The Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival will present its 31st festival May 17-30, 2022, in Orlando’s Loch Haven Park and nearby venues.
After two years of smaller or online-only festivals, Orlando Fringe is returning with a full roster of acts, with artists coming from 20 states and five countries. There are also some new venues, amenities, and more.
Here are the basics you need to know about this year’s event:
Orlando Fringe wrapped up its 2021 festival on Monday, and announced this year’s award winners during the closing festival. It also released details on the new DigiFringe virtual companion festival, which runs June 4-18, 2021.
Orlando Fringe, producers of the nation’s longest-running, independent Fringe theatre festival, have announced details for this year’s Kids Fringe.
Orlando Fringe is shaking things up a bit and have announced this year there will be some Party Pods available in these socially distant times at the festival.
What are Party Pods you ask? They are ten-foot by ten-foot tents and each comes with a table, four chairs, a personal cooler with ice, a souvenir Fringe beer pitcher, and four cans of your beverage choice, plus they are equipped with lights, so the party doesn’t stop when the sun goes down. Each Party Pod will also have its own personal cocktail server so patrons won’t have to get up to walk to the bar.
Orlando Fringe, producers of the nation’s longest-running independent Fringe theatre festival, have announced 26Health as the Title Sponsor of their brand new Accessibility and Inclusion Program.
The 30th Annual Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival runs May 18-31, 2021, and to wet your whistle for it, Orlando Fringe is holding its annual Local Teaser show on April 19.
This year, the 30th Annual Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival will limit capacities at its venues due to social-distancing guidelines, and it wants your cutout to help fill seats.
Cutouts are 2’6″ x 1′ 6″ and will be placed in the (otherwise empty) seats in each Fringe venue.
Orlando Fringe is kicking off 2021 with a Winter Mini-Fest from January 7-10. It’s a curated festival featuring the best of past festivals, new works by fan favorites, and new artists scouted from the international Fringe circuit.
As we reported a few weeks ago, The 2020 Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival has been canceled, but that’s not stopping Orlando Fringe from fringing.
Starting today, May 12, through May 25, they’re taking the Fringe online for Fringe Today.