Friday night's ESL Rochester Fringe Festival featured an improvised horror comedy and a one-man vaudeville act.
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Audiences turned mannequins and comedic stories of public excretion were among the experiences at Rochester Fringe this week. Read more about what's on tap at Rochester Fringe in its final days.
At Sunday’s Tea Party at the End of the World, creator and performer Jessica Creane introduced the 28-person audience in the Garden Studio to a pu-erh leaf tea aged 70 years. She described it as a tea that, as soon as it seems to be losing its flavor, surprises you.…
Rochester Overture caught two unconventional sonic collaborations at Sunday's Rochester Fringe Festival, featuring local musicians.
From comedian heckling to a musical revue about baseball to Broadway songs that got the axe before making it to the stage, the ESL Rochester Fringe Festival had plenty to offer. Rochester Overture writers caught several shows on Friday and Saturday, some of which you can still see later today.