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1 Quandary Place
Abundance
ADVENTURES OF A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
Barroom Philosophers
Border Crossings
Class Notes
Embarrassment & Death
The Falls of Vincent Millay
Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
Frisco Fred's Cabaret!
Fuck You Cancer
Great Hymn of Thanksgiving / Conversation
Storm
The Hasheesh Eater
Heavy Metal Playground
HER KIND: The Life & Poetry of Anne
Sexton
i hate my friends
Jesus Rant
Kiss My Booth
Korean Badass
Low Hanging Fruit
Monkey Poet Stand-Up!
Organic Boxed Chicken Stock
parts is parts:
Party of One
RM3
The Sewers
Shopping as a Spiritual Path
Spotless
Stetson Manifesto
A Strange Black Passion
Super Glossy!
TeleMongol
Terrible Voice
Tesla's White Pigeon
Turn of the Screw
You Go First
Play: Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
Reviewer: Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
5 Stars
I'm one of those "dance isn't really my thing" guys. However
if more dance ensembles put on shows like this one, I would be a convert.
All of the components, the excellent and enthusiastic performers, the use
of dialogue, props, and good music made this a much less sterile experience
than traditional modern dance that I have seen. Each of the vignettes was
a discernbile story, and while me and my partner debated the actual meanings/interpretations
it was worth debating. Go see it!
Play: found and lost
Reviewer: Victor
5 Stars
I want to marry each and every one of these women. Gorgeous, energetic,
fun, funny, talented, and hot hot HOT! The CAN'T MISS show of Fringe!
Play: Found and Lost: goals for 2002
Reviewer: He who shall not be named
5 Stars
Your first goal for 2007 should be too see this show! No words to describe
the beauty and talent of these preformers and this show. Do yourself a favor
and put this show at the very top of your list. Skip everything else and
see this first!
Play: Found & Lost: Goals for 2002
Reviewer: Craig Kensek
5 Stars
You’ll Have Found a Winner If You Attend
Great original dance performance! A nice change from solo pieces that are a large part of this year’s Fringe. The audience is “engaged” for part of the performance, but it doesn’t seem forced when this occurs and a dancer goes into the crowd. The energy is high. Keep scanning the whole stage (and the audience) during the production, or you may miss something. Each performer is a unique character. Not quite the girls next door (though you think, 'the neighborhood would be livelier') This isn’t a “cookie cutter” dance troupe, with everyone looking the same, within 1 inch of height and 15 ounces of one another. I would have liked the performance go on even longer.
Play: Found and Lost
Reviewer: John
5 Stars
Wow. I was absolutely floored and enthralled through-out this beautiful
performance. A celebration of body language, as expressed through dance
and ASL, playing off of the themes of lost items & lists of aspirations.
It's an amazing celebration of the fleeting and the hopeful. Look no further
for 'Best of the Fringe'.
Play: Found & Lost: Goals for 2002
Reviewer: monkeymary
5 Stars
Beautiful! Great music and choreography. I'm not too partial to dance, but
I was moved by the performers. They flowed with the music; they were the
music. The energy was positive and strong. Weaving found objects and other
visual props with dance was creative and made for an accessible show for
all to enjoy. Not to be missed!
Play: Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
Reviewer: Holly P
5 Stars
I've seen a fair share of dance shows and this ranks up there with the best.
Not necessarily in technique, but definitely for originality and the MUSIC!!
I find usually dance pieces have music that is so obscure and without beat
that I'm thinking - wait, how are they dancing to this? Not true with inFlux
- GREAT music. Also, I loved that each dancer represented a different breed
of woman AND, I hate to say this, but I'm so happy that we had some NORMAL
bodies up there. Dance shows usually involve moving sticks and it was nice
to see some thighs. The pieces were incredibly original (look out for the
KEYS!!) and gripping. And the mixture of ASL and spoken word was fascinating
too. They only have one show left, I think - don't miss out!
Play: Found and Lost
Reviewer: Andy
5 Stars
Remarkable. Technically precise (and sometimes frenetic) movement during
which theatrical expression was continuously maintained. This is pretty
rare stuff. Lighthearted, its subject matter the mundane but not at all
insipid--it's a thoughtful lightness, varied, amusing, moving, hypnotic.
Polyrhythmic--often many distinct, well-composed ongoing events at once.
And the sign language is magnificent, fully a part of the dance. Nothing
sloppy, plenty beautiful. Reduced to writing in fragments.
Play: "Found & Lost: Things to Do in 2002"
Reviewer: Mia Paschal
5 Stars
Sheer joy - sublime dancing and choreography, excellent music, superb character
work, and I loved the concept.
Play: Found & Lost: Thngs to Do in 2002
Reviewer: yawza
5 Stars
Just to add my voice to the chorus ( and I wish I knew how to sign that ) this is a brilliantly conceived and executed program. Enjoyable and uplifting. Go see it now.
Play: Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
Reviewer: J. Lee Vocque (Barroom Philosophers)
5 Stars
JUST PLAIN BEAUTIFUL! I really wish I had more to say about this show. But
anytime anyone asked about this show all I could say was "Beautiful!"
I mean not only the dancing, not only the performers, not only the stories,
not only the music, not only the ASL; the whole package comes together in
pure Beauty. I fell in love with this group at the opening night party,
and now I plan to stalk each and every one of these Rockers. Okay maybe
not. Maybe I will just send as many people to see their show as possible.
Hey, I guess I had more to say about this show after-all.
Play: Found & Lost: Thngs to Do in 2002
Reviewer: Rob Chase
5 Stars
Wonderfully conceived. The dance is beautifully executed and full of emotion.
The characters are interesting, amusing, and, at times, compelling. Excellent
job.
Play: Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
Reviewer: Rich P. (#33)
5 Stars
Brilliant, creative and one of the most physically exciting pieces I have
everseen. If you miss this, you will surely end up lost and stapled to the
board.
Play: Found and Lost
Reviewer: Emily Morwen
5 Stars
Fabulously original piece! Unlike some dance shows that i've seem where
the focus is predominantly on the body from the neck down, this show sucks
you in with its quirky characters, amazing use of props and fantastic music
and choreography that definitely kept me on the edge of my seat for the
entire show. See these talented out-of-towners while you still can!!!!
Play: Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
Reviewer: Mr. Waldorf
4 Stars
This is a modern dance piece featuring an ensemble of five women dancers.
Instead of being heavy and dark like most modern dance, it had a definite
sense of whimsy. It was structured around spoken and signed exchanges about
real life found items and notes.
The show opened with a fantastic dance piece featuring chalk squares on the stage. Another great bit involved lost keys, but I won't spoil what happens.
The dancers are great, they break down the fourth wall to play with the audience and they keep things light and moving. Dance is usually under-represented at the Fringe Festival, so definitely see this one to encourage more movement pieces in the Festival.
Play: Found & Lost: Goals for 2002
Reviewer: Lena & Chris
5 Stars
Beautifully danced. Loved how they based it on found objects, like notes,
lists, etc. The characters and their interactions were compelling. The sign
language aspect was intriguing. Funny, fascinating & lovely.