Fringe Events October 6--October 13, 2004

Thursday, October 7 at 7 p.m. Public Sculpture Fringe
Who, What, and Why of Public Sculpture
A unique opportunity to hear how the Jonathon Borosfky “Male/Female” enhances Penn Station and will become the icon of Baltimore. Panel Discussion led by Peter Doo of the Municipal Art Society, which donated this sculpture to the city, representatives from MICA, Baltimore Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation, and the Baltimore Office of Promotion (and the Arts) [parentheses are Jimbo’s]. Free
www.mdhs.org
Maryland Historical Society
201 W. Monument St.
410-685-3750

Friday, October 8 (Part I) & Sunday, October 10, (Part II) 8 p.m. The Bard
Shake-Speare: Who Was He? A Demasquerade
Kinetic Energy Theatre Company, Australia’s “dedicated dramaturgic duo” opens x-files, cracks codes, and reveals the true author by his own words. Part of the Shakespeare Fellowship Convention this weekend. $15
http://www.shakespearefellowship.org/
Black Box Theater
Baltimore School for the Arts
712 Cathedral Street
410-951-4171

Saturday, October 9 through October 16 Architecture Fringe
Baltimore’s First Ever Architecture Week
Get hands-on experience building a permanent residence from bales of straw ($60, reservations required 410-833-4814); take neighborhood tours; learn the latest about low-income, environmentally sensitive housing by lecture and exhibit; and more. A production of AIABaltimore, in conjunction with the Baltimore Architecture Foundation, Baltimore Heritage, Inc., the Neighborhood Design Center, and the UMBC Center for Art and Visual Culture. See their website for events, schedule, and locations. Various prices.
www.baltimorearchitectureweek.com
Various Locations

Saturday, October 9 8 p.m. & 10 p.m. Tri-Centric Music
Kevin Norton and Haewon Min perform Anthony Braxton
Percussion and piano perform music by MacArthur award genius on the fringe. Nothing less than fascinating. $20
http://www.andiemusik.com
An Die Musik
409 N. Charles Street
410-385-2638

Monday, October 11—October 14 7:30 p.m. Hip Hop Theater
Bridge of Ages: A Spoken Word Theatre Production
Theatre Morgan, The Dri Fish, and Native Son’s performance piece in response to Bill Cosby’s controversial comments on the use of English by young black Americans. $5 MSU students, $10 students & Seniors, $15 general admission
www.murphyfineartscenter.org
Murphy Fine Arts Center
2201 Argonne Drive
443-885-4440

Monday, October 11 4-6 p.m Support Group Fringe
Song Writers Support Group
If you think you’ve got it bad, you could be a song writer.
Wydeye Coffeehouse
1704 Aliceanna St.
410-342-7474
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