Cocktails on the Fringe

Cocktails on the

FRINGE Cocktails inspired by the shows in the 2017 curated Fringe Festival

September 7–24

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We Shall Not Be Moved Ella, R2L

04 17c

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A Period of Animate Existence Kris, Devils Den

06 Ghost Rings

20 A Love Supreme

03 FringeArts Scooter, Dog Tavern Bill, Front Street Cafe

08 Hello Blackout Keith, Quigs

10 A Billion Nights on Earth Harlan, Good Dog Bar

12 HOME

Jess, Fergies

14 Worktable

John, Watkins Drinkery

Clark, La Peg

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Close Music for Bodies Evan "EZ", National Mechanics

24 Declassified

Memory Fragment Fergie, Grace Tavern

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The restaurant and bar at FringeArts.

Philadelphia magazine’s Best of Philly 2016: Best American Restaurant.

Chef Peter Woolsey’s contemporary brasserie features American comfort food and regional cuisine, a heralded wine and beer list, and fringtastic cocktails.

Bar open late every night.

Late night menus available during late night performances until 11:30pm; bar menu available between brunch and dinner on Sundays.

Dinner

Brunch

5pm–10:30pm Monday–Thursday

11am–2pm Sunday

5pm–11:30pm Friday & Saturday

Happy Hour 5pm–7pm Monday–Friday

5pm–10pm Sunday

$3 drafts + house wine $5 speciality cocktails.

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Home of convention smashing contemporary performing arts.

Tickets Purchase tickets at FringeArts.com or call 215.413.1318 Tickets available at the door one hour before show time.

Location + Parking 140 North Columbus Boulevard Philadelphia, PA 19106

Subway: Market Frankford Line 2nd St. Station at 2nd No on-site parking. Note nearby and Market Streets. parking lots on map. Street Buses: 5, 17, 25, 21, 33, 42, 48, 57 parking is metered in Old City Above numbered buses and on Columbus Boulevard. stop within close walking distance of FringeArts.

Membership Join now at FringeArts.com/membership.

Members save 30% on tickets plus receive priority access to tickets and seats, and enjoy VIP treatment at all events.

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17c

Big Dance Theater @FringeArts Theater

This ensemble work of dance, theater, and music is built around the 17th century diaries of Samuel Pepys, a man who sang, strummed, shopped, strove, bullied, and groped—and recorded all of it in his diary. A startling precursor to today’s social media culture, Pepys possessed a compulsion to assign an almost constant real-time meaning to his daily existence. From his bunions to his infidelities to his perversions to his meetings with the King, he obsessively put his daily life on paper, or he felt lost.

Dog Tavern*

According to his diaries, Pepys frequented a favorite establishment in London named Dog Tavern. *There is no Dog Tavern in Philadelphia (yet).

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Created By

Scooter Ingredients

½ oz 2 tsp 2 oz 1 oz

Fresh lime juice Sugar Dark rum Water

Instructions 01. Combine all the ingredients over ice.

02. Stir vigorously.

03. Take selfie.

04. Post online.

Festival Producers

Gene Bishop & Andrew Stone Festival Co-Producers

Alex Alexander & Kathryn Doyle Eva & Michael Leeds Jane G. Pepper Lee Swiacki

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Ghost Rings Half Straddle

@Painted Bride Art Center A tale of friendship, and the intricacies of familymaking, unfurls through a soaring pop song cycle with a mix of deadpan magical realism and feminist worldview. Structured and presented as a live concert, singers Erin Markey and Kristen Sieh—along with their not always trustworthy spirit animals—lead a rock group that’s like a family band of yesteryear. Playing with the possibilities of contemporary drama within a rock show, playwright–director Tina Satter weaves her own childhood with her sister alongside newly imagined stories that explore the powerful energy and great vulnerability of deep, personal relationships.

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Front Street Cafe

1253 N Front St Philadelphia, PA The cafe offers residents of Fishtown and surrounding neighborhoods a friendly atmosphere and fresh menu featuring farm-to-table, locally sourced and organic New American cuisine with international influences.

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Created By

Bill

Ingredients

2 oz

½ oz

1

Espolon Roasado Tequila Fresh lime juice Chambord Liquor Crabbies Ginger Beer

Instructions 01. Fill rocks glass with ice.

02. Combine tequila and lime juice in glass.

03. Drizzle Chambord Liquor.

04. Top with splash of Crabbies Ginger Beer.

Festival Co-Producers

Larry H. & Ann Rosen Spector

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Hello Blackout

New Paradise Laboratories

@The Proscenium Theatre at The Drake

A horror-farce with philosophical overtones, Hello Blackout! follows the eccentric Kissimmees—triplets, their mother, an elusive father—at the beginning of time. New Paradise Laboratories invents a fresh take on the creation myth, infusing it with playful nonsense in an impossible setting—before, during and after the Big Bang.

Cocktail available at

Quigs

1714 Delancey Philadelphia, PA 19103 An actor's speakeasy above the Plays & Players Theatre. Members only when shows aren't playing; cash only always.

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Created By

Keith

Ingredients

½ oz ½ oz ¼ oz ¼ oz

Gin Blackberry brandy Lime juice Sugar syrup

Instructions 01. Combine ingredients.

02. Shake and strain into shot glass.

Festival Co-Producer

Peggy & Richard Greenawalt

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A Billion Nights on Earth Thaddeus Phillips + Steven Dufala @ FringeArts Theater

A treasured stuffed whale goes missing and a portal to another dimension though the kitchen fridge sets a father and son off on a spectacular quest through space and time. Taking from classic children’s books, kabuki stagecraft, and spellbinding theatrics, A Billion Nights on Earth is an imaginative dive into the realms of parent–child relationships, exploring their varying perspectives on reality.

Cocktail available at

Good Dog Bar

224 S 15th St Philadelphia, PA 19102 Good Dog is a cozy alternative to the ultra-trendy, exclusive type of bar/restaurant that has taken over the city of brotherly love.

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Created By

Harlan Ingredients 1 ½ oz

1 oz

½ oz 4 dashes

Bulleit Bourbon Canton Ginger Liqueur Lemon juice Angostura Bitters Orange twist

Instructions 01. Combine bourbon, liqueur, lemon juice, and bitters.

02. Rim & garnish with orange twist.

Festival Executive Producers

Linda & David Glickstein Sarah & Kevin Kleinschmidt Festival Producers

Edward & Anne Wagner Festival Co-Producer

Nicholas Chuva Plagge

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HOME

Geoff Sobelle

@Prince Theater

The story of HOME is the life cycle of a house. And the many dreams of home cast upon it.

On stage, a house appears. It goes up with the speed of time-lapse photography. Residents move in, move out, get evicted, burn it down, loot it, rent it, remodel it, get married and divorced in it, grow up in it, die in it, haunt it—and all the while, they leave and live among traces of residents present, past, and future. This large-scale performance mixes illusion, choreography, live music, construction, homespun engineering, and live documentary to create the messiness of life that transforms a house into a home.

Cocktail available at

Fergies

1214 Sansom St Philadelphia, PA 19107 A traditional Irish Pub serving pub fare and local beers to satisfy any taste.

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Created By

Jess

Ingredients

2 oz Bulleit Rye

1 oz Benedictine Dash of orange and chocolate bitters

Instructions 01. Combine ingredients.

02. Stirred please, I certainly don't want the comfort of my home shaken up too vigorously if I can help it, so same here.

Festival Star Producers

Mark & Tobey Dichter Festival Executive Producers David Seltzer & Lisa Roberts Festival Producers

Carol Klein & Lawrence Spitz Festival Co-Producers

Shelley Green & Michael Golden

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Worktable

Kate McIntosh @Bok

We provide the hammer, you do the rest.

Worktable is a live installation that takes place in a series of rooms, which visitors engage with one at a time. Having signed up beforehand for a specific time slot, you enter and can stay as long as you like. Once inside there are instructions, equipment, and safety goggles so you can get to work—it’s up to you to decide how things come apart, and how they fall back together.

Cocktail available at

Watkins Drinkery 1712 S 10th St Philadelphia, PA 19148

Watkins Drinkery is a cozy neighborhood bar in scenic South Philly. Watkins serves a diverse menu at reasonable prices with a beer selection to match.

Upstairs, you will find a game room with pool, darts, and some classic arcade games. Stop by sometime!

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Created By

John

Ingredients

1 Ginger ale with rocks 1 ½ oz Jim Beam Bitters soaked lemon

Instructions 01. You can pour the shot in the ginger ale and squeeze the lemon in.

02. You can do the shot, bite the lemon, then drink the ginger.

03. You could squeeze the lemon into the shot, and then drink the ginger.

Festival Co-Producers

Maureen & Christopher Plagge Lynne & Bert Strieb

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We Shall Not Be Moved

Opera Philadelphia @Wilma Theater

What’s at stake here is America and its future. Who’s invited to participate?

On the run after a series of tragic incidents, five North Philly teens find refuge in an abandoned house in West Philadelphia at the exact location that served as headquarters of the MOVE organization, where a 1985 standoff with police infamously ended with a neighborhood destroyed and eleven people dead, including five children.

Cocktail available at

R2L

50 S 16th St Philadelphia, PA 19102 R2L sits 500 feet above the city on the 37th floor of Two Liberty Place and features wall-to-wall unobstructed, breathtaking panoramic views that span for over 40 miles.

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Created By

Ella

Ingredients 1 ¼ oz

¾ oz

¼ oz

½ oz

2

Bluecoat Gin Art in the age sage Stgermaine Lemon juice Dashes of orange bitters Muddled blueberries Fresh black tea

Instructions 01. Combine ingredients.

02. Top with fresh black tea.

Festival Producers

Robert M. Dever Arthur Kaplan & R. Duane Perry Festival Co-Producers

Bill & Joyce Kunkle Sissie & Herb Lipton Andrew & Bryna Scott

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A Period of Animate Existence Pig Iron Theater Company

@Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts Zellerbach Theatre Children, elders, and machines contemplate the future in a time of dire predictions and rapid technological change in this work of symphonic theater. How do we contemplate the future in such a perilous time, an era called the “Sixth Extinction�? An inspired, large-scale melding of music, design, and theater, A Period of Animate Existence investigates the intense, unnameable emotions that arise in a time of extinction.

Cocktail available at

Devils Den

1148 S 11th St Philadelphia, PA 19147 Devil's Den is focused on bringing the best of Craft and Import Beer and high quality pub fare to our South Philly Neighborhood.

With 17 Rotating Drafts, 200 bottles and home made comfort food, Devil's Den strives every day to be the kind of neighborhood place that everyone can enjoy visiting.

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Created By

Kris

Ingredients 1 ½ oz

½ oz

½ oz

2 oz

Hendricks gin Campari Simple syrup Any good hoppy IPA

Instructions 01. Combine all ingredients in shaker over ice.

02. Stir.

03. Strain in martini glass with orange peel or cherry.

Festival Star Producers

Al & Nancy Hirsig Festival Co-Producers

Cat, Annie & Steven Bohnenberger Stephen & Barbara Gold Christie Hartwell Nancy Lanham

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A Love Supreme Salva Sanchis & Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker / Rosas @FringeArts Theater

Four dancers surrender themselves to John Coltrane’s spiritual ode to divine love, his 1965 jazz masterpiece A Love Supreme. The album was revolutionary for its carefully balanced interplay between improvisation and structure, meticulous form and raw energy, and the powerful blend of styles expressed by the four soloists— John Coltrane (tenor sax), McCoy Tyner (piano), Jimmy Garrison (bass), and Elvin Jones (drums). This dynamic is transposed onto the dance: the choreographers bring improvised and composed materials, interweaving and absorbing them into one another.

Cocktail available at

La Peg

140 N Christopher Columbus Blvd Philadelphia, PA 19106 La Peg is a contemporary American brasserie

by Peter Woolsey. The food is casual, regional American cuisine with options for the curious, as well as the unadventurous.

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Created By

Clark

Ingredients

1 ½ oz ½ oz ½ oz ½ oz

Goslings Rum Cherry Heering Cointreau Lime cordial

Instructions 01. Combine ingredients.

02. Shake, pour over ice.

Festival Co-Producers

Tony Forte & Ryan Hummel Lynne & Bert Strieb Judith Tannenbaum

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Close Music for Bodies Michael Kiley

@Christ Church Neighborhood House Intimate, unfiltered voices become one. No microphones, no electronic meddling, only the resonant voices that come from the bodies of the performers are heard and felt. The audience is arranged about the entire floor of the theater. Singers move in geometric patterns throughout the audience, their movements become the sound design—like placing speakers about a room, only the speakers are mobile performers.

Cocktail available at

National Mechanics 22 South 3rd St. Philadelphia PA 19106

The space is alive, bursting with vibrancy and dynamism from the friendly staff and great food to the eccentric and thought provoking dĂŠcor. The crowd is a combination from all walks of life, much like Philadelphia, with artists and bikers next to business professionals and students.

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Created By

Evan "EZ" Ingredients

1 tsp

2 oz 3 Dashes

Lavender simple syrup Bluecoat Barrel Finished Gin Bitters Fresh cucumber

Instructions 01. Combine simple syrup, gin, and bitters.

02. Shaken with ice and served on the rocks in an old fashioned glass.

03. Garnish with fresh cucumber.

Festival Producers

Martha Carey & Mark Tomlinson Festival Co-Producer

Jo Buyske

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Fringe Festival Bookstore Artist Talks & Events Stop by anytime to browse books and publications by and about artists in the 2017 Fringe Festival. Plus coffee and clothing. An exciting new collaboration with United by Blue and Head House Books United by Blue 144 N 2nd Street Sept 7-24 | Posted store hours FringeArts.com/bookstore Digital Fringe Kick-Off Party Wed, September 6 | 6-8pm Artists and engineers come together to celebrate and explore the Festival shows happening in digital venues, coming to an internet near you. A collaboration with Technical.ly Philly.

Artist Talks: Troy Herion and Michael Kiley, in conversation Sept 8 | 6pm Two contrasting works of music theater—one epic and spectacular, one intimate and immersive— will come to fruition in the last weekend of this year’s festival.

Artist Talks: Tina Satter & Annie-B Parson in Conversation Sat, September 9 | 12pm-1:30pm Join the creators of 17c and Ghost Rings in a candid and intimate conversation about their work.

Megapolis Presents: Playing the Victim & Form Me – Phoenix Lio(n) Sat, September 16 | 10:30am–12pm Sun., September 17 | 3pm–4pm A mask that plays audio narratives about rape culture and queerness, using augmented reality and physical computing.

Artist Talks: John Szwed interviews Salva Sanchis September 23 | 4pm–5:30pm On John Coltrane’s birthday, Coltrane scholar John Szwed chats with Salva Sanchis, cochoreographer of A Love Supreme about the legendary composer and his influence on jazz and other art forms. Co-presented

by Ars Nova Workshop.

September 7 – 23

140 North Columbus Boulevard Philadelphia, PA 19106