This Key Info Page Was Most Recently Updated: Monday
August 27th 2012
Key FringeNYC Info
For whatever you might want to know about FringeNYC 2012—plus
a bunch of resources you may not have even realized existed—please check
out the following:
For the FringeNYC
2012 program guide,
please click here.
For the official map
& schedule guide to FringeNYC 2012, please click here.
To search
for a show based on its title, company, writer, director, choreographer,
broad category, showtimes, venue, place of origin, and/or ethnicity,
please click here and then use the search feature on the
left.
Please note the Plan Your Staycation option lets you search via
thematic categories—e.g.,
selecting Celeb/Reality TV in Hollywood will
list shows that are in some way about show biz.
For clickable
links to all FringeNYC 2012 shows, ordered alphabetically,
please click here.
For a chronological
list of FringeNYC 2012 shows, complete with runtimes, in an
Excel spreadsheet (great for planning a schedule if you'll be catching
multiple shows per day), please click here.
For a concise
text-only list of FringeNYC 2012 shows, ordered alphabetically,
with only descriptions, running times, venues, and showtimes (great for
printing out and taking with you), please
click here.
If you're seeking family-friendly
shows, you can find productions likely to be enjoyed by kids here and
that may be of interest to teens here.
For a guide to FringeCentral at 1 East 8th
Street, just off Fifth Avenue (the A/B/C/D/E/F/M
subways to West 4th Street—via the 8th Street exit—or the #6 subway
to Astor Place, or the N/R subways to 8th Street, will get you without a few
blocks), please click
here.
For information on buying
tickets (options range from $15 for
single tickets in advance, to $12 each when you commit to buying 10 tickets,
to an all-you-can-see pass for $500), please click here.
If you're seeking other discounts, and you're okay with obtaining tickets
from the FringeCentral box
office at least 24 hours in advance of the show, please note:
If you're 65 or older, you can purchase any ticket available at the
box office for $10.
If you have a child under 12 who you want to take to a Fringe Jr.
show, bring your child to the box office to pay just $10 for his/her ticket. You
can find a list of this year's Fringe Jr. shows by clicking here.
A little-known but effective way to save on tickets is to buy TDF vouchers,
which cost $9 each (plus shipping/handling) and can be used to purchase
any show available at the FringeCentral box office. You
don't have to be a member of TDF to benefit from this service; it's open to
all. Plus the vouchers can be used for off-off-Broadway shows beyond FringeNYC
shows. Simply click here to
purchase one or more sets of vouchers; each set consists of four vouchers,
totaling $36. Vouchers are typically processed and mailed to you within 24
hours of your order.
(If you don't need to save the extra dollars, though, buy
directly from the FringeCentral box office; it's quicker and easier, and
more of your money goes directly to supporting FringeNYC.)
For a guide to the 19 venues playing
host to FringeNYC 2012 shows, please click
here.
For a Google map
to FringeCentral and FringeNYC 2012's 19 venues, please click here.
For a schedule FringeCentral
Teasers—that
is, live
previews of FringeNYC 2012 shows, which run on August
2-3 and 9-10 at FringeCentral, and on August 18-19 along East 4th Street—please
click
here.
To learn more about Fringe Club, which
also provides live previews of FringeNYC 2012 shows, but in a late-night
setting that makes it easy to casually mingle with FringeNYC artists, please
click
here. The location of Fringe
Club will be Venue #4, Jimmy's No. 43, at 43 East 7th Street (between
Second and Third Avenues). Doors are slated
to open at 11:00 pm on Thursday 8/16 and 8/23 for casual conversation; and on
Friday and Saturday nights on 8/10, 8/11, 8/17, 8/18, 8/24, and 8/25 at midnight
for live previews of shows by FringeNYC peformers via a showcase called
the
FringeClub Midnight Variety Power Hour.
For info on seeing free outdoor FringeNYC
2012 shows and FringeNYC 2012 teasers,
please click
here.
To learn about free panel discussions on subjects
related to FringeNYC 2012 shows,
please click
here.
To listen online to FringeNYC-related
interviews & after-show festivities, please click
here.
To read FringeNYC 2012's official newspaper Propaganda online,
please click
here.
To follow FringeNYC on Facebook, please click
here.
To follow FringeNYC on Twitter, please click
here.
To see the latest show photos snapped by FringeNYC's
official photographers, please click
here.
For answers
to frequently asked questions, please click here.
To find street
art near festival venues,
please click here.
To see shows
for free by becoming a volunteer,
please click here.