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FronteraFest 2010: Tues Jan 19th
January 19, 2010
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Tues. Jan. 19
Ellen Stader – Kitsune Parade by Ellen Stader, Choreographer
A dance piece chronicling the choreographer's many encounters with foxes, set against the mystical backdrop of a Japanese fox-wedding procession.
Kevin Draine – The Bitter Poet's "Looking For Love In All The Wrong Cafes, Strip
Clubs and Black Box Performance Spaces" by Kevin Draine
The Bitter Poet performs an excerpt from his Long Fringe show: "Looking for Love in All The Wrong Cafes, Strip Clubs, and Black Box Performance Spaces" - a collection of darkly humorous satirical guitar-driven poems about searching for True Love and the contortionists you meet along the way!
Midnight Society
Known for their absurd humor and obscure pop culture references, Midnight Society has been performing together for over two years. In 2009, they were nominated for a B. Iden Payne Award and voted Austin's best improv troupe in the Statesman's A-List poll. They perform at ColdTowne Theater Saturdays at 11PM, and are performing in the FronteraFest Long Fringe, as well.
Danny Strack – Growth by Danny Strack
Growth will showcase a set of poems on the topics of time, space, sex, relationships, and how they all fit together.
Teresa Stankiewicz – Duty to Warn by Teresa Stankiewicz
Song excerpts from the Long Fringe show "Duty to Warn”. Directed by Clint Williams
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January 19, 2010Times:
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