Fringe Files launch Podcast channel!

The Fringe Files are delighted to announce the launch of a brand new podcast channel featuring members of the company in association with MixCloud. The channel will host a brand new improvised (non-scripted) broadcast called “The adequately confused incompetent radish radio show” with historical episodes now uploaded for you to enjoy. New episodes will be regularly recorded and posted up on the channel.

The podcasts are ultimately set-up for three reasons, to enhance the The Fringe Files on the whole, to maintain creative output between theatre productions and to open up opportunities for future funding. Please do bookmark our podcast page and feel free to post up a subject for us to discuss on our next podcast on our Podcast Message Board or our Facebook Page.

World Premiere of “underLINE”

The Fringe Files are delighted to announce that our next production will be the world premiere of underLINE, a science fiction thriller fresh off the writing floor. Further details will be announced in due course such as production details and suchlike. In the meantime, here’s a very early trailer:-

The Cook Did It! Bristol Snaps

The Cook Did It! Wincanton Snaps

The Cook is coming to Wincanton!

Following our successful opening of the 2012 Woking Drama Festival where we were nominated for “best new play” and “best use of lighting”, The Fringe Files are truly excited to be stopping off in the heart of Somerset with our one act whodunit parody The Cook Did It! on Nov 3rd at the Wincanton Memorial Hall where we will be performing twice in one day (3pm and 8pm!)

Tickets are available for just £3 and may be purchased through our online box office directly. Limited tickets will also be available at the door.

The once thriving Old Barn Country Hotel plays host to an unwanted spate of sinister deaths. However, nobody is convicted, public interest quickly wanes and the cases are filed away as unsolved. Cue Jenkins, a local video store clerk and keen amateur detective, who believes he has unravelled a pattern linking the victims. Jenkins undertakes the task of identifying the killer armed with notes written on a collection of multi-coloured post-it pads. Unfortunately events soon take a turn for the worse and suspicion becomes rife amongst the guests. Suddenly everybody has something to hide, except the cook, who’s really nice.

 

Ari Wolodarsky . . . . . Props Master / Artist / Tech
Jeff Haas . . . . . Artist
Ian Tapner . . . . . Stage Design
Gordon Watson . . . . . Tech
Quintin Mitchell . . . . . Performer / Director
Michael Starr . . . . . Performer / Writer / Producer
Nathalie Eeckhout . . . . . Performer
Adam Holland . . . . . Performer
Jenny Ball . . . . . Performer
Lauren Bowen . . . . . Performer

Miss Fortune Edinburgh Fringe Video

Last year The Fringe Files produced the world premiere of Michael Starr‘s then brand new noir inspired stage play  The Curse of Miss Fortune at Bristol & London. The show then transferred up to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival where it performed to sell out audiences. In fact, the final night a further 50% audience capacity were turned away at the box office such was ticket demand.

A year on, we are delighted to announce the full & un-interupted public video release of one of those Edinburgh performances onto YouTube and here it is:-

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