On the Edge
2006 Cincinnati Fringe Festival will take you places you've never been
It's time for Cincinnati to return to life on the Fringe -- that would be the 2006 Fringe Festival, the third annual celebration of Cincinnati's underground, revolutionary arts.

Fringe Festival reviews

Fluxus Strikes Again! - Mark Patsfall shares some art history

Tight Squeeze - One-woman show at Playhouse has good intention but mixed results

Curtain Call: Theaters, Actors, Etc. - Acclaims

The Seeker - Aussie singer/songwriter Ben Lee finds a spiritual mission in his Pop life

Spill It - Locals On the Airwaves

Locals Only: Our Kelly - Singer and local music booster Kelly Thomas readies new CD, Another Mile

Fever Dreams - If I were a studio executive for a summer

The Big Green One - The original, uncut Japanese version of Godzilla finally hits U.S. shores

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - VIRIDIANA (CRITERION COLLECTION)

Irish Redux - The Dubliner reopens as Molly Malone's but lacks the old menu magic

The Dish - Quick Eats

Worth Saving - 'Endangered' status could actually help OTR

Friends of Phil - Heimlich's backers recommended for The Banks

Porkopolis - Wrong Addresses Baffle Police

Jake Speed - Speedy Delivery - The Time is Right

Savage Love - New columns, archives and feedback

The Straight Dope - Fighting ignorance since 1973

Living Out Loud: Jennifer Too - Capital Hill Girl

Estrangement in a Strange Land - Drawing a Blank

Editorial - Pilarczyk Himself Is the Biggest Scandal

Sports: - NBA, NHL Playoffs Remain Wide Open

Letters - Artists Should Make Their Own Way

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