Profiles in Orange: Quentin Kennedy

First things first - Fringe is officially open!!! Hooray! Ben and I have already seen our first show -Boys Don't Make Passes at Girls who Wear Glasses" and were utterly charmed by Curt and Laura's tales of lovelorn nerd-dom.

Our show opens Saturday August 2nd at 4:00 at Mixed Blood and our fabulous Bring 2 Get in Free Deal is still available for opening night, so shoot Ben an email (ben dot egerman at gmail dot com) so we can set aside a complimentary ticket for you.

And now the long awaited final edition of our "Profiles in Orange" series - an interview with the elusive Quentin Kennedy, who plays neurotic job applicant Evan. This has been deemed a "very special" PIO, and you'll see why.

Profiles in Orange: Naysan Mojgani

Another interview with our lovely cast. This time, you're lucky enough to meet Naysan Mojgani, who plays Hal the job applicant and the mysterious Doctor Orton. Learn about his favorite terror level! Gain valuable insight into his creative process! Watch him get distracted by hand gestures! But most of all, come see the show next week! You can order tickets RIGHT NOW at Uptowntix and don't forget about our sweet opening night deal.



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THE SUPER-SWEET BRING 2, GET IN FREE DEAL!

So, because we really want to fill up the house on our opening night, August 2 performance (only a week away!), we are offering up our 18 comp tickets to anyone who can commit to bringing two or more friends (preferably people who would not be seeing the show anyway) with them on opening night! So, if you can wrangle two (or more. More is good) of your friends into seeing our show on opening night, let us know by sending an email to ben.egerman AT gmail DOT com, and we will HAVE A FREE TICKET WAITING FOR YOU! That's right, you will get in for free! Obviously, we can only give away as many comp tickets as we have, so send us an email ASAP!

Everybody Loves Zombies

Our dearly beloved Fringe Friends, Walking Shadow Theatre, have just released a video preview of their show "William Shakespeare's LAND OF THE DEAD" which you can check out on their main website. It's as sweet as juicy juicy brains.

But as we all know, one can never have too many zombies, so we are proud to post a little Public Service Announcement Ben and I made during our freshman year at Carleton. Although this predates QCT, we feel it was made in a similar spirit and reflects many of the same values we hold today. Plus zombies are awesome.

And so for your viewing pleasure, we present: "The Dead Menace."

Profiles in Orange: Sarah Duane

I know you've been hankering for it, and here it is! The Second Installment of our "Profiles in Orange" vlog series. This video features the marvelously talented and positively adorable Sarah Duane. She's so cute, you just want to eat her up!



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Profiles in Orange: Alex Higgin-Houser

First of all, major thanks to everyone who came to see our previews with Rockstar Storytellers and Maximum Verbosity. It was an awesome opportunity and we're incredibly grateful for the support of these mega-talented awesome folks. You should definitely check out their shows.

And now - the first in our new video series "Profiles in Orange" - interviews with our lovely and attractive cast. Up first - the venerable Mr. Higgin-Houser. Enjoy!


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Adventures in Method Acting

Hi All!

My name is Sarah and I am playing the characters of Gaby and Harriet. They are very unique and interesting ladies with personalities very different from my own. So, to fill the boring hours in Macy's Ralph Lauren department I have been switching between being the extremely focused Gaby and endearingly socially awkward Harriet.

At home, my methods have been more intense. I have surrounded myself in all that is orange (like the color). The picture above is one such example.

As the new drafts keep coming in, I get more and more excited for the show. I can't wait for everyone to see our final project!

Sarah

ANOTHER Show Preview!!!!!!!

Want to come see a preview of "Orange," but can't make it to our preview at the Rockstar Storytellers' Bryant-Lake Bowl show on tuesday? Well, we're excited to say that we've got a second preview coming up a few days later, on Saturday, July 19th, at an house party/event for Maximum Verbosity, whose incredible sketch show, "All Rights Reserved: A Libertarian Rage" we saw at the fringe-for-all last week. The event, called Wordstock, features a bunch of great fringe previews (such as our own), stand-up performers, and spoken-word artists. If you think you might be interested, please come, see our show, and help out an awesome group of people who've been wonderful in giving us this great opportunity to promote our show!

Details:
Wordstock '08
Saturday, July 19th
4pm: grilling (weather permitting), 7pm: performances
3023 Lynn Ave S. Unit #11
St. Louis Park, MN 55416
Recommended donation of $7.00 at the door

And remember our first preview is this Tuesday, at Bryant-Lake Bowl!

SHOW PREVIEW!!!!!!!!

Dear fans of QCT:

Exciting news! Following some elegant and masterful shmoozing last night at the fabulous first Fringe-for-All, the incredibly awesome Allegra Lingo and the equally awesome Rockstar Storytellers, of which she is an awesome part, have graciously offered us an opportunity to do a five minute preview of "Orange" at their July 15 show at Bryant Lake Bowl! We'll be showing a short scene out of the play sometime during the night, so tell all your friends and be sure to be there!

the details:
Tuesday, July 15, 7PM show (6PM doors)
Bryant Lake Bowl, at the corner of Bryant Ave S and Lake St, Minneapolis
Tickets are somewhere in the 12-14 buck range.

There might be another preview coming up soon in the works, details will be posted when we know!

Video Blog # 2 - Meet QCT

At last! The Long-Awaited Follow up to Adventures in Laryngitis, which incidentally "charmed the pants off" some Fringe staffers. Speculations as to the present whereabouts of said pants are widespread.

Anyway, come and join Ben and I on a tour of our beloved hovel/rehearsal space, and delve into the origins of "Orange"

Feelin' Official.

So, the fringe schedule went live yesterday, and here we are! Really, there's not anything on that page that isn't already on the blog, but it feels all official-like.

In other news, we just had our first read-through with the cast, who are the incredibly talented Quentin Kennedy, Naysan Mojgani, Sarah Duane and Alex Higgin-Houser, and I can only begin to tell you how incredibly excited I am to work with such great folks on such a fun show (if I might say so myself). Expect another video update from us sometime soon, as Rachel is getting back from visiting family on the West Coast this weekend.