SF Fringe Festival Runs September 5 - 16

The 2007 San Francisco Fringe Festival brings over 250 performances of 38 new shows to 8 venues in 12 days!   The Fringe Festival features fresh, exciting theatre of all kinds for open-minded audiences of all persuasions from September 5 through 16.

"Now in its 16th year, The Fringe offers bright, new, often hysterical, and sometimes shocking theatre by up-and-coming writers and performers, as well as seasoned veterans.   Often over-the-top and under-the-radar of traditional theatre, The Fringe has its rabid devotees – and wins new fans every year," states press notes.

The Fring runs for 12 days, September 5 through 16, with 38 shows in eight downtown San Francisco venues, all (but one) within walking distance of Union Square and the Powell Street BART station.  Fringe venues include EXIT Theatre & EXIT Stage Left (156 Eddy), EXIT on Taylor (277 Taylor).  Non Traditional Fringe Venues (NTFV's) include Original Joe's Cabaret Room (144 Taylor St), the Hotel Bijou at 111 Mason Street, the First Unitarian Universalist Society at 1187 Franklin Street, the Phoenix Theatre Annex, Room 406, at 414 Mason Street, and The Garage at 975 Howard St. at 6th St.  

TICKETS:
For all performance and ticket information, visit (www.sffringe.org).  Call the Fringe hotline at 415-673-3847.  Tickets are $9 (or less) per show, or $11 (or less) online.   Ten-show passes are $65; five-show passes are $35. Tickets for all Fringe shows go on sale 30 minutes before the show at the venue. Advanced tickets are also available but must be presented at the theater by show time.There is no late seating and no refunds. Some popular shows, especially on the last weekend, will have a line to buy tickets even before they go on sale 30 minutes before show time. At least 50% of each Fringe show is reserved for sale at the venue.

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