FRINGE APPLICATION IS AVAILABLE Is your favorite time of year Fringe Time?  Yup.  Us, too.  That’s why we’re very excited to bring you this news:  the 2010 MN Fringe application is up and ready for your downloadingness. A few things: Unfortunately, the application fee didn’t magically disappear.  Fortunately, it didn’t go up.  You’ll still have to pay $25 for a numbered ping pong ball. You have until 5pm on January 29th to get your app in. The MN Fringe is introducing some enhanced producer education options this year.  A little something called First Steps will match Fringe newbies with a more experienced production company to help them “win-the-Fringe” (copyright John Heimbuch).  A little something called Next Steps will provide support for companies looking to let go of the nookie blanky and produce outside of the Fringe.  Both programs will snag participants from a pool of eligible companies via (what else) a lottery. There is now a “tour application”.  Two companies (assuming two companies apply for this) will be lottery-selected to participate in a four-city Midwest Fringe Tour Circuit.  Kansas City, Indianapolis, Minnesota, and Chicago are the four cities.  One application, four fringes, you, and your insanity. The BYOVs have been scaled down to a maximum of four slots.  And these bad-boys are now due at the same time as the general application.  Good job, Fringe. That’s it for now.  Fill out that application and start writing your totally awesome werewolf/vampire/Good Fellas adaptation of The Master Builder.

FRINGE APPLICATION IS AVAILABLE

Is your favorite time of year Fringe Time?  Yup.  Us, too.  That’s why we’re very excited to bring you this news:  the 2010 MN Fringe application is up and ready for your downloadingness.

A few things:

  • Unfortunately, the application fee didn’t magically disappear.  Fortunately, it didn’t go up.  You’ll still have to pay $25 for a numbered ping pong ball.
  • You have until 5pm on January 29th to get your app in.
  • The MN Fringe is introducing some enhanced producer education options this year.  A little something called First Steps will match Fringe newbies with a more experienced production company to help them “win-the-Fringe” (copyright John Heimbuch).  A little something called Next Steps will provide support for companies looking to let go of the nookie blanky and produce outside of the Fringe.  Both programs will snag participants from a pool of eligible companies via (what else) a lottery.
  • There is now a “tour application”.  Two companies (assuming two companies apply for this) will be lottery-selected to participate in a four-city Midwest Fringe Tour Circuit.  Kansas City, Indianapolis, Minnesota, and Chicago are the four cities.  One application, four fringes, you, and your insanity.
  • The BYOVs have been scaled down to a maximum of four slots.  And these bad-boys are now due at the same time as the general application.  Good job, Fringe.

That’s it for now.  Fill out that application and start writing your totally awesome werewolf/vampire/Good Fellas adaptation of The Master Builder.

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