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TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR OʻAHU MINIFRINGE 2021


TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR OʻAHU miniFRINGE, NOVEMBER 4, 5 AND 6, 2021
TICKETS ARE LIVE for Oʻahu miniFRINGE 2021! Join the new Oʻahu Fringe Festival organizing staff and a stellar lineup of live local performers this November 4, 5 and 6. Several shows will also be streaming for free online via Facebook Live, for a special segment called FRINGE@HOME.

Similar to other Fringe festivals around the world, O’ahu Fringe features performances in a variety of genres. This year includes music, dance, comedy, culture, storytelling, and even a cabaret-style variety show. Because of the pandemic and global COVID-19 restrictions, the 2021 event will be a miniFRINGE, a scaled-down version of Oʻahu Fringe Festival with fewer venues and all local Hawaiʻi performers.

This year’s shows will be staged at Downtown Art Center (1041 Nuʻuanu Ave., Second Floor), and NextDoor nightclub (43 N. Hotel St.)

Tickets for each show are set at $10. On Saturday and Sunday at NextDoor, an All-Night Pass is also available at a discounted price if attendees wish to stay and see all three shows each night. Tickets are available atoahufringe.com or oahufringe.eventbrite.com. FRINGE@HOME shows will be free and available for public viewing on the Oʻahu Fringe Festival Facebookpage during and after the performances.

FEATURED 2021 PERFORMERS & SHOWS



Waves of Generations: Two performing artists of different backgrounds in Hawaiʻi, Bonnie Kim and Sean-Joseph Choo, explore their Korean heritage.



Brian KM Live!: A showcase of original compositions from performer-composer Brian Kavolius-Matherne and his friendly computer, Stan.



Nothing in Moderation: Tempting Fate at 19: Honolulu singer/songwriter James McCarthy recounts the start of his artistic and professional life.
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Weird Folk: James B. McCarthy showcases songs that are striking, strange or absurd.



Oil in the Alley's CONCEPT ALBUM: Oil in the Alley is the rockingest rock band that ever rocked rock, at least in the improv scene.



Jeff Gere's Tales to Chew On: Master storyteller Jeff Gere tells twisting, inspiring, and just weird tales that have never been heard before.



Things I Don't Tell You: Three dance-theatre solos by Taiwanese dance educator, dance-maker and performer Peiling Kao.



The Love Café: Pandemic Edition: An all-live, COVID-compliant, interactive cabaret-style variety show with local artists Ruth Shiroma Foster and Becky McGarvey.



To Make: Abstract: A live movement media art event with Jhalak Dance Company that features improvisation sketches and interactive video projection.

For tickets and a full schedule of performances, visit oahufringe.com.



About Oʻahu Fringe Festival:

As an-all volunteer-organized Fringe Festival, our mission is to promote the development of original work in the performing arts, and to present a provocative multicultural arts festival unique to Hawai’i, showcasing emerging and professional artists in theatre, music, dance and all performance- related art. The O’ahu Fringe Festival, which premiered November 10-12, 2011, brings artists, audiences and the community together in Chinatown, Honolulu. We have welcomed artists from the Hawaiian Islands, New York, California, Chicago, Seattle, and beyond. We do this for the love of the arts and to contribute to the artistic landscape, to make Hawai’i a Fringe Festival destination, where the community and artists celebrate the arts together.

Oʻahu Fringe Festival is fiscally sponsored by Downtown Art Center, at 1041 Nuʻuanu Ave, Second Floor, Honolulu, HI 96817.







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