InFluxdance had come up from the US in 2006 wearing tutus and charmed the hell out of us. They were blown away by The 13th Hour, and insisted on being the Decorating Committee for Fringe Prom. They brought a ton of energy, enthusiasm, and not a little Bombay Sapphire Gin. They volunteered their asses off. It just wasn't a good day without them walking in with a hearty (but increasingly hoarse) "inFlux in the house!" As a result, they won the 2006 Spirit of the Fringe award. Their show that year was pretty good, too.    Found & Lost was a multidisciplinary performance with live ASL signing. Based primarily in dance, F&L used to-do lists, new year's resolutions, lost and found items, and, most spectacularly, a deluge of mystery keys. Rose and Alysia's work didn't have the technically proficiency or detail that other dance companies had, but with inFlux, technique wasn't the point. They had intention, intelligence, and a mission of openness and boundary-crossing that fit perfectly with the spirit of the Fringe. Five tutus out of five.