The fourth festival saw 50,000 attendees.
The festival expanded to 6 venues.
Downtown merchants offered discounts to customers with Fringe buttons for the first time.
Fringe provided change in $2 bills to show the economic impact of the festival.
Local playwright, Michael Wanzie, premiered his play In Close Quarters.
Fringe ran concurrently with the Orlando Shakespeare Festival and the Orlando Sentinel Book Fair.
It rained nearly every day of the festival.
Orlando Fringe is committed and strives to be a respectful, safer environment free from harassment, violence, discrimination, bullying, and abuse. All community members should be treated with respect and dignity. We provide opportunities for everyone to contribute and participate in all events and activities whenever possible. We will not tolerate participation in activities or behaviors that discriminate on the grounds of race, gender, age, marital status, religious beliefs, citizenship, mental and physical abilities, or sexual orientation.
