Mr. Fry on KPFK with LA Time’s Howard Blume

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“Award-winning theatrical Los Angeles teacher, Jack Fry teaches his audience a lesson or two about finding a purpose in life in his one-man show.” THE CHICAGO UNION TEACHER Sept/Oct 2012 Vol 75 No. 9 pg 33 CLICK HERE FOR FULL INTERVIEW “Haunting and unforgettable...” VENICE MAGAZINE July/Aug 2010 page 42 CLICK HERE FOR FULL INTERVIEW “Mister Fry” -- A love letter to teachers AFT NATIONAL MAGAZINE December 2009/January 2010 page 20 CLICK HERE FOR FULL INTERVIEW Dining With Strangers “I enjoyed watching his solo performance and thoroughly enjoyed They Call Me Mister Fry.” CLICK HERE FOR FULL INTERVIEW Indiana Insider Blog “Mister Fry serves as a commentary on many issues.” CLICK HERE FOR FULL INTERVIEW IndyStar.com “It’s meant for general audiences with universal appeal.” CLICK HERE FOR FULL INTERVIEW LA Stage Alliance Mr. Fry, THEY CALL ME MISTER FRY CLICK HERE FOR FULL INTERVIEW UFT United Federation of Teachers, New York Mr Fry Teaches A Lesson CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL INTERVIEW NewYorkTheater.com Interview Text CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL INTERVIEW Argonaut Perspectives From Inside The Classroom CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL INTERVIEW CTU_Article.htmlCTU_Article.htmlVenice_Mag.htmlVenice_Mag.htmlAFT_National_Magazine.htmlAFT_National_Magazine.htmlhttp://www.diningwithstrangers.com/?page_id=426http://www.in.gov/visitindiana/blog/index.php/2009/09/29/they-call-me-mister-fry-stops-in-indianapolis-before-off-broadway-showing/http://blogs.indystar.com/upstage/2009/09/mr_frys_opus.html#comments?GID=Jc5eLVmZiArzT8mu5ZEEyFxCF4bCTFH/zwDOzYbeJ6w%3DLA_Stage_Alliance.htmlUFT_NY.htmlUFT_NY.htmlINT_NYTheater.htmlINT_NYTheater.htmlArgonaut.htmlArgonaut.htmlshapeimage_3_link_0shapeimage_3_link_1shapeimage_3_link_2shapeimage_3_link_3shapeimage_3_link_4shapeimage_3_link_5shapeimage_3_link_6shapeimage_3_link_7shapeimage_3_link_8shapeimage_3_link_9shapeimage_3_link_10shapeimage_3_link_11shapeimage_3_link_12shapeimage_3_link_13shapeimage_3_link_14shapeimage_3_link_15

”Meet Jack Fry. His job as a first-year teacher entering a 5th grade classroom in a low-income Los Angeles neighborhood ruined his relationship and he worried that he was ruining his share of students as well. Then things got really interesting. He created a one-man show to tell the funny, frustrating, frequently sad and oddly inspiring story.”


LA Time’s Howard Blume