Minnesota Fringe for Kids | August 5-15, 2010 | Minneapolis + St. Paul

Tickets

One ticket: $5

5 show card: $25

New for 2010! To simplify the box office for busy parents, we’re offering a kids’ five-show card. For $25, you’ll have five tickets at the ready. Use it for one big afternoon with one kid or a big hour with a group!

Kids’ tickets are for children 12 and under. Kids under 5 years old are admitted only to kid-specific shows in the festival.

Admission buttons

Kids don’t need a festival admission button, but parents do! Buttons are $4 and are available at every box office.

Info for parents

Lots of options

With nine shows specifically by, for and about kids in Minnesota Fringe 2010, we’re proud of our offerings for the littlest Fringers.

All shows are just 60 minutes or less and we’ve taken care to group kids’ shows close together—both on the schedule and on the map.

Tools to find the right shows

Always check the description and warnings to determine whether a show is right for your kids. Once the festival starts, audiences write show reviews—they’re a fantastic way of researching a show’s content.

Minimum ages: Minimum-age recommendations are published here and on our website. Unless otherwise noted, Fringe shows are recommended for people 16 and up. These recommendations are made by individual producers and are not vetted by Fringe.

Warnings and genres: If a show has adult language, violence, nudity or other not-so-kid-friendly content, it’s marked here, on the website and at the box office before the show.



	Tickets One ticket: $5 5 show card: $25 New for 2010! To simplify the box office for busy parents, we’re offering a kids’ five-show card. For $25, you’ll have five tickets at the ready. Use it for one big afternoon with one kid or a big hour with a group! Kids’ tickets are for children 12 and under. Kids under 5 years old are admitted only to kid-specific shows in the festival. Admission buttons Kids don’t need a festival admission button, but parents do! Buttons are $4 and are available at every box office. Info for parents Lots of options With nine shows specifically by, for and about kids in Minnesota Fringe 2010, we’re proud of our offerings for the littlest Fringers. All shows are just 60 minutes or less and we’ve taken care to group kids’ shows close together—both on the schedule and on the map. Tools to find the right shows Always check the description and warnings to determine whether a show is right for your kids. Once the festival starts, audiences write show reviews—they’re a fantastic way of researching a show’s content. Minimum ages: Minimum-age recommendations are published here and on our website. Unless otherwise noted, Fringe shows are recommended for people 16 and up. These recommendations are made by individual producers and are not vetted by Fringe. Warnings and genres: If a show has adult language, violence, nudity or other not-so-kid-friendly content, it’s marked here, on the website and at the box office before the show.