P.S. # 33: Living on the Fringe

It’s that time of year again! FringeArts is bursting at the seams, jam packed with performances. What are you excited about? What have you seen? What do you recommend?

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Birdsong and Being

Megan Mizanty

It’s okay to stop and watch the world turn.

Five dancers look directly or almost into the camera. They’re slightly turned at different angles in different loose-fitting, comfortable clothes.
Photo by Daniel Sohn
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Do something else!

Xander Cobb

room/in/nation tests our agency amidst family dysfunction/nation dysfunction.

three performers wearing plain white or black tanks/tees are mid gesture as if having a family argument. The performer in the front hunches their shoulders, crosses their arms, and has mouth open, perhaps in the middle of a sentence. Behind them, another performer looks to be yelling and pointing at the third performer, a hand on their shoulder, who has eyes closed, a soft smile, and holds their fingertips to the center of their chest.
Photo by Zeze Schorsch