Monthly Archives: May 2012

STORMS BENEATH HER SKIN

STORMS BENEATH HER SKIN
Presented as part of the Cincinnati Fringe Festival ’12
Hanke 2
Over-the-Rhine 

Reviews: CityBeat | Enquirer | Behind the Curtain |

PSST! Hey! The person standing next to you, are they a boy or a girl? What about you? Are you a boy or a girl? You can only pick one, obviously, and you had better get it right. I’m transgender, which complicates things. This show is about that – my identity and experience as a transgender woman – but it’s about other things, too: apologies, surgery, the equations of sex, the weather (metaphorically speaking), boobs, and more. (PS — Not to brag or anything, but I’ve been described as “charming” and “smart” by the Chicago Tribune. No big deal.)

  • Thu, May 31 at 7:30pm
  • Sun, June 3 at 5pm
  • Tue, June 5 at 7:30pm
  • Thu, June 7 at 9pm
  • Sat, June 9 at 3:45pm

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RODNEY RUMPLE’S RANDOM REALITY

RODNEY RUMPLE’S RANDOM REALITY
Presented as part of the Cincinnati Fringe Festival ’12
Know Theatre
Over-the-Rhine 

Reviews: CityBeat | Enquirer |

Meet Rodney Rumple, everyhuman. Really, you will want to meet him. Experience his life, his unflappable spirit, his daily grind — his dreams. This physical theatre modern fable, created by the ensemble cast, explores human existence through the story of one boy — he sallies forth — life, in all its joy and horror, ensues. He sallies forth again. A story told with love, pain and laughter.

  • Wed, May 30 at 7:15pm
  • Fri, June 1 at 8:15pm
  • Sun, June 3 at 3pm
  • Wed, June 6 at 7:30pm
  • Fri, June 8 at 9:15pm

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QUAKE: A Closet Love Story

QUAKE: A Closet Love Story
Presented as part of the Cincinnati Fringe Festival ’12
Hanke 1
Over-the-Rhine 

Reviews: Enquirer | CityBeat | Behind the Curtain |

Joe and Hannah just broke up. Now they have to divide up years’ worth of collective belongings. But when a huge earthquake hits, they find themselves trapped in a storage closet. Can being confined to such a small space help mend the rift between them? With only each other to rely on, they learn about love and reconciliation, and belt out a cappella songs. Touching, physical and funny!

Directed by Jim Stump

Cast: Justin Baldwin & Lara Miller

  • Wed, May 30 at 9:15pm
  • Sat, June 2 at 9pm
  • Mon, June 4 at 8:15pm
  • Wed, June 6 at 7:15pm
  • Sat, June 9 at 2:15pm

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PROJECT ACTIVATE

PROJECT ACTIVATE
Presented as part of the Cincinnati Fringe Festival ’12
Emery Theatre
Over-the-Rhine 

Reviews: Enquirer | CityBeat |

PROJECT ACTIVATE erases the line between the arts and activism by pairing five local service organizations with twelve professional artists from a variety of disciplines, in order to create a collaborative and participatory performance that asks: How do YOU activate Cincinnati? As Pones Inc.’s fifth consecutive Cincy Fringe Festival appearance, Project Activate urges artists, audiences, and communities alike to: Empower your community, deepen your art, make an impact, and activate yourself! Project Support provided by grants from ArtsWave and Fuel Cincinnati.

  • Fri, June 1 at 7pm
  • Sun, June 3 at 4pm
  • Wed, June 6 at 8:45pm
  • Thu, June 7 at 7:15pm
  • Sat, June 9 at 7pm

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ON HER PILLOW

ON HER PILLOW
Presented as part of the Cincinnati Fringe Festival ’12
Art Academy
Over-the-Rhine 

Reviews: CityBeat |

In 1977 it was cool to be a multi-racial family if you lived in San Francisco, or New York…but we lived in Addyston, Oh. Not cool…and NOT O.K. Then my parents gave me the name Honour Pillow because I wasn’t going to stand out enough as the only curly headed, biracial giant at my school. Now I was a curly headed, biracial giant named Honour Pillow. Geesh. No ordinary life could follow this beginning. I would become a Model in New York, a Comedienne in Chicago, and a Cancer Patient in Las Vegas. Being biracial was the least of my worries.

  • Fri, June 1 at 8:45pm
  • Sun, June 3 at 6:45pm
  • Tue, June 5 at 8:45pm
  • Wed, June 6 at 8:30pm
  • Fri, June 8 at 9pm

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