For a brief time during the 2023 Fringe Festival, guests are invited to join a band of currency-crazed visual and performing artists as they occupy The Manufacturers’ National Bank in Old City. To enter this den, cave and sewer of a show go to fringearts.com to get a ticket for Sunday September 24th at 7pm, Thursday the 28th at 9pm, Friday the 29th at 7pm and 9pm.
To gain access the mail slot opens and you must present your valuables. FOR SALE
Tommy Mccall sees if he can get a bank loan. Anisha Ali is happy about the process of commerce. FOR SALE
To the side, Alison Mustokoff greets Larry Spector, to see her work on the shelves. FOR SALE
Maddie Hopfield dances above in paper from a shredder. FOR SALE
In the back of the bank you can trade your valuables for other valuables. Jay and Dre Poll refuse to leave Tim Shu’s table without a deal. FOR SALE
Participants gather at tables to make their sculptures to the glory of capital. Julie Miller works to tape their creation with Lenny. Laura Schmidt passes by with great customer service. FOR SALE
Lillian Ransijn performs a burlesque dance as a Danish Dollar Dame. FOR SALE
Darren Rabinowitz works on their large sculpture. FOR SALE
From the stairwell, Chloe Marie does an exuberant money dance. FOR SALE
The security alarm goes off, so Cesar Viveros in an elaborate headdress, opens the safe so Azaria Sifontis can check the deposits. FOR SALE
The alarm was about the bank robber, Casie Girvin, as she makes off with a big bag of cash. FOR SALE
The sculptures are all collected and placed by the vault to slowly accrue value under the watchful eye of Meg Saligman. FOR SALE
