An Evening with Fringe

Tuesday, May 17, 2011
6:30 pm ET
New York

In Person

Anna Torv, “Olivia Dunham”
John Noble, “Dr. Walter Bishop”
Moderator: Damian Holbrook, Senior Writer, TV Guide Magazine

   

Fox’s Fringe, recently renewed for a fourth season, just gets better with age. After starting out as an X-Files-derivative series about an FBI division specifically charged with investigating paranormal mysteries, Fringe (created by J.J. Abrams, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci) has evolved into a uniquely sublime blend of mind-bending story lines (parallel universes, doppelgangers, a guru who operates out of a bowling alley, etc.); inventive, ambitious artistry (including, most recently, the integration of chunks of animation into an episode—fitting for a series so decisively influenced by comic books); and powerful character drama that, as the A.V. Club has pointed out, infuses the series with “unexpected soulfulness.” The cast, led by Anna Torv, Joshua Jackson, and John Noble, is masterful. Join Torv and Noble for a screening of the episode, "Entrada," followed by a Q&A.

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  • Why do they say that "tickets will go on sale to the public" if they are not actually going to set aside tickets for the public?  Their site is very poorly worded!  Instead they should add some type of verbiage stating that tickets will be made available to the public ONLY if there are tickets left after the members sale!  Then at least you would know in advance IF you should go ahead and make the $70 membership investment.

    I was trying to follow the rules and wait for the public sale like everyone else but it seems their ticket website is BS because you can buy the closed circuit tickets without actually being a member even though those are also labeled as "member" tickets.  All they ask on the billing page is to include your membership number if available.  So that means I could have cheated the system just like everyone else probably did and buy a real ticket although I'm not a member.  Awful.


    nicnyc, May 11, 2011 at 11:34 am

  • i'm not a member and it just let me buy closed curcuit tickets..


    deniseg, May 11, 2011 at 11:07 am

  • I think "closed circuit" is for members only, where you're not in the auditorium but instead in a room watching the stage on live closed circuit TV.


    xevious, May 11, 2011 at 10:59 am

  • what do closed curcuit tickets mean??


    deniseg, May 11, 2011 at 10:53 am

  • I'm so upset to see that only closed-circuit tickets are available for this. Will ANY inside tickets be made available? Is anyone willing to sell their inside the room ticket for this event? I'll pay for your ticket, so that I can be inside with them!


    thedoreenster, May 10, 2011 at 10:46 pm

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