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THE SECOND Annual Vancouver
Fringe Festival of alternate theatre
and performance art is set to go
with over 400 performances by 100
different groups.

It all takes place Sept. 12-21 in
the Mt. Pleasant area of Van-
couver. Performances run from
noon to well beyond midnight.

“This is not an ordinary festi-
val,’’ says producer Joanna
Maratta. ‘It’s the Fringe. Shows
are going up at the oddest times,
and it’s a real minefield. You never
know what you’re going to come
across.”’

Maratta knows of a rare treat
for nocturnal theatre buffs:
Persephone and Hades, a welcome
addition to the Fringe’s interna-
tional schedule by the Mobius Per-
forming Group from Boston.

SLEEPLESS NIGHT

Persephone is an interactive au-
dience participation piece that
starts at 12:30 a.m., running in-
definitely, Each performance dif-
fers in content as well as running
time; the question is how, when,
and in what manner will the au-
dience emerge from the under-
world.

As well as the exciting interna-
tional shows coming to the Fringe
this year, there are scores of new
plays by local playwrights and per-
formers. Maratta is particularly
excited by a segment of the festival
called New Realities in Canadian
Video, which includes seven video
shows.

Another Fringe show that in-
corporates video is by Mentreal’s
Theatre Zoopsie. The performance
is in French and uses !0 video
monitors.

The Vancouver Fringe Festival
also has the classics of drama well
represented: Beckett, Brecht,
Shepherd, Gogal, Mayakovsky,
Tremblay and Mamet.

Another addition to the Fringe is
the Fringe Club, downstairs at
Vancouver’s Tonite Night Club at
315 E. Broadway. To kick off the
Fringe Club, there will be a party
on Sept. 5 at 8 p.m. for all Fringe
enthusiasts.

CLUB SCENE

During the Festival, the Fringe
Club will be open from 2 p.m. till
2 a.m. as a place for audience and
performers to meet, discuss the
shows, and compare notes.

The opening ceremonies are at
Guelph Park, 8th and Scotia, on
Saturday Sept. 13 from 10 a.m. till
1 p.m.

The opening will feature enter-
tainment on stage and a barbecue.

Street entertainment will be
happening throughout Mt. Pleas-
ant during the festival and a Fringe
reading series at Kestral Books at
Main and Broadway will present
the works of known and unknown
Vancouver writers.

Fringe Information Centres will
be open from noon till 8 p.m. at
three locations: Heritage Hall,
3102 Main at 15th; Kingsgate Mall,
Kingsway and Main; and at 2422
Main at Broadway. ‘‘It’s going to
be nuts,’’ says Maratta. ‘‘Be there
or be normal!”

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