Here's a post with a handy list of links to all the entries in my pre-Fringe Top 11 to 20 list for the 2023 (30th Anniversary) Minnesota Fringe Festival:
11 - Reincarnation Soup - Viet Nguyen
A mythic tale of soup, Saigon, & recycled souls. Journey through the
Vietnamese heart in this multi-character memory play. (Best of the
Fest, Critics' Choice for Drama, & Patrons' Pick at the Orlando
Fringe)
12 - Allegro - Garrison Shea
Ben is a musician who wants to compose music for films but feels stuck.
When the perfect opportunity presents itself, he sprints towards it,
leaving a wake of collateral damage behind him.
13 - Audacious Ignatius: Lost In Atlantis - Kyle B. Dekker
Ignatius Donnelly was a big player in 19th Century Minnesota politics,
he is best known as a crackpot tied to pseudoscience, pseudohistory, and
Shakespeare conspiracies. A legacy Lost in Atlantis.
14 - The Place I Return To - Cornucopia Productions (Abdimalik Ahmed)
Adapted from his poems & journal entries across five winters, we
witness both the stagnation and the evolution of emotion as Abdimalik
grows up between the ages of 18-21, stuck in his room with his
depression.
15 - Uncle Walt - The World Crime League (Andrew Rosdail)
A disgruntled former animator and his deadbeat brother have stolen the
cryogenically frozen head of Walt Disney with hopes for a big
payday…except Walt has other plans.
16 - 5-Step Guide to Being German - Paco Erhard
Wanna be German? Of course you do. And now you can, as German comic Paco
Erhard teaches you how. Sold out worldwide, this award-winning show
finally hits America. 5 Stars: Broadway Baby. 2022 Patrons Pick Orlando.
17 - 20,000 Leagues Under the Telltale Heart - Wet Splat Productions
Verne! Poe! Dickens! Twain! Christian Andersen! Kafka! Join us for a
series of improvised tableaus based on their real-life correspondence.
Everything in this show definitely, definitely really happened!
18 - Lost In Bear Country: Birth, God, Death… and the Berenstain Bears - Phil Gonzales/Raffish Ripoff Productions
Phil Gonzales invites the audience into his ADHD-addled brain as he
randomly selects topics that could reconcile his sense of self with the
history of a family of fictional bears. That makes zero sense.
19 - Verities - Divine Entertainment Production
Songs and stories from a NYC cater waiter during the heights of the AIDS epidemic.
20 - A Jingle Jangle Morning - Spektakular Theatre
Inspired by imagery from Bob Dylan's song Mr. Tambourine Man, this is a heroine's journey space odyssey with a cast of whimsical characters, large cardboard puppets, and clowning --perfect for ages 5 -105.
Here's some handy links to this year's Top 10 List, plus the full list of all returning favorites at this year's Fringe, plus a link to all the 2023 Minnesota Fringe Festival coverage.
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