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Certain art forms lend themselves well to various thematic elements: Rock music is good for both “girl, I really love you” and “girl, why don’t you love me?”; and what is performance art but finding new ways to express, “I was a middle child who didn’t get enough attention”? And fringe theater—like the kind celebrated by the annual FronteraFest, which kicks off its 17th season this week—has its own set of recurring themes. Here are some you’re sure to encounter at least a couple of times during FronteraFest’s five-week run, in both its Short and Long Fringe forms.
The Neurotic Boy Outsider
In the Long Fringe: The character of the Neurotic Boy Outsider—that lonely, sensitive fellow forever in search of a Manic Pixie Dream Girl to bring him out of his troubled shell—is one that comes naturally to the sort of male solo performer naturally drawn to fringe festivals. This year’s Long Fringe brings an appearance by New York’s Kevin Draine as “The Bitter Poet,” whose one-man-show, Looking For Love In All The Wrong Cafés, Strip Clubs, And Black Box Performance Spaces, features the most Neurotic Boy Outsider-like title ever.

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