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Sept Oct Nov Dec28 | 8pm Music SeriesThe Thing A co-presentation with Ars Nova Workshop

1 | 7pm ROCKY Awards

2 | 10:30pm First Friday MusicRed 40 & The Last Groovement

8 | 8pm Studio SeriesHOLDEN by George & Co.







28 | 8pm FringeArts PresentsCHOPIN WITHOUT PIANO by CENTRALA (Michał Zadara)

29 | 8pm FringeArts PresentsCHOPIN WITHOUT PIANO by CENTRALA (Michał Zadara) 30 | 8pm FringeArts PresentsCHOPIN WITHOUT PIANO by CENTRALA (Michał Zadara)

30 | 10:30pm Late NightCharan Po Rantan

31 | 2pm FringeArts PresentsCHOPIN WITHOUT PIANO by CENTRALA (Michał Zadara)

1 | 8pm FringeArts PresentsPartita 2 by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker | Rosas

2 | 7pm Scratch NightWorks-in-progress sampler by area artists (Free)


10 | 8pm FringeArts PresentsAge & Beauty Part 1: Mid-Career Artist/Suicide Note or &:-/ by Miguel Gutierrez

11 | 8pm FringeArts PresentsAge & Beauty Part 1: Mid-Career Artist/Suicide Note or &:-/ by Miguel Gutierrez

13 | 8pm FringeArts PresentsAge & Beauty Part 2: Asian Beauty @ the Werq Meeting or The Choreographer & Her Muse or &:@& by Miguel Gutierrez

14 | 8pm FringeArts PresentsAge & Beauty Part 2: Asian Beauty @ the Werq Meeting or The Choreographer & Her Muse or &:@& by Miguel Gutierrez

18 | 8pm FringeArts PresentsHome/ S. 9th Street by Kun Yang Lin/Dancers




22 | 8pm Music SeriesAdam Rudolph’s Go: Organic Guitar Orchestra A co-presentation with Ars Nova Workshop


7 | 7pm Scratch NightWorks-in-progress sampler by area artists (Free)

8 | 8pm Studio SeriesAbbot Adam: None by No Face Performance Group

9 | 8pm Studio SeriesAbbot Adam: None by No Face Performance Group

10 | 7pm + 10pm Studio SeriesAbbot Adam: None by No Face Performance Group

31 | 10pm Late NightNew Year’s Funkin’ Eve 2016 with Red 40 & The Last Groovement

FringeArts thanks PNC Arts Alive as the Presenting Sponsor of year-round programming.

We also thank William Penn Foundation, Independence Foundation, MKM Foundation, New England Foundation for the Arts, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency, Barra Foundation, Virginia Cretella Mars Foundation, Louis N. Cassett Foundation, the Philadelphia Cultural Fund, the Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation, andThe Pew Center for Arts & Heritage for their support.

“Seductive new culture hub.” Inga Saffron, The Philadelphia Inquirer

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FringeArts + La Peg140 North Columbus Boulevard(at Race Street)Philadelphia, PA 19106FringeArts.com / 215.413.1318

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Validated discount parking available at P1.

No onsite parking. Nearby parking lots are shown on map. Street parking is metered in Old City and Columbus Boulevard.

Subway: Market-Frankford Line2nd St. Station at 2nd St. and Market St.

Buses: 5, 17, 25, 21, 33, 42, 48, 57All above numbered buses stop within close walking distance of FringeArts.

Tickets

Purchase tickets at FringeArts.com or call 215.413.1318.

Tickets available at the door one hour before show time.

Membership

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

Philadelphia Magazine’s Best Cultural Membership 2015.

La Peg

The restaurant and bar at FringeArts.

French-inspired brasserie cuisine with the highest quality sourced vegetables and meats, a great beer list, and fringetastic cocktails.

Dinner 5pm–10:30pm Monday–Thursday5pm–11:30pm Friday and Saturday5pm–10:00pm Sunday

Brunch 11am–2:30pm Saturday and Sunday

Bar open late every night.

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Monday September 28 | 8pm

Mats Gustafsson: reedsIngebrigt Håker Flaten: bassPaal Nilssen-Love: drums

Heavy rhythms and saxophone.

This Scandinavian garage jazz power trio formed in 1999 as a Don Cherry recording project, and were soon established as one of the most important European jazz groups. Their wide-ranging repertoire includes material by PJ Harvey, Albert Ayler, The White Stripes, and Steve Lacy. They transform the music of such artists into a contemporary context, creating a wholly original sound.

As individuals or as The Thing, they have collaborated with Peter Brötzmann, Sonic Youth, Jim O’Rourke, Thurston Moore, David Grubbs, Eye, The Ex, Pat Metheny, Arto Lindsay, Steve Reid, Neneh Cherry, and many more.

$15FringeArts.com / 215.413.1318FringeArts Theater

The ThingA co-presentation with Ars Nova Workshop

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“The sheer power they generate from wood, metal, breath and muscle is stunning.” BBC

ROCKY Awards Thursday October 1 | 7pm Drink specials at La Peg start at 6pm

Goodnight Dance/UP.

Hello Dance Community.

Philadelphia’s annual dance award ceremony-meets-performance-meets-party. The ROCKY Awards are a wild way to honor the tremendous artistry of Philly’s dance heroes (chosen by last year’s award recipients). Co-hosts Christina Gesualdi and Annie Wilson usher in a somber and celebratory funeral for what we’ve lost and we’ll look toward the new horizon.

Free / 75 minutesFringeArts Theater

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Thursday October 8 | 8pmFriday October 9 | 8pmSaturday October 10 | 8pmSunday October 11 | 8pmThursday October 15 | 8pmFriday October 16 | 8pmSaturday October 17 | 8pm

A book changed their lives.

Obsessed with the character of Holden from The Catcher in the Rye, they believe that they are him. These three fevered superfans have taken up residence in J.D. Salinger’s private writing bunker in Cornish, New Hampshire. Their mission: to get Salinger to publish once more.

But things are about to go terribly off-course.

Led by writer–director Anisa George, George & Co. creates madcap and messy, ensemble-created theater. HOLDEN performers and co-creators include Jaime Maseda, Matteo Scammel, Scott Sheppard, Bill George, Adele Goldader, and Madeline Charne.

HOLDEN is supported by a grant from the Wyncote Foundation, Amaranth Foundation, W. Beall Fowler, a residency at FringeArts, and developed, in part, at Ice Factory 2015, a program of New Ohio Theatre.

$20 (general) $14 (member) $15 (student + 25-and-under)Tickets: FringeArts.com / 215.413.1318FringeArts Theater

HOLDENGeorge & Co.

“Compelling . . . the entire production holds you in a disturbing grip.” The New York Times

“We’re much busier in our culture talking about the transformative power of art in a positive sense, but transformation can be destructive as well.” Anisa George, director

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CHOPIN WITHOUT PIANOCENTRALA (Warsaw, Poland)Directed by Michał Zadaraa co-presentation with Swarthmore College

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“The defining aspect of Chopin’s art is alienation—from one’s country, from one’s music, from one’s family. Which is not a way that anyone, outside or inside of Poland, has spoken about Chopin until now.” Michał Zadara. director

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Wednesday October 28 | 8pmThursday October 29 | 8pmFriday October 30 | 8pmSaturday October 31 | 2pm**Post-show panel discussion Chopin’s Body: Chopin as Theater with Tom Sellar, Yale School of Drama; Tamara Trojanowska, University of Toronto; moderated by Allen Kuharski, Swarthmore College

A new form of musical performance!

Director Michał Zadara and actor Barbara Wysocka of CENTRALA (Warsaw, Poland) replace the piano parts of Fryderyk Chopin’s concertos in E minor and F minor with a riveting dramatic monologue. Climbing on top of the piano, Wysocka explores cultural, political, and philosophical tensions of the composer’s time that feel strikingly contemporary. Her highly physical virtuoso performance is accompanied by the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia and led by Warsaw National Opera’s rising young talent, conductor Bassem Akiki.

Artfully weaving together fragments of Chopin’s letters and music criticism from some of the finest writers and thinkers of our age, CHOPIN WITHOUT PIANO captures the composer as a dynamic living presence within the full force of his music. It challenges us to think more deeply about the sustaining value of Chopin’s music, the tradition of live classical performance, and culture in the broadest sense.

For details + special events visit www.chopinwithoutpiano.com.

$25 (general) $17.50 (member) $15 (student + 25-and-under)Tickets: FringeArts.com / 215.413.1318FringeArts Theater

Performances in Polish with English supertitles

This presentation of CHOPIN WITHOUT PIANO has been supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. Additional support comes from the William J. Cooper Foundation (Swarthmore College), and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute (CULTURE.PL, Warsaw).

Partita 2Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker | Rosas

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“Before I was a choreographer, I was first a dancer, and that is what I still love the most.” Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, choreographer

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Sunday November 1 | 8pm

Two famous choreographers rejoice in their love for their own dancing.

Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Boris Charmatz reinvent their dance in the instant, and within the labyrinthine lines of Bach’s music played live by violinist Amandine Beyer. Chords strike within their bodies, the counterpoint vibrates and comes to life, bodies begin to whirl.

In her opus of over forty dances, this is the first duet De Keersmaeker has composed for herself to dance with a man. Partita 2 presents a meticulous construction that plays off the whimsical, boyish, and at times titanic improvisatory flights of Charmatz.

Choreography Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker Violin Amandine Beyer Produced by Rosas Dancers Boris Charmatz, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker

$35 (general) $24.50 (member) $15 (student + 25-and-under)75 minutesTickets: FringeArts.com / 215.413.1318FringeArts Theater

Partita 2 has been supported by Musée de la danse – Centre chorégraphique national de Rennes et de Bretagne.

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Part 1: Mid-Career Artist/Suicide Note or &:-/

Tuesday November 10 | 8pmWednesday November 11 | 8pm

The anxiety of being an aging gay choreographer and midcareer stress. What happens next?

Age & Beauty is a suite of queer pieces that addresses the representation of the dancer, the physical and emotional labor of performance, tropes about the aging gay choreographer, the interaction of art making with administration, the idea of queer time and futurity, and mid-life anxieties about relevance, sustainability, and artistic burnout.

Part 1 is a duet for 43-year-old Gutierrez and 24-year-old dancer Mickey Mahar and follows from a packed set of precise unison dances to an irreverent and celebratory corruption of orderliness. Hyper-emotional affect is not only the conceptual and choreographic core of the performance, but also the only hope for continuing in this fucked up world.

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$29 (general) $20.30 (member) $15 (student + 25-and-under)60 minutesTickets: FringeArts.com 215.413.1318 /FringeArts Theater

Age & Beauty Part 1: Mid-Career Artist/Suicide Note or &:-/ was commissioned for the 2014 Whitney Biennial.

Part 2: Asian Beauty @ the Werq Meeting or The Choreographer & Her Muse or &:@&

Friday November 13 | 8pmSaturday November 14 | 8pm

Relationships, money, and flights of fancy and being stuck in a room with people. All are at the center of all art making.

The second Age & Beauty installment features members of the choreographer’s long-term creative team: performer–choreographer Michelle Boulé, arts manager Ben Pryor, and lighting designer Lenore Doxsee. Retrospection and documents, old dances, lost ideas, e-mails, lights, secret recordings, re-arranged for a new look back, memory re-organized into mad dance.

$29 (general) $20.30 (member) $15 (student + 25-and-under) 90 minutesTickets: FringeArts.com / 215.413.1318FringeArts Theater

The presentation of Age & Beauty Parts 1 & 2 was made possible by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project, with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, with additional support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Age & Beauty Part 2: Asian Beauty @ the Werq Meeting or The Choreographer & Her Muse or &:@& is made possible with support from the MAP Fund, a program of Creative Capital supported by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and New England Foundation for the Arts’ National Dance Project with support from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

“The performance is not locked or fixed or out of time. You are watching a person who has history, story, context, future. Time is embedded into the way that person moves, into what they know or have learned. None of us escapes that, whether or not we are dancing bodies.” Miguel Gutierrez, choreographer

“Mr. Gutierrez let them loose. He sang. He sang into a microphone, wearing a dress of tulle, in a kind of defiant karaoke fantasy, but more than that, he made his material sing, transmuting it into emotional expression.” Brian Seibert, The New York Times

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Wednesday November 18 | 8pmThursday November 19 | 8pmFriday November 20 | 8pmSaturday November 21 | 8pm

What does it mean to be American? How do you define home? What is a citizen?

A dance company takes a look at itself and its neighbors for its next creation—informed by the stories of the diverse community along Philadelphia’s famed South 9th Street corridor, where KYL/D’s dance center—CHI Movement Arts Center—is located, and where artistic and executive directors Kun-Yang Lin and Ken Metzner reside. From the intensely personal to the universal experiences of all who call a new place home, in this multilayered, multi-textured performance, Kun Yang Lin and his dancers use their bodies to tell layered and personal stories of immigration and displacement.

Inspired by the community engagement methodologies of Cornerstone Theater Company in Los Angeles, Kun Yang Lin—himself an immigrant from Taiwan—reveals how for many individuals amongst Philadelphia neighborhoods, immigration is at the root of our identities. Original music composed by Cory Neale.

$29 (general) $20.30 (member) $15 (student + 25-and-under) Tickets: FringeArts.com / 215.413.1318FringeArts Theater

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“Known for choreography embracing solemnity and Eastern spirituality, Lin draws dancers who tap into a reverence for humanity while exemplifying excellent modern technique and ensemble dancing.” Merilyn Jackson, The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Ars Nova Workshop is pleased to present Adam Rudolph’s Go: Organic Guitar Orchestra.

Since the 1970s, composer and master hand drummer Adam Rudolph has been pioneering new sounds in jazz and world music for decades. Rudolph explores the musical forms, languages, instrumentation, and cosmologies of Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and the African Diaspora, often through large ensembles. His compositions display unusual relationships that culminate into wildly imaginative and unexpected sonic universes. Yusef Lateef, Sam Rivers, Pharoah Sanders, Don Cherry, Foday Musa Suso and Hassan Hakmoun are a few of his many collaborators, who have informed his broad aesthetic. These extraordinary musicians, composers, and bandleaders comprise a who’s who of contemporary music—from Wilco to Cassandra Wilson to Ornette Coleman. Go: Organic Guitar Orchestra’s debut, Turning Towards the Light (Cuneiform Rune) will be released this fall.

$15 Tickets: FringeArts.com / 215.413.1318FringeArts Theater

Adam Rudolph: conductorRez Abassi: guitarDamon Banks: bass guitarMarco Capelli: acoustic guitar + effectsNels Cline: guitar + effectsLiberty Ellman: guiter + effectsDavid Gilmore: Guitar + effectsJoel Harrison: guitar + bass guitar + lap steelJerome Harris: guitar + national steel guitarMiles Okazaki: guitarKenny Wessel: guitar + banjo

Adam Rudolph’s Go: Organic Guitar OrchestraA co-presentation with Ars Nova Workshop

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Tuesday December 8 | 8pm Wednesday December 9 | 8pm Thursday December 10 | 7pm and 10pm

None (rhymes with moan): The ninth hour after dawn. The end of the day’s labors. Shadows lengthen, baths are drawn. Tools are put away and the people pause, looking back in preparation for the imminent close of day.

Then somebody falls to his knees and declares to the heavens: My vocation is love! At last I have found it! I will be love itself! O luminous lighthouse of love, I know how to reach you. Love has chosen me for its holocaust; me, weak and imperfect creature. I want to suffer through love, to rejoice through love.

Abbot Adam is a cycle of shows that features Jaime Maseda and Mark McCloughan as two sister nuns steeped in Medieval traditions venturing into wildly new performance territory. Since 2007, the Philadelphia-based No Face has created shows that take many forms, from choreography to theater to installation performance. The first, Abbot Adam: Evensong, premiered at FringeArts in March 2015.

$20 (general) $14 (member) $15 (student + 25-and-under)Tickets: FringeArts.com / 215.413.1318FringeArts Theater

The Abbot Adam cycle was developed, in part, with assistance from The Orchard Project, a program of The Exchange (www.exchangenyc.org).

Abbot Adam: NoneNo Face Performance Group

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Monday November 2 | 7pmMonday December 7 | 7pm

Philly’s most talented artists try out new material in this fast-paced sampling of contemporary theater, dance, performance art, and everything in between. Scratch Nights feature short performances by four-to-six artists/companies.

FREE / RSVP suggestedFringeArts Theater

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Late Night at La Peg

Creative, high-energy late night entertainment rocks out the bar and the outdoor Haas Biergarten into the wee hours of the night.

New acts added every week! Check the schedule at FringeArts.com.

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Red 40 & The Last Groovement in residence First Fridays!Get down with the funktastic sounds of Red 40 & The Last Groovement—a little naughty, a little trashy, a lot of sexy.

October 2 | 10:30pmNovember 6 | 10:30pm December 4 | 10:30pm New Year’s Funkin’ Eve December 31 | 10:30pm

Charan Po RantanGet ready for a candy-coated cabaret with sisters Koharu (accordion) and Momo (vocals), the effervescent pop duo known for their original music that incorporate the beats and melodies of pop, klezmer, circus, gypsy music and chanson as well as their covers of retro Japanese popular songs.October 30 | 10:30pm…………………………………….FreeFringeArts stage at La Peg + Haas Biergarten

VEGETABLES

butternut squash soupesplette candied pecans, seared mushrooms

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pho consomméreinterpreted steak and vietnamese noodle soup, oxtail ravioli, traditional garnish

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house mesclun saladsoft and bitter lettuces, tahini, lemon vinaigrette

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trio of vegetablesbeets with orange vinaigrette and yogurt, lentils with vegetable macedoine and mustard vinaigrette, haricots vets with toasted almonds and mustard vinaigrette

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salad lyonnaisefrisee, poached egg, bacon, potatoes, mustard vinaigrette

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APPETIZERS

mussels mariniereblue bay mussels, cream leek cloud, baguette

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seared scallopsbraised endive, orange fumé

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pan roasted striped basswarm autumnal salad, chicken jus

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idaho troutgreen beans, lemon brown butter emulsion

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seasonal vegetablescider-braised butternut squash, black trumpet puree, cranberry chutney, herb puree, wild mushrooms

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macaroni gratintoo fancy to call it mac’n’cheese

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potato rostipotato cake with shallot, fresh tomato sauce, parmesan

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We cater parties from 10 people to 250. Inquire with your server or call 215.375.7744

consuming raw or uncooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish, eggs, or unpasteurized milk may increase your risk of food born illness.

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FISHbeef tartaremustard vinaigrette, scallion, cornichons, lemon, chorizo, egg yolk, grilled bread

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tuna tartaresustainable ahi tuna, soy, walnut oil, pickled ginger, yellow pepper, japanese cucumber, red miso

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steak fritesbutter basted ny strip, pan sauce, grilled zucchini, fries

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choucroute garniesauerkraut, pork shoulder confit, slab bacon, bratwurst, black pudding, potatoes, mustard

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salmonlentils, seasonal vegetables, horseradish cream

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roasted 1/2 chickenlancaster raised, brined, spinach, brown butter mashed potatoes, jus

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SIDESfries 3slow cooked green beans 4spinach with shallots 4brown butter mashed potatoes 4

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oyster triosmoked cream and salmon roe, lemon herb purée, chili oil and lime

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oysters daily selection 3shrimp 2(served with mignonette, cocktail sauce and lemon)

crab salad1.5 oz. crab meat, avocado, mango, cayenne, tarragon mayonaise

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lobster salad1.5 oz. lobster meat, chive, lemon, mayonaise

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MEAT

pork cheek carbonadebeer-braised, onions, spice bread croutons

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lamb shoulderslow braised, bacon and cheese panade, braise reduction

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snails6 burgundy snails, garlic herb butter

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rabbitwhite wine lemon-braised, confit tomatoes, hand made tagliatelle

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foie grastorchon, pickled raisin butter, candied walnuts, frisée, brioche

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pork terrineonion marmalade, pickled carrots, mustard, toast

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SANDWICHESfringe burgerbrioche bun, bacon and caramelized onion marmalade, red wine reduction, pickles,smear of delice de bourgogne, corn shoots…. or your way

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the parisianbaguette, french ham, butter, cornichons

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CHEESEcloth wrapped cheddarcow’s milk, apple compote

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delice de bourgognetriple cream cow, sweet cassis

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boucheronaged goat, orange marmalade

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roquefortsheep’s milk blue, honey

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epoissewashed rind cow’s milk, poached pear

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$30 MENUbutternut squash soup

ortrio of salads

(choose three from the salad menu)

—roasted half chicken and fries

orsalmon with lentils and horseradish

—chocolate cake

or la peg sundae

French-inspired brasserie cuisine, a menu crafted from the highest quality seasonal vegetables and humanely raised meats. Small and big plates for friends and family to share.

Enjoy a large selection of European and American craft beers, and a wine list for every palate and every pairing.

For every show at FringeArts, La Peg features a special that’s a culinary response to the artisty of that show.

Dinner 5pm–10:30pm Monday through Thursday5pm–11:30pm Friday and Saturday5pm–10:00pm Sunday

Brunch11am–2:30pm Saturday and Sunday

Bar open late every night. We are committed to accommodating guests’ food restrictions.

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Enjoy a drink before a show with the city’s best view of the Ben Franklin Bridge. The Haas Biergarten at La Peg features a bar made from a refurbished shipping container, an outdoor kitchen grilling up a special menu, cold drinks in the summer, fire pits in the winter, and its own calendar of special FringeArts programming!

Haas Biergarten

Make Your ContributionLet the world know that you support adventurous art and bold programming!

BY WEB Visit FringeArts.com/Support to make your contribution online

BY PHONE Please contact Devon Burch, Individual Giving Manager at 215-921-6826 or [email protected]

BY MAIL Make check payable to FringeArts and mail to: Attn: Devon Burch FringeArts 140 N. Columbus Boulevard Philadelphia, PA 19106

Coming to FringeArtsWinter 2015

Year-round programming continues into the colder months with provocative artists from around the world.

L’Amicale de Production

Toshiki Okada

Okwui Okpokwasili

…and many more. Visit FringeArts.com to sign up for our mailing list and stay up to date as new artists are added!

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Make Art HappenBecome a Producer!

The Producers Circle is a dedicated group of performing arts enthusiasts who support FringeArts while engaging with the progressive, world-class artists we present.

By becoming a Producer, your contribution supports our innovative year-round programming, the annual Fringe Festival, and helps to expand Philadelphia’s home for contemporary performing arts. Join this exciting group and receive an array of benefits and gain exclusive access to the shows and the art that you make happen! To learn more about joining the Producers Circle please contact Devon Burch, Individual Giving Manager, at 215-921-6826 or [email protected]

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Pictured: Red 40 & The Last GroovementPhoto: Kevin Monko

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