Subway Changes for Closing Weekend (August 23rd - 24th)

Tada! Here are the subway changes for the closing weekend:
http://www.fringenyc.org/seeing/subway.asp

MTA Subway Changes for the Week (August 18th - 22nd)

Tada! Here are the subway changes for the week!
http://www.fringenyc.org/seeing/subway.asp

FINAL WEEK FringeNYC FRENZY!

Tada! We've added many features over the last week to help get you acquainted with our 201 shows - even those that are just arriving and starting performances!

Did you miss an issue of FringeNYC Propaganda, the official newspaper of FringeNYC?
DOWNLOAD your copy at the link below:
http://www.fringenyc.org/About/propoganda.asp

What? You weren't at FringeCLUB? You can listen to a podcast of the Variety Power Hour here: http://www.fringenyc.org/About/Club.asp

FringeNYC Photos are available for viewing on our Slideshow:
http://www.fringenyc.org/About/slideshow.asp

And don't forget, the easiest way to figure out how to cram in as many performances as possible over the last week is to use the Chronological List! Download your own copy here:
http://www.fringenyc.org/seeing/Chrono.asp

MTA Subway Changes for the Weekend (Aug 16th - 17th)

Tada! Here is the updated subway information:
http://www.fringenyc.org/seeing/subway.asp

FringeU Tonight!

Monday August 11th 6pm
FringeCENTRAL
201 Mulberry (between Spring and Kenmare)

FringeU: “Family Audiences in Dance_Why Not?”This panel will discuss the tremendous potential and the hazards of the creation of dance targeted to family audiences. The New York City dance community has a wealth of opportunities to expand its horizons, though choreographers may sometimes be reluctant to create works that are appropriate for family audiences. This reluctance could stem from a misconception that family audience oriented work could lack depth and be a lesser art form. But children are some of the most open minded and insightful audiences; New York City has savvy family audiences eager to see and experience dance. Find out why and how creating works for family audiences can challenge artistic growth and expand the number of performance opportunities available.
Moderator: Eva Dean, Artistic Director, Eva Dean Dance and Union Street DancePanelists:Renata Celichowska, Director, 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance CenterKeely Garfield, Choreographer and Co-Curator for Dance Theater Workshop's "Family Matters"Joanne Robinson Hill, Director of Education, The Joyce TheaterMary Rose Lloyd, Director of Programming, The New Victory TheaterMarya Warshaw, Founding and Executive Director, Brooklyn Arts Exchange (BAX)

REGISTER AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE, OR JUST COME ON OVER TO FringeCENTRAL!
http://www.fringenyc.org/About/U.asp

And don't forget, subway changes are posted & updated here:
http://www.fringenyc.org/seeing/subway.asp

FringeNYC COMPLETE CHRONOLOGICAL LIST!

You asked for it, here it is! The entire festival in chronological order, with venues and running times. Download as excel or peruse - or even import into your favorite schedule gadget!

http://www.fringenycdata.com/chrono_list_xls.php

MTA Subway Updates

TADA! Here are the subway changes for the weekend and upcoming week:
http://www.fringenyc.org/seeing/subway.asp