With the pandemic situation changing each week, we at the Tucson Fringe Festival had planned to not plan or have any kind of festival this coming year. Perhaps we needed a break. As we saw what other festivals were doing and how they were adapting, we decided we needed some kind of event. We’ll have a virtual festival in January instead of in-person performances, but we’re doing things a little
Click Here to See the Social Isolation Fringe Submissions:
To submit your own video, email tucsonfringe@gmail.com with you 2-4 minute video. The most popular videos will be put to a vote on social media and the winner will receive free registration to the 2021 Tucson Fringe Festival! We will be posting the first 20 submissions in this article and on our social media platforms as they come in! Submission #1“I’m Just Kidneying” submitted by Amanda Nicastro @Imjustkidneying Submission #2Stand
Venue Spotlight: BYOV Tucson Circus Academy
Our final venues for the 8th Tucson Fringe Theatre Festival are BYOV, a fringe term meaning “Bring Your Own Venue.” One of many things the Fringe provides for artists are venues and liability insurance, but sometimes artists find their own venues to use or their act requires more stringent (and more expensive) insurance. They pay the costs for their venue, instead of the festival. In most cases, this allows them more