The daily “Cirque du Fringe” show brings an abundance of silliness and acrobatic skill to the Spiegeltent audience at the Rochester Fringe.
Matt Morgan
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KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival and Cure team up for ‘Shotspeare’ on New Year’s Eve
New York state’s COVID-19 regulations have been difficult to navigate for bars and restaurants, but Cure has a solution for New Year’s Eve.
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Rochester Fringe Festival, Day 10: Cirque du Fringe, ‘Shotspeare,’ ‘Zoom Your Own Adventure,’ and more
Matt and Heidi Morgan present new versions of “Cirque du Fringe” and “Shotspeare”; the audience gets involved in “Zoom Your Own Adventure!”
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Rochester Fringe Festival, Day 5: FringeTalk Recap and ‘A Night at the Cabaret’
The first weekend of the KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival brings a recap of two FringeTalks, plus a review of “A Night at the Cabaret.”
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Rochester Fringe Festival, Day 4: ‘Cirque du Fringe,’ ‘Milkdrunk,’ ‘The Nightmare,’ and ‘A Spy in the House of Men’
“Cirque du Fringe” carries on, “Milkdrunk” comedically details new motherhood, Penny Sterling reprises “A Spy in the House of Men,” and more.
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Four FringeTalk shows load up with comedians, social issues
Rochester Fringe Festival’s panel discussions, called “FringeTalks,” includes such notable comedians as Maria Bamford and Tim Meadows.
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Rochester Fringe announces 2018 lineup
The 7th annual Rochester Fringe is now expanding to 11 days and will include more than 500 performances at venues in and around downtown Rochester. Fringe 2018 takes place Wednesday, September 12, through Saturday, September 22.
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Frank reviews Cirque Du Fringe: ‘Eclectic Attraction’ and Pinch and Squeal
Cirque Du Fringe: “Eclectic Attraction” was a physical treat of muscular and balance-oriented feats performed in the confines of the Spiegeltent. The hosts, Matt Morgan and Heidi Brucker Morgan — who have staged Spiegeltent shows at the Rochester Fringe before — were the through-line for essentially a circus masquerading as a dream by their infant […]
