ONE THE FRINGE: Precipice

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ONE THE FRINGE: Precipice

POSTED: Monday, September 6, 2010, 7:09 PM

Filed Under: Critical Mass

Every night, we're hitting the Live Arts/Fringe fest like a pack of culture-hungry wolves. Every morning, we're howling about it at citypaper.net/fringe. Every afternoon on Critical Mass, we're rounding up the previous night's reviews.

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Can you see the Bright Light Theatre Company tonight? How's Wednesday?

WE SAW IT YESTERDAY >> Precipice

GO SEE THIS. Bright Light Theater Co.'s Precipice is rare find: Experimental theater that is actually riveting. The cast are a wonderful collection of young talented actors who excel in their very physically demanding roles. The site (which is a little tricky to find, so Google the address, so that you can GO SEE THIS) is perfectly suited to the substance of the play, which tells the story of five survivors of a massive catastrophe. This is the sort of work that reaffirms one's faith in the Fringe to deliver something different that is also something great. Now GO SEE THIS! —Rodney Anonymous

SEE ALSO >> The Real Housewives of South Philly >> The Initiative plus excerpts from Nightmare Returns >> Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead >> Drunk Enough to Say I Love You? >> Hear Again Radio Project >> Cankerblossom So far we have reviewed 29 Live Arts/Fringe shows! Think our critics are so right? Or so totally wrong? Visit citypaper.net/fringe to leave a comment. But don't forget that we are wolves.

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