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
Filled with raunchy and relatable giggles, the audience is taken on a wild ride through the formative experiences of Bennett’s life from his early years
This is a strong show, well structured. It is made even better by the incredible talents of Dylan Shelton and Ellyn Broderick. They know timing,
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With a subtitle like “A Hopeful Tale of Heroin, Hooking, and Happiness”, the audience knows right off the bat this offering will be quite the
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One of my top shows so far is “Who’s Afraid of Winnie the Pooh”–a brilliant and clever mashup of the silly old bear and Piglet
Cincy Fringe Festival is ultimately a celebration of new and exciting theatrical works where you’ll experience a roller coaster of cathartic emotions. The artists and
“The Garbologists” is a noteworthy production with grittiness and heart. Audiences can expect a rousing comedy that tugs on the soul. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and yes, you’ll see LOTS of trash. I recommend this for theatre goers who are looking for new theatrical works that offer unique perspectives.
Scenic designer Brian Mehring’s creation of a moving garbage truck on stage is a true highlight, eliciting audible gasps and delighted murmurs from the audience.
It can be a daunting task to cast a show with seven very different characters who interact and must be a cohesive ensemble. Fortunately, Falcon Theatre succeeds. While there are stand-out moments from each actor (Sherry McCamley, Anna Hazard, Clair LaNicca, Bryanna Bentley, and Brandi La’Sherrill).
