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Author Archive for Dave Nuttycombe

Fringe Video 15: Fringaoke!

What’s a wrap party without karaoke? Unfortunately, we’ll never know. But thanks anyway to Playbill Cafe for the loan of their insanely extensive singalong setup. (Has anybody ever karaoked “Ina-Gadda-Da-Vida”? Or “Eve of Destruction”? Why?) And to RnR Bar & Lounge for hosting the festivities.
Here’s a medley of brave Fringe performers, fans, and friends [...]

Hip Shot: The Swami Lives! (Maybe)

Swami Yomahmi – Unnatural Acts of Comedy
The Scientarium, 709 D St. NW
Remaining Performances:
Friday, July 27, midnight
Saturday, July 28, 2:30 p.m.
Sunday, July 29, 2 p.m.
They say: “From last year’s wildly popular Cheeky Monkey Sideshow comes SWAMI YOMAHMI. Razor blades, broken glass, rusty nails, bondage–you’d have to be crazy to do this stuff! Hilarious, shocking, and always [...]

Fringe Video 14: The One Without Brooke Shields

First-time Fringer Jonathan Padget is taking a literal plunge with his play The Blue Lagoon: A Musical. Turning films into musicals is all the rage these days, but Jonathan deserves much credit for going where even Hollywood wouldn’t dare venture. And in true Fringe spirit, the production was built largely from dollar-store items.
The next performances [...]

Fringe Confessions: Video 4

This is really getting out of hand…

Fringe Confessions: Video 3

This is what happens when people stop being polite, and start getting real. Real Fringey! More tales from the Fringe Confessional…

Fringe Video 13: Yo, Swami!

Who doesn’t enjoy a good nail through the nose? Stephon Walker certainly does. But when we met the artist better known as Swami Yomahmi in the middle of Silver Sprung, we barely recognized him. No nail, and no turban.
But we weren’t disappointed, because Walker’s inner geek is never far from the surface, and when [...]

Fringe Confessions: Video 2

Realer than The Real World. Because they’re real.

Fringe Confessions: Video 1

All true, unscripted, and unrehearsed. Look away if you dare…

Fringe Video: Trey’s Confession

Well, not exactly. But he reports from the Confession Booth some interesting numbers and Fringey situations.

A Little Night Music

The Opening Night Party at Avenue was a smashing success. The Fringe Confessional was smoking. If velvet drapes could talk—oh, wait, they can! Video will be posted soon. Beware.
Providing a suitable sonic accompaniment to the theatrical shenanigans was Basso Moderno Duo, which is Allan von Schenkel and Kristen Williams on bass and keyboards, respectively. Interestingly, [...]