Our first ever virtual festival was a success. Our live shows on Zoom went well and many of you enjoyed the videos we offered on our YouTube Channel. We still have some videos available for you all to watch. Please like and subscribe to our channel. We hope to utilize our channel more often and include it in our future festivals. We may include Live Zoom Shows as a permanent
Venue Spotlight: The Screening Room
The next venue for the 9th Tucson Fringe Festival is The Screening Room. Used during the first and sixth year and eight year of the festival, The Screening Room has added its unique history to the Fringe. The neon marquee sets it apart from most businesses along Congress Street and helps recognize it as an entertainment venue. The building’s history holds a lot of mystery. Despite hours of research, there are still
Venue Spotlight: Studio One
The next featured venue for the Tucson Fringe Festival is Studio ONE. Their Facebook Page is titled “Studio ONE A Space for Art and Activism.” They view themselves as a space for contemporary visual, video, and performance art and theatre. As their title on Facebook suggests, they seek to highlight social justice issues. They have hosted several visual and performing art shows related to social issues such as immigration and transgender rights, just