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.
The "Young Man Dressed as a Gorilla Dressed as an Old Man..." was an absorbing and amusing sociological experiment that proved that, in the end, we are more kind than cruel. Read more about the "most Dada entry" at this year's Rochester Fringe.
Sophocles’s drama “Antigone” is one of the great tragedies, time-tested, reworked, and revisited numerous times is its 2,500-year history. This edition, by Needs More Work Productions, offers the audience a chance to change the fate of Antigone, even if the actress playing her doesn’t want it. It repeats through Sunday at Rochester Fringe.
The ESL Rochester Fringe Festival announced the lineup for its 15th season at the George Eastman Museum’s Dryden Theatre on Tuesday, June 14. Taking place over 12 days, from September 15-26, the festival transforms downtown Rochester into a haven for artistic performances that sit outside of the mainstream. Based on…