2015
August
The 19th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
190 Shows 17 Venues August 14th – 30th, 2015
2014
August
The 18th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
200 Shows 17 Venues August 8th – 24th, 2014
2013
August
The 17th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
186 Shows 18 Venues August 9th – 25th, 2013
2012
August
The 16th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
188 Shows 19 Venues August 10th – 26th, 2012
2011
August
The 15th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
189 Shows 18 Venues August 12th – 28th, 2011
2010
August
The 14th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
197 Shows 18 Venues August 13th – 29th, 2010
2009
August
The 13th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
201 Shows 18 Venues August 14th – 30th, 2009
July
FringeNYC Featured in VOGUE Magazine
2008
August
The 12th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
204 Shows 19 Venues August 8th – 24th, 2008
2007
November
FringeNYC receives The Mayor’s Award for Arts & Culture
August
The 11th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
186 Shows 19 Venues August 10th – 26th, 2007
2006
August
The 10th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
211 Shows 19 Venues August 11th – 27th, 2006
May
FringeNYC is named among New York Magazine’s “Influentials”
2005
August
The 9th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
180 Shows 19 Venues August 12th – 28th, 2005
April
The Pool (an artists’ workshop for the creation and presentation of new plays) is established.
2004
August
The 8th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
190 Shows 20 Venues August 13th – 29th, 2004
2003
Sept 2003 – Oct 2004
Writer: Leslie Bramm
Director: Scott R.C. Levy
Staged reading SITI Company
Workshop, and workshop performances Lucille Lortel Theater
Full Production Samuel Beckett Theater
August
The 7th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
200 Shows 20 Venues August 8th – 24th, 2003
2002
Sept 2002 – Mar 2003
WORD TO NO ONE
Writer and director: Julia Barclay
Retreat / Workshop in Massachusettes Earthdance Ctr.
Extended Workshop
London PerfWorkshop Camden People’s Theatre
London Performances Etcetera Theatre
New York Performances SITI Company
New York Performances Greenwich Street Theatre
Aug 2002
The 6th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
180 Shows 20 Venues August 9th – 25th, 2002
2001
Sept 2001 – May 2002
RESPONSE: Stories About What Happened
Sept 17 2001
RESPONSE: Stories About What Happened
Sept 11 2001
Aug 26 2001
At the closing night part of The New York International Fringe Festival, Artistic Director John Clancy announces his resignation as Artistic Director of the company, effective September 7th. Elena K. Holy is named Producing Artistic Director, and her co-founders John Clancy and Nancy Walsh go on to form Clancy Productions an international touring, presenting and production company specializing in new American theater
Aug 2001
The 5th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
171 Shows 17 Venues August 10th – 26th, 2001
May 2001
Scrape / Petty Theft
2000
Dec 2000
Sex and Little Sandwiches
Oct 2000
Camp Holocaust
Writers: Adam Melnick & Josh Tarjan
Director: Josh Tarjan
Aug 2000
The 4th Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
172 Shows 20 Venues August 16th – 27th, 2000
May 2000
A Place Like This
Writer and director: C.J. Hopkins
Present Co Theatorium
Mar 2000
Notice of Default and Opportunity to Cure
Writer and director: John Clancy
Present Co Theatorium
1999
Nov 1999
Gorky’s Wife
Writer: Elena Penga
Director: Julia Barclay
Present Co Theatorium
Oct 1999
Writer: Brian Parks
Director: John Clancy
Present Co Theatorium
Aug 1999
The 3rd Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
142 Shows 19 Venues August 18th – 29th, 1999
June 1999
Writer and director: Patti Litzen
Present Co Theatorium
April 1999
The Paper Man
Writer and director: John Clancy
Present Co Theatorium
Mar 1999
Nothing But the Truth
Writers: John Clancy & Dave Calvitto
Director: Richard Bach
Present Co Theatorium
Jan 1999
Horse Country
Writer: C.J. Hopkins
Director: John Clancy
Present Co Theatorium
1998
Dec 1998
Brandon Teena
Writer and director: Leigh Silverman
Present Co Theatorium
Nov 1998
Americana Absurdum
Writer: Brian Parks
Director: John Clancy
Present Co Theatorium
Aug 1998
The 2nd Annual FringeNYC (The New York International Fringe Festival)
138 Shows 17 Venues August 19th – 30th, 1998
June 1998
Marriage and Other Mysteries
Writer and director: Various Artists
Present Company
April 1998
Monster Dog IV (Style Wars)
Writer and Director: Various Artists
The Present Company
Feb 1998
Texas Radio
Writer: CJ Hopkins
Director: John Clancy
The Present Company
1997
Aug 1997
The First Annual New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC)
175 Shows 21 Venues August 13th – 24th, 1997
April 1997
Offending the Audience
Writer: Don Nigro
Director: John Clancy
The Present Company
1996
July
Monster Dog II
Writer and director: Various Artists
The Present Company
Monster Dog III
Writer and Director: Various Artists
The Present Company
Oct 1996
Wolverine Dream
Writer: Brian Parks
Director: John Clancy
Nada
Monster Dog
Writer and director: Various Artists
The Present Company
Sept 1996
TRAPPED
Writer and Director: Curtiss I’ Cook.
The Present Company
June 1996
THE PAPER MAN
Writer and director: John Clancy.
The Present Company
Feb 1996
NIGROMANTIA: Words for the Theatre
Writer: Don Nigro.
Director: John Clancy
The Present Company
1995
September
VOMIT AND ROSES
Writer: Brian Parks.
Director: John Clancy
Nada
April
THE EGG GAME
Writer: Sheila Head
Director: John Clancy
Theatre 603
January
VOMIT AND ROSES
Writer: Brian Parks.
Director: John Clancy
Nada
The Present Company moved into and began renovating a 2500 sq. ft loft on 45th Street
1994
August
VOMIT AND ROSES (Reading)
Writer: Brian Parks.
Director: John Clancy
April
John Clancy, Nancy Walsh, Elena K. Holy combined efforts under the name The Present Theatre Company, Inc. and began the process of changing the name from Wahoo Theatre Company; received 501.c.3 with new name.
February
John Clancy, Nancy Walsh, Elena K. Holy co-produced SECRET AGENT MAN at The Beckett
1993
In September of 1993, John Clancy and Nancy Walsh produced The Emperor’s Shorts, a series of one acts at Alice’s Fourth Floor. After an introduction to Elena K. Holy, Managing Director of Wahoo Theatre Company, a not-for-profit theatre company with a two year production history, they realized their goals were similar and united to co-produce John Clancy’s Secret Agent Man at The Beckett. This co-production was so successful they decided to merge the two companies under the name The Present Company.
September
John Clancy and Nancy Walsh produced THE EMPEROR’S SHORTS at Alice’s 4th Floor
July
John Clancy and Nancy Walsh produced a series of one-acts on Ludlow St.
1992
November
Wahoo received its 501.c.3 not-for-profit status.
Wahoo developed its LAB series at Loft on Bowery / Delancey
June
Wahoo produced NO RIDERS at the Nat’l Shakespeare Conservatory
1991
October
Wahoo became incorporated in New York
Wahoo produced PICNIC BASKETS at the William Redfield
July 1
Wahoo Theatre Company held a kick-off benefit to announce the creation of a new theatre company.