The 2017 KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival runs Thursday, September 14, through Saturday, September 23, and CITY Newspaper will be out EVERY NIGHT of the festival covering multiple shows. Check in first thing each morning for photos and reviews of the previous night’s entertainment, listed below by date.
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Check out CITY’s preview guide for ticket and venue information, headliner bios, and critics’ picks to help you plan your 2017 Rochester Fringe
Extras
•‘Labyrinth’ gives climate change a multi-sensory interpretation
• Becca talks Farm to Fringe offerings
Saturday, September 23
• Fringe Street Beat gives dancers a platform
• Becca reviews ‘Out of Sync’ and ‘Antigone’
Friday, September 22
• Scott recaps John Mulaney at Kodak Hall
• Becca reviews ‘The Tell-Tale Heart,’ ‘Childhood/The Lottery,’ and ‘Anatomy of a Black Man’
• Kathy reviews ‘Really Rosie’ and ‘Merged V’
Thursday, September 21
• Frank reviews Loop Painting and Matt Griffo
• Becca reviews ‘Nevermore! In Motion’ and ‘Memento Anima’
Wednesday, September 20
• Adam reviews ‘Spy in the House of Men’ and ‘The Bicycle Men’
• Kathy reviews Murder Mystery at the Central Library and ‘Bushwhacked’
Tuesday, September 19
• Becca reviews ‘Within the Quota’ and ‘You’re Being Watched’
• Katie reviews ‘Rosalba’s Dream Me Pumps’ and ‘Mo-to-the-oncle’
Monday, September 18
• Kathy reviews ’13 the Musical’ and the 24-Hour Plays
• Adam reviews the St. John Fisher Student Film Festival and ‘Twelve Dollar$’
Sunday, September 17
• Adam reviews ‘The Seal Maiden’ and ‘The Topher Holt Experience’
Saturday, September 16
• Katie reviews ‘Heathers,’ ‘Come As You Are,’ and PUSH
• Becca reviews ‘Big Knockers,’ ‘The Lanthan Mire,’ ‘The Space Between,’ and ‘Creditors’
• Frank reviews ‘Where? I. Come! From…” and Leo Crandall
• Adam reviews ‘Wolf Tails and Stolen Footprints,’ ‘Good Joke/Bad Joke Bingo,’ and ’50 Shades of Gay’
Friday, September 15
• Frank reviews Mental Graffiti, ‘The Black Bird of Death,’ and the Immersive Igloo
• Kathy reviews Garth Fagan Dance and EstroFest
• Adam reviews ‘Complimentary Heckling’ and ‘Carnival of Souls’
Thursday, September 14
• Frank reviews Cirque Du Fringe: ‘Eclectic Attraction’ and Pinch and Squeal
• Becca reviews ‘Elephant Grass,’ ‘On the Verge,’ and ‘There is a Field’
• Katie reviews ‘Wild Horses,’ The Madelein/Maddy Comedy Hour, and Stand Up for Drag
This article appears in Sep 13-19, 2017.
