Fringe 2011: Sunday, May 29

May 18, 2011

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11:00 am

Brown Venue While You Dine, The Musical

11:45 am

Green Venue The Booyah

Noon

Patrons Room Any Title That Works

Yellow Venue More Skits ‘n Giggles

12:30 pm

Pink Venue Once Upon a Pill

12:40 pm

Brown Venue Punch and Judy Presents

1:00 pm

Orange Venue The Holy Land Experience

1:25 pm

Green Venue Dog Powered Robot and the History of the Future

1:40 pm

Patrons Room Doctor Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Yellow Venue Pandemonium

2:10 pm

Pink Venue I Love You Because

2:20 pm

Brown Venue Stayin' Alive

2:40 pm

Orange Venue My Pal Izzy

2:45 pm

Blue Venue My Monster

2:50 pm

Patrons Room Dying Hard

2:55 pm

Green Venue Suckers, A Freaky Little Musical

3:00 pm

Silver Venue 13, The Musical

3:20 pm

Yellow Venue archy & mehitabel

3:50 pm

Pink Venue Fear Factor: Canine Edition

4:15 pm

Red Venue The Humor Mill Orlando Presents … The War on Terriers!

4:20 pm

Orange Venue Beer: The Musical

Brown Venue Radio Star

Blue Venue A 3-Decker Romance

4:30 pm

Patrons Room You Know You're a Weenie When: A Guide for the Eligible Bachelor

4:35 pm

Green Venue Pink Dawn

5:00 pm

Yellow Venue Five Minute Professor

5:10 pm

Silver Venue Die! Mommie! Die!

6:00 pm

Brown Venue Preacherman

Blue Venue How Charlie Changed My Life

6:10 pm

Pink Venue My Friend in a Sketch Show

6:15 pm

Green Venue SmartArse

6:30 pm

Red Venue I'm Just Not That Gay!

7:00 pm

BYOV 20:11

7:20 pm

Silver Venue Attention, Please: Nostalgic Dance Theater Through 80's TV Land

7:35 pm

Brown Venue The Last Straight Man in Theatre

7:55 pm

Green Venue Oral!

8:00 pm

Pink Venue Road to Nowhere

8:05 pm

Red Venue Everything You'll Ever Find on Television! (Almost)

9:15 pm

Brown Venue Squatters

9:35 pm

Green Venue Mr. Healthy's Happy Land

10:00 pm

Outside

Fringe Fabby Awards/Graduation

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