A promotional image for Dancing Bare Feet, a Bollywood stage musical created by Renu Kumar and presented by RGK Modern Indian Dance Academy.
Did you miss the live preview of the Minnesota Fringe on Monday? Never fear: videos of each show preview (minus any last-minute cancellations and shows with Actor’s Equity members) are now online. Here they are for your convenient viewing pleasure, presented in the order in which they were performed. Highlights include a Bollywood musical, a kidnapping, dinosaurs, mysteries, large on-stage fights, and more.
Repertoire Dogs, presented by Ideal Productions
One Foot, presented by Langston Theatre Company
Dancing Bare Feet, presented by RGK Modern Indian Dance Academy
Playwrights on a Train, presented by TROMPE L’OEIL
Blood Debt, presented by Degenerate Theatre
Full Metal Rabbit, presented by Beta Fish Productions
Odd Man Out, presented by Underdog Theatre
On the Exhale, presented by Market Garden Theatre
Fool’s Medicine, presented by Theatre of Fools
F@*k the 90s, presented by FurTrader Productions
Spec, presented by Ben San Del
The Perils of Steve, presented by SaMi Productions
Code: L-O-V-E, presented by Highlander Kitty
Swoopstake, presented by (lumin)theater lab
Small Time Dicks, presented by Siege Perilous Films
The Wright Stuff, or You’ll Believe They Can Fly!, presented by Outlandish Productions
William & Mary: The Way Out Experiment, presented by Surprise Me! Productions
Knifeslingin’!, presented by The Theatre Cosmic
Wellstone: A Minnesotan Musical, presented by Albino Squirrel
One Foot, presented by Langston Theatre Company
Thor: Jurassic Park, presented by Access World Productions
1967, presented by 2Lorens
Never Wonder Land, presented by Laughing Nomad Productions
The Murmur of Murder, presented by Swing and a Miss
En Passant, presented by McGo Productions
Mnemosyne, presented by Sunday Driver
The Buttslasher, presented by New Endeavors
Queen of Delicious Animals, presented by The Rachel Teagle Effect
The Second Banana Revolt!, presented by Far From The Tree
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