
CHASE’S FRINGE REVIEWS: Part 4
As Cincinnati Fringe Festival 2026 winds down I wanted to take a moment and thank all of the artists, techs, festival staff and volunteers for

As Cincinnati Fringe Festival 2026 winds down I wanted to take a moment and thank all of the artists, techs, festival staff and volunteers for

All have been sell outs this year, to date, as the Fringe community enthusiastically wants all performers to succeed.

By Katrina “Kat” Reynolds It has been quite a time at Fringe this year and I do find myself wishing I could have seen more.

By Chase Johnson These shows are in one way or another about Outcasts, Found Family, and the communities that we build. To me that embodies

By Alan Jozwiak Here are the shows that are part of my Fringe weekend: Locusta’s School for Assassins Samantha Joy Weil is back from her

Two great dance shows! and more!

It is clear to why this show has won several awards in addition to earning glowing reviews via word of mouth in Cincinnati.

Champagne Dreams is an alcohol-fueled fantasy of a 1980s timeshare salesperson trapped in the middle of winter. Highly recommended.

Equal parts charm, mischief, and imagination, this crowd-pleaser earns its place on your calendar this October.

an over-the-top comedic take on Bram Stoker’s classic vampire story

The throwback musical Once Upon a Mattress frolics onto the stage at the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts.