Alan’s Cincy Fringe ’24 Reflections
“t has been an honor to serve as a theatre reviewer for the Cincinnati Fringe 2024” — Alan Jozwiak
July 8, 2024
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“t has been an honor to serve as a theatre reviewer for the Cincinnati Fringe 2024” — Alan Jozwiak
Cincy Fringe 2024 wrap up from Christy with reviews of Waiting For Laura, trueFRINGE, The Last Witch in Ireland, and winners announcements.
Christy’s reviews for Songs Without Words, Eleanor’s Story, Singing Into The Dark, As If You Will Remember, & Le Spectacle De Merde at Cincy Fringe
Cincy Fringe 2024 is amazing. So many full houses. Powerful storytelling. Important and soulful stories, fun laugh-out-loud shows, and many in-between or both. Here are
I got to see Esther Made Me Do It, A Migration of Crones, and seaMan during the week and am excited to head into the
Cancel This Musical is “an absurdist romp regarding politics, social media, declining individualism, and the urgency with which we need to feel seen”. With biting
I’m not exaggerating when I say that Paek will have you laughing to tears.
For those who are unfamiliar with Fringe style theatre, it’s an art form that pushes the boundaries of what theatre can be.
This is an excellent and faithful production with good singing, acting, dancing and a lot of humor.
Perhaps the most-loved number of the production, is the song “Beauty and The Beast.” Annie Schneider who portrays Mrs. Potts has effortless vocals which lulls audiences to silence as they are completely entranced by this number.
ETC’s Alice in Wonderland is more than just a holiday show – it’s a celebration of imagination, community, and great storytelling, for children of all ages.
