The members of Poor Richard’s Players capture a fourth consecutive “Best of the Fringe” award with “Never Tie Your Shoelaces in Paris: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes,” which will be re-staged Friday and Saturday at Las Vegas Little Theatre as part of a fringe festival encore. (Courtesy.)
The members of Poor Richard’s Players capture a fourth consecutive “Best of the Fringe” award with “Never Tie Your Shoelaces in Paris: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes,” which will be re-staged Friday and Saturday at Las Vegas Little Theatre as part of a fringe festival encore. (Courtesy.)
The members of Poor Richard’s Players capture a fourth consecutive “Best of the Fringe” award with “Never Tie Your Shoelaces in Paris: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes,” which will be re-staged Friday and Saturday at Las Vegas Little Theatre as part of a fringe festival encore. (Courtesy.)
The members of Poor Richard’s Players capture a fourth consecutive “Best of the Fringe” award with “Never Tie Your Shoelaces in Paris: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes,” which will be re-staged Friday and Saturday at Las Vegas Little Theatre as part of a fringe festival encore. (Courtesy.)
And then there were two.
Two winners of the 2015 Vegas Fringe Festival, to be restaged Friday and Saturday at Las Vegas Little Theatre, which hosted the sixth annual festival earlier this month.
Returning for Fringe encore: Endless Productions’ “Bard Fiction” and “Never Tie Your Shoe Laces in Paris: 30 Plays in 60 Minutes” from Poor Richard’s Players.
“Bard Fiction” (by Ben Tallen, Aaron Greer, Brian Watson Jones and Pulp Bard Wiki) zaps Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction” back to Shakespeare’s day, following the adventures of enigmatic hit men Julius and Vincenzo.
And in “Never Tie Your Shoelaces in Paris,” the members 0f Poor Richard’s Players — who capture their fourth consecutive “Best of the Fringe” award — perform 30 autobiographical plays, with audience members choosing the order of performance.
Both winning productions will encore at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in Las Vegas Little Theatre’s Black Box space; for tickets ($15 for both plays), call 702-362-7996 or click on www.LVLT.org.
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