In which Nick Decker, Matthew A. Everett, and Joshua Humphrey hit on shows they missed in previous podcasts and give their final thoughts and hopes for next year. 00:00-06:11: Uncle Shelby’s Traveling Treasure Trunk, Open and Affirming Fairy Tales, Pants on Fire, I Remember You, Indifferent. 06:11-09:58: Skiing on Broken Glass, Naked Yoga, Drive...
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The penultimate portion of this year’s Fringe Decompression, in which we cover almost everything else. 00:00- 03:58: Always Take Your Celebrity Guests to Wal-Mart, Aardvark Fandango. 03:58-15:20: See You Next Tuesday, A Sad Carousel, Superlatives of Excellence, Amaretti Angels, The Princeton Seventh, The Damn Audition. 15:20-27:52: Sincerity Forever, Down Devil’s Backbone, Standing Long Jump,...
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In Part II, Nick Decker, Matthew A. Everett and myself finish up one-person shows and move to those based in music and dance. 00:00-11:06: Bite Me, Twilight, The Tragedy of Icarus, The Anton Kissbougel Effect, Spin. 11:06-26:12: ROBO-homa!, Grind: The Musical, Show Goons, Zombie High School, Flops: The Musical! 26:12-35:46: Untold Lies, Trouble in...
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Part One: Nick Decker, Matthew A. Everett and myself dissect the myriad one-person shows for 2010′s Minnesota Fringe. 00:00-04:37: We begin with general impressions of the 2010 fringe, the improvements to the online and mobile sites, and the closing night party. 04:37-15:57: The remainder of the podcast begins here with a discussion of the...
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In the final portion of our 3-part series, we get into what we did and didn’t like (mostly liked) about the running of the festival.
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The fringe decompress continues with Nick Decker, Matthew A. Everett and Joshua Humphrey.
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The first of a three-part podcast in which Nick Decker, Matthew A. Everett and Joshua Humphrey sit around and decompress after eleven days of full-on fringing. Nick Decker has been hardcore fringing it this season. You can check out the reviews he’s written here and on the fringe website. Matthew A. Everett has appeared...
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It’s roundtable time again, and I invited Alan M. Berks of MinnesotaPlaylist.com, David de Young of HowWasTheShow.com and TC Daily Planet writer and blogger Matthew A. Everett to talk about the state of online theatre writing in the Twin Cities.
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