FringeNYC 2014 - Your Personal Guide to The 18th Annual New York International Fringe Festival

Hy on the Fringe: Your Personal Guide to the

2014 New York International Fringe Festival

This Key Info Page Was Most Recently Updated: August 7th 2014

Key FringeNYC 2014 Info

For whatever you might want to know about FringeNYC 2014—plus a bunch of resources you may not have even realized existed—please check out the following:

For the FringeNYC 2014 program guide, please click here.

For the official map & schedule guide to FringeNYC 2014, please click here.

To search for a show based on its title, company, writer, director, choreographer, broad category, showtimes, venue, place of origin, and/or ethnicity, please click here and then use the search feature on the left.

For clickable links to all FringeNYC 2014 shows, ordered alphabetically, please click here.

For a chronological list of FringeNYC 2014 shows, complete with runtimes, in an Excel spreadsheet (great for planning a schedule if you'll be catching multiple shows per day), please click here.
For a concise text-only list of FringeNYC 2014 shows, ordered alphabetically, with only descriptions, running times, venues, and showtimes (great for printing out and taking with you), please click here.

If you're seeking family-friendly shows, you can find productions likely to be enjoyed by kids here and that may be of interest to teens here.

For a guide to FringeCentral at 114 Norfolk Street in the Lower East Side, closest to the Delancey Street stop on the F subway and the Essex Street stop on the J/M/Z subways, please click here.

For information on buying tickets (options range from $18 for single tickets in advance, to $15 each when you commit to buying 10 tickets, to an all-you-can-see pass for $500), please click here.

If you're seeking other discounts, and you're okay with obtaining tickets from the FringeCentral box office at least 24 hours in advance of the show, please note:

If you're 65 or older, you can purchase any ticket available at the box office for $13.

If you have a child under 12 who you want to take to a Fringe Jr. show, bring your child to the box office to pay just $13 for his/her ticket. You can find a list of this year's Fringe Jr. shows by clicking here.

There are three forms of tickets available: small physical slips of paper (similar to MTA MetroCard receipts) purchased via the FringeCentral box office, PDF tickets that you buy online and then print out as entire sheets of paper, and electronic tickets you display on your phone.

Each ticket, regardless of its form, includes a scannable code. If you're using your phone, please be sure to raise the brightness high for the ticket checker to ensure your code can be scanned quickly and easily. If your phone has a crack across its screen, please be aware that you might not be able to get the ticket scanned properly; in this case, opt for a printed ticket instead.

For a guide to the 18 venues playing host to FringeNYC 2014 shows, please click here.

For info on seeing free outdoor FringeNYC 2014 teasers—that is, live previews of FringeNYC 2014 shows, please click here.

To learn more about Fringe Club, which also provides live previews of FringeNYC 2014 shows, but in a late-night setting that makes it easy to casually mingle with FringeNYC artists, please click here.