The 2009 Fringe Ballot Results
The results of the 2009 Fringe Ballot, as voted by patrons of the festival, were announced at tonight’s Fringe Fried awards ceremony. In order of presentation, they are:
- Best Film-on-the-Fringe: Jackpot!
- Best VisualFringe Artist: Jerry Vrabec
- Spirit of the Fringe: Fully Insured, for The NO Show
- Most Daring Production: So Many Boo-Boos, written and performed by Dan Ebbs
- Funniest Production: Spilt Milk in, “We Aim To Please!”
- Best Solo Performance: Lydia Zadel, See Bob Run
- Best Performance: Fred Blanco, The Stories of César Chávez
- Best Original Production: Wanderlust, written and performed by Martin Dockery
- Best Production: Never Swim Alone, Passionfool Theatre
- Producer’s Pick, chosen by Executive Producer Kathy Navackas: Passionfool Theatre
Congratulations to all of the award winners, and thanks to every single performer, artist, producer, director, stage manager, tech, trouper, staff member, board member, and patron who made this an excellent Fringe festival.
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