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Fringe Tackles Identity
From sexuality to race to disabilities to religion, we’re all just trying to find our place in the world, and these wonderful performers use their Fringe shows to help make a little more sense out of it all.
The Gospel of Sherilyn Fenn:Brad Lawrence tells stories in an effortless, humorous, and insightful manner. Having grown up in a strongly Christian household, he battles using his faith to…
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Fringe Review: The Gospel of Sherilyn Fenn
Fringe Review: The Gospel of Sherilyn Fenn
The true story of how storyteller Brad Lawrence survived a religious upbringing in the Reagan Eighties through the miracle of late night cable.
A plethora of solo story-tellers has found its way into my Fringe schedule, and I’m thoroughly enjoying it. Cue The Gospel of Sherilyn Fenn by Brad Lawrence.
From the moment he takes the stage, Brad is immediately likeable and I found myself readily…
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Oh gosh guys! It is the A FUNNY THING RELAUNCH!!!
I am obviously still learning how to produce a podcast, but the stories are too wonderful not to share with the world!
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"LinkedIn makes me want to punch people in the throat"
Listen to Performers: Brad Lawrence, Cyndi Freeman, Kat Mandu and Sara Peters describe how storytelling and burlesque can be extremely exciting and a bit frightening, because everything is coming off. Also on this episode, we take time out to speak to Horse Trade’s Managing Director, Erez Ziv. Featuring music from the Hip-Hop Group People With Teeth. Enjoy!
And I realized that's the essence of love. That's real love - being allowed to make mistakes. Anything else is just a crush.
Brad Lawrence
I have this song stuck in my head, and I'm kind of singing it unconsciously. I'm singing, "Let me sleep on it... baby, baby let me sleep on it... let me sleep on it, I'll give you an answer in the morning" when I hear this voice from the top of the stairs reply "I GOTTA KNOW RIGHT NOW! WILL YOU LOVE ME? WILL YOU LOVE ME FOREVER?"
And this is how I become friends with Carrie. Because Carrie and I proceed to do the entire duet, working our way up the stairs towards one another until we meet in the middle for the big crescendo - "IT WAS COLD AND LONELY ON THE DEEP DARK NIGHT!"
- Brad Lawrence