What the Fringe?!

WTF do Gerard Butler, horses, and fruit salad have to do with Chase Brantley? World-renowned clown Chase Brantley visits with us on clowning in the US, the top secret tips on successful clowning, and his newest show, Don Doberman: Ping Pong Champ. This episode is no joke.

Keep up with Chase on Instagram @moonlight.theater.company

Denver Aerial Dance Collective brings together dancers and choreographers from various dance backgrounds, including Ballet, Latin, Jazz, Contemporary, and Aerial dance, to create mesmerizing shows. Collective Member Taylor Coniglio tells us about the collective's unique Fringe history, the secrets behind working in a collective, and WTF their shows are so breathtaking.

Keep up with DADC HERE

Find them on Instagram @denver_aerial_dance_collective

Turning creepy into hilarious. Blair Moro, the creator and producer of Cabaret of Murder, shares how a show based on works of art created by serial killers turned into a Best of Fringe show and plays to sold-out crowds across Canada. He also shares a wealth of wisdom on the best ways to fringe.

Keep up with Cabaret of Murder on Instagram @cabaretofmurder

Check out Blair's YouTube Chanel Totodile Tales.

You've seen them, those people who walk around public talking to themselves; they're crazy, right? Turns out they're probably just writing a stand-up routine. Stand-up comedian Joshua Emerson gets real about the life of a comedian and the perspective his Navajo heritage brings to his work. Joshua and Lauren discuss the creative process, the Navajo's epic clapback, and WTF the shampoo with No More Tears has to do with comedy.

Keep up with Joshua on Instagram @dangeremerson

Take a trip to the Island Spectacle at the Cres Fringe Festival. Founder and director Celeste de Moriae shares the beauty of Cres,Croatia and WTF you need to put this festival on your GO TO list, which may or may not have to do with sneaky octopuses.

Visit the Cres Fringe Festival Website

Follow Cres Fringe Festival on Facebook and Instagram

Connect with Celeste HERE

Grease is the word in this episode featuring Canadian solo artist Megan Phillips of Grease, Too! and Megan's Making It. Meg and Lauren discuss everything from the value of solo theatre to obsessing over Grease and WTF you should fart on stage.

Connect with Megan HERE

Follow her on Instagram @MegNatPhil

Miyo Yamauchi, known as Miyo the Storyteller, shares what performing in her second language is like in her show "How To Be Japanese: My Normal Is Not Your Normal." Miyo also reveals updates on the incredible technology she is developing called Slide Teller, which empowers the blind to effortlessly listen to audio descriptions of slides in any show or presentation, creating a world where no one is left behind.

Connect with Miyo at: https://miyo.net/

Learn more about Slide Teller at: https://slideteller.com/

Special Thanks to Paul Snider of Orchestra of Sound and Ruby Arnold of Ruby Makes Things.

Ever wonder how to produce a solo show? This week, Brad McEntire, a veteran of solo performance and author of Crafting the Solo Show, shares his knowledge and expertise. We discuss Brad’s most recent production, The Beast of

Learn more about Brad at www.BradMcEntirePlays.com

Purchase his book Crafting

Follow Audacity Theatre Lab and The Beast of Hyperborea on Instagram @audacitytheatrelab.

Welcome to What the Fringe?! Episode 0. The roles are flipped when host Lauren Hance becomes the guest and is interviewed by guest host Rozie DeLoach-Zimmerman of the OMO podcast. Best friends since 7th grade, the ladies get down and fringey about why the podcast started and where it is headed.

Learn more about Lauren's show Holy O and follow her on Instagram @theholyoplay

Follow What the Fringe?! on Instagram @whatthefringe_podcast

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