theatre @EXITTheatreSF @exit_theatre_sf FOG CITY MAGIC FEST | January 23-26 Our annual festival of magic-making and mystery, co-curated by Christian Cagigal and Jay Alexander. BURLESQUE EXTRAVAGANZA | February 20-23 Putting the EXTRA in Extravaganza, four unique evenings featuring some of the Bay Area’s most treasured burlesque performers. SOME ENCHANTED EVENINGS | March 8-March 23 EXIT’s Artistic Director Christina Augello presents three shorts by Don Nigro. CRIPPLED | March 28-31 On tour from Canada, a powerful piece about living with disability through a queer lens, by Paul David Power. US Premiere! NIGGA-ROO | April 5-27 A multidisciplinary solo performance that explores blackness as a social construct, by Best of the Fringe (2017) winner Dazié Grego-Sykes. SUPREMACY | May 3-18 A modern-day superhero story about race, power, and collective responsibility. EXIT THEATREEXIT GALA FUNDRAISER | May 19 Our annual fundraising gala celebrating EXIT Theatre’s commitment to sup- porting Indie artists. Performances, refreshments,and a silent auction! TALK STORY FESTIVAL | June 5-8 A diverse slate of storytellers speaking straight from the heart. DOLLHOUSE MONSTERS | July 12-27 An original burlesque adventure, devised and performed by Dee O’s Mio, Lady Malavendra,THEATRE and Red Velvet! 28TH SAN FRANCISCO FRINGE FESTIVAL | September 5-14 The oldest grassroots theatre2019 festival in the Bay Area, and part of a worldwide Fringe community. Take a walk on the wild side of independent theatre! UNHOLY TRINITY | October 10-November 2 A triptych of stories taken from the works of HP Lovecraft, adapted and directed by Stuart Bousel. SAN FRANCISCO OLYMPIANS FESTIVAL | November 6-23 “You’ve Got Gaul,” new plays sourced from the myths and legends of the Celts. A festival-in residence,SEASON curated by Stuart Bousel. The San Francisco Fringe Festival is part of a worldwide Fringe family, and a member of the Canadian Association of Fringe Festivals, www.fringefestivals.com. We run our festival in accordance with CAFF principles, including non-curated, unjuried content and selection, and 100% of ticket sales going to the artists. FRIGID Festival, New York, NY February 14 - March 4, 2018 Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival, Orlando, FL May 15 - 28, 2018 London Fringe Theatre Festival, London, ON May 29 - June 9, 2018 Festival St. Ambroise Fringe de Montreal, Montreal, PQ May 28 - June 17, 2018 Ottawa Fringe Festival, Ottawa, ON June 14 - 24, 2018 Portland Fringe, Portland, ME June 16-23, 2018 San Diego Fringe, San Diego, CA June 21 - July 1, 2018 Toronto Fringe, Toronto, ON July 4 - 15, 2018 Regina International Fringe Festival, Regina, SK July 11 - 15, 2018 Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival, Winnipeg, MB July 18 - 29, 2018 Hamilton Fringe Festival, Hamilton, ON July 19 - 29, 2018 Windsor-Walkerville Fringe Festival, Windsor, ON July 19 - 29, 2018 Storefront Fringe Festival, Kingston, ON July 20 - 28, 2018 Great Salt Lake Fringe, Salt Lake City, UT August 2-12, 2018 The Island Fringe Festival/PEI, Charlottetown, PEI August 2 - 5, 2018 Saskatoon Fringe Theatre Festival, Saskatoon, SK August 2 - 11, 2018 Calgary Fringe Festival, Calgary, AB August 3 - 11, 2018 Nanaimo Fringe Festival, Nanaimo, BC August 9 - 18, 2018 Fringe North (Sault Ste. 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They dance, drink, grieve, quarrel and love through the wonders and horrors of America, 2018. Told in dream-like monologues and music in the classic American songbook style. Musical Performance with Spoken Word 2 ALTERS FOR MY ALTARS Potatoes Mashed Comedy, San Francisco, CA $12 SEPT 8@9:30, 9@5:00, 12@7:00, 14@8:30 60 minutes Edna Mira Raia splits the human psyche into a smattering of hilariously flawed heroes, from Brian, the unstable drifter to Lucy, the sweet psy- chopath her tragic clowning nudges audiences toward empathy for the strangers we culturally dismiss. BOLD, DEEP and FUNNY as hell! Solo Dark Comedy | Nudity, Harsh, No Children 3 Dandy Darkly’s All Aboard! Dandy Darkly, Brooklyn, NY $12 SEPT 8@9:30, 9@5:00, 12@8:30, 14@8:30 60 minutes Internationally acclaimed storyteller and alt- cabaret raconteur Dandy Darkly welcomes you aboard the world-renowned Gaybird Steamer for a steaming hour of satiric Southern Gothic storytelling focused on the truly horrific: industry, white privilege and old timey trains. Solo Storytelling, Cabaret, LGBTQ | Harsh, No Children 4 Dangerous When Wet: Booze, Sex and My Mother Jamie Brickhouse, NYC, NY $8 SEPT 7@7:00, 8@5:00, 12@8:30, 15@8:00 60 minutes Sodomite Jamie Brickhouse (3-time Moth StorySLAM champion; “Beavis and Butthead”) faces his three most defining relationships: booze, sex and his Texas tornado of a mother Mama Jean in this darkly comic, award-winning solo show directed by Obie-winner David Drake. Solo Performance | Mature, No Children Experts, Assholes, and True 5 Believers Ronen Sberlo, San Francisco, CA SEPT 8@2:00, 9@8:00, 11@8:30, 14@7:00 $12 Ronen has a flight booked that leaves in three hours, but he doesnt know if he’ll be on it. He’s living at a spiritual retreat center where even talking about leaving is taboo. Will he leave? What will he say? Is this the end of his spiritual 60 minutes odyssey, or the beginning of a new one? Solo Performance | Harsh, No Children I K(no)W 6 Kel’ Wil’ (aka Kellita), Showgirl Awakening, SF, CA SEPT 6@8:30, 8@6:30, 9@3:30, 15@5:00 $11 The lengths one woman will go to avoid saying “No” and what happens when she starts saying it.
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