Atlanta’s theater-dance-spoken word scene will burn this summer with the third annual Atlanta Fringe Festival, running June 5-8. Shows, chosen by the luck of a lottery draw, will play for a total of 110 live performances in four days. 

affThe lottery winners are 22 productions from across the country and beyond, including a solo comedy from Ontario, Canada, by Under the Blood Productions. 

AFF 2014 performances will take place in some of the city’s hottest nooks and crannies, including 7 Stages in Little Five Points, two spaces in the Big House on Ponce, the Highland Inn Ballroom, MINT Gallery and the Marianna event space at Wrecking Bar Brewpub.

AFF will again offer Atlanta Fringe Audio — a YouTube collective of audio plays available May 26-June 8. Those submissions are being accepted through April 18.

And if you just can’t wait to get your Fringe on, be at the Big House on Ponce on March 1 to drink and dance with this year’s artists. This ain’t your mama’s fundraiser. The full lineup:

  • CoBra. Atlanta. Spoken word and storytelling.
  • Never Too Late Productions. Lilburn. Solo, musical.
  • Sith Penguin. Clarkston. Circus.
  • Beyond Borders. Atlanta. Belly-dance.
  • Patrice Gerideau. Silver Spring, Md. Solo artist.
  • Minion Productions. Seattle. Cabaret/variety.
  • botwot Productions. Aspen, Colo. Solo comedy.
  • Tapman Productions. Chicago. Urban contemporary dance and tap.
  • Embarc Productions. Fayetteville, Ga. Dark comedy.
  • Lander University. Greenwood, S.C. Contemporary dance.
  • Randy Ross. Somerville, Minn. Comedy.
  • S’park Theatre. Hoover, Ala. Multimedia, puppetry.
  • Awalim Dance Company. Stone Mountain. Middle Eastern dance.
  • Taproot. Charlotte, N.C. Experimental dance.
  • Daniel Glenn. Yonkers, N.Y. Solo.
  • Twinhead Theatre. Atlanta. Comedy.
  • SHARP Dance Company. Philadelphia. Contemporary Dance.
  • Vanguard Repertory Company. Atlanta. Dance and dramedy,
  • Puppets Playing Pretend. Atlanta. Puppetry.
  • Will Go Far. Stone Mountain. Drama/comedy.
  • Shalloewood Productions. Marietta. Drama/comedy.

Need more ATL Fringe? Follow the festival on Twitter (@AtlantaFringe) and Facebook for announcements, updates, volunteer opportunities and festival chatter.

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About Kathy Janich

Kathy Janich is a longtime arts journalist who has been seeing, working in or writing about the performing arts for most of her life. She's a member of the Theatre Communications Group, the Literary Managers and Dramaturgs of the Americas, Americans for the Arts and the National Arts Marketing Project. Full disclosure: She’s also an artistic associate at Synchronicity Theatre.

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