Fringe 2011: Friday, May 27
5:00 pm
Green Venue Mr. Healthy's Happy Land
5:15 pm
Blue Venue Joe's Café
5:30 pm
Patrons Room Night of Fright
Red Venue The Humor Mill Orlando Presents … The War on Terriers!
5:45 pm
Orange Venue Superman Drinks
Brown Venue The Supporting Cast
6:00 pm
Pink Venue The Big Smoke
Silver Venue Heaven Help Us!
Yellow Venue More Skits ‘n Giggles
BYOV 20:11
6:40 pm
Green Venue Dog Powered Robot and the History of the Future
6:55 pm
Blue Venue Robby Pigott Tries Something New
7:00 pm
Patrons Room Dying Hard
7:10 pm
Red Venue Lyrics Speak Louder Than Words
7:25 pm
Orange Venue Beer: The Musical
Brown Venue Squatters
7:40 pm
Pink Venue I Love You Because
Silver Venue 13, The Musical
Yellow Venue The Trouble With Fishing
8:10 pm
Green Venue SmartArse
8:35 pm
Blue Venue My Monster
8:40 pm
Patrons Room Any Title That Works
Red Venue Everything You'll Ever Find on Television! (Almost)
8:45 pm
Brown Venue Punch and Judy Presents
9:00 pm
Yellow Venue Unspoken
BYOV Captain Discovery: The Edible Musical
9:05 pm
Orange Venue Bitches of the Kingdom!
9:20 pm
Pink Venue Wisdom: Part One
9:50 pm
Green Venue Suckers, A Freaky Little Musical
Silver Venue Attention, Please: Nostalgic Dance Theater Through 80's TV Land
10:00 pm
Outside Fringe Toast-Off
10:10 pm
Blue Venue Cabaret Noir
10:20 pm
Patrons Room Doctor Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Red Venue I'm Just Not That Gay!
10:25 pm
Brown Venue Preacherman
10:40 pm
Yellow Venue Don't Make Fun of Jesus!
10:45 pm
Orange Venue Winifred, "That Bitch"!
11:00 pm
Pink Venue Fear Factor: Canine Edition
11:30 pm
Green Venue Blue and Tod Kimbro's Big Queer Hootenanny
11:50 pm
Blue Venue Trash Cinema 101
Midnight
Red Venue Onomatopoeia
Brown Venue I Love You (We're F*#ked)
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