Our team reviews ‘Black Deaf Male: Who Am I?,’ ‘Thomas Warfield – The Way of Poetry,’ ‘That’s What She Said,’ ‘Emotional Baggage,’ ‘Ranked,’ and ‘Circus of Play.’
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Fringe Day 5: Airborne balls, not Adele, and square-dancing tap
Our team reviews ‘A Nerdy Gay Juggling Show,’ ‘Tig Notaro: Hello, Again,’ ‘(Not So) Late & (Very Much) Live,’ ‘Erin & Ross host Writers in the Round,’ ‘The Everything Rose,’ and more.
Fringe Day 4: Flying pianos, photographic memories, and eye candy
Our team reviews ‘Cirque Inextremiste: EXIT,’ ’21st Century Percussion,’ ’35mm: A Musical Exhibition,’ ‘stARTment,’ and work by Peter Pincus.
Fringe Day 3: A violet queen, superficial pop art, and broken plates
Our team reviews ‘Queen Mary,’ ‘The Comedy Trio Happy Hour,’ ‘6th Dimension Comedy,’ ‘Warhol: Bullet Karma,’ ‘The Painter,’ ‘Songs to Drink Wine To,’ and ‘Infrared Radiation Orchestra.’
‘A Nerdy Gay Juggling Show’ balances comedy and queer culture
Performer Jacob D’Eustachio returns to Rochester Fringe with a solo act.
Fringe Day 2: Confused comedy, one-star reviews, and worst-kept secrets
Our team reviews ‘Bossing,’ ‘Confusion,’ ‘Desperate to Be Seen, Horrified of Being Known: a Ghost Story,’ and ‘Unleashed! Improv’.
Tig Notaro’s pain, for our amusement
Jeff Spevak interviews the comedian, who will perform one night only at Rochester Fringe Festival on Saturday, Sept. 16.
Fringe Day 1: Under the big tent, tree faces, and a trip to Wonderland
Our team reviews ‘Craig Walsh, Monuments,’ ‘Circolombia: Corazon,’ ‘Alice By Heart,’ and ‘Dances at MuCCC’.
Provocative theater troupe The Velvet Noose returns to Rochester Fringe with ‘The Everything Rose’
The sometimes-inscrutable performances aim to be “theater you can feel.”
Meet the giant faces projected on East Avenue trees
Three unsung local heroes are on display through September 23 as part of Rochester Fringe Festival’s ‘Craig Walsh, Monuments.’
6th Dimension Comedy embraces insanity at Rochester Fringe
If most stand-up comedians aren’t weird enough for you, Andrew Steiner and Matthew Silver are at your service.
Rochester Fringe Festival returns with ethereal trees and a flying piano
The 12th annual iteration of the multidisciplinary arts fest may be its biggest yet.






