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Local Arts Organizations Offering Online Content

MISC_Online ContentLocal arts organization have begun to release new content, shorts and archived performances online. I will be collecting them here as I am notified of them. Feel free to send me links when your group releases content.

Most recent updates in blue.
Dates listed are the dates the links were added to this page.

F R E E   F O R   C H I L D R E N / F A M I L I E S

  • 8/17 – COMEDYSPORTZ CINCINNATI | Family-Friendly Improv Match | YouTube
    Previous episodes available on their YouTube page.
  • 7/20RUMPELSTILTSKIN (2013) | Beechmont Players | YouTube
  • 6/22 – STORYTIME WITH SPARKLE – Season One: Episode 3 [6/21] | Dan Davidson | YouTube
    Previous episodes available on her YouTube channel and Facebook page.
  • 6/9 – A CONCERT FOR GOOD #2 | Equality Productions | YouTube
  • 6/5 – A CONCERT FOR GOOD #1 | Equality Productions | YouTube
  • 5/20 – SOLDIER, COME HOME | Falcon Theatre | YouTube
  • 5/18 – Prelude-at-a-Distance CAMELOT | Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati | Facebook
  • 5/13 – Prelude-at-a-Distance ROBIN HOOD | Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati | YouTube
  • 4/27 – SANTA CLAUS the Musical | Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati | YouTube
  • 4/13 – MANY-STORIED HOUSE | Falcon Theatre | YouTube
  • 4/10 – SLEEPING BEAUTY | Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati | YouTube
  • 3/30 – COAL TOWN PHOTOGRAPH | Falcon Theatre | YouTube
  • 3/18 – THE JESTER PRINCE | Fred Tacon/Beechmont Players | YouTube
  • 3/17 – SUFFRAGETTES: With Liberty and Voting for All | Children’s Theatre on Tour | YouTube

F R E E   F O R   O L D E R   V I E W E R S

  • 8/20 – 10-MINUTE CONNECTIONS: JUSTICE | Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati
    • 8/13 – WAKE UP, CHILD! by Isaiah Reaves. Performed by Candice Handy & Burgess Byrd
    • 8/6 – SEE ME by Torie Wiggins. Performed by Lisa DeRoberts and Isaiah Reaves | Facebook
  • 8/20 – THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST | Loveland Stage Company
    • 8/12 – ACT IIIYouTube
      Acts I & II is available on their YouTube page
  • 8/20 – MONOLOGUES FOR US, BY US | Cincinnati Black Theatre Artist Collective
    • 8/4 – Week 9 – Geoff Hill performs a monologue from CHANGE MUST COME by Santino Craven and Michael Kevin Darnall performs as Youngblood from JITNEY by August Wilson | Facebook
      All previous weeks are available on their Facebook page
  • 8/20 – TWO SKETCHY DAMES: AT HOME With Neil and Dylan [Aug. 16]| Alison Rampa and Eileen Earnest | Facebook |
    Previous episodes are available on their Facebook page.
  • 8/4 – WEEKEND PUPPDATE [8/1 Episode] (PG/PG-13) | Ricky Glore | YouTube |
    Previous episodes available on their YouTube channel.
  • 7/27 – FIBBER MCGEE AND MOLLY: MAKING FUDGE | Footlighters Inc. | YouTube
  • 7/20 – QUARANTINE CABARET TAKE 2 [July 19th performance] | Lumos Players | Facebook
    Previous installment available on their Facebook page. 
  • 7/24 – trueSUFFRAGE [July 23rd performance] [Facebook Live] | trueTHEATRE
  • 7/9 – TWELFTH NIGHT | Middletown Lyric Theatre | YouTube
  • 7/6 – THE COMEDY OF ERRORS Episode 5 (of 5) [7/3] | Miami University Theatre | YouTube | Previous episodes available on their YouTube channel.
  • 7/6 – MONOLOGUES ABOUT RESILIENCE | Equality Productions | 12 performances available on their YouTube channel
  • 7/6 – SHAKESPEARE NOW | Crystian Wiltshire | Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
    • 7/3 – Second Installment | Facebook
      Previous installments are available on their Facebook page. 
  • 6/29 – TERI’S PLAY DATE | Short Plays Written by Teri Foltz |
      • 6/25 – JUST TO CLARIFY | YouTube | Previous episodes available on their YouTube channel.
  • 6/22 – MEET THE ARTISTS [Facebook Live] | Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati
  • 6/5 – MONOLOGUES OF HOPE | Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park
    All nine episodes available on their Facebook page
  • 6/5 – SCENES FROM A QUARANTINE [5/29 performance]| Facebook | Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati
  • 5/26 – AUDITION TIPS WITH D. LYNN MEYERS | Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati | Facebook
  • 5/26 – YOGA FOR THE ACTOR with Becky Howell | Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati| Facebook
  • 5/8 – trueFAKES [Facebook Live] | trueTHEATRE
  • 5/5 – BE NOT FORGETFUL [Zoom Play Reading] | Muwhahaha Productions | Written by Tracy Hoida | Performed by Katie Mitchell Mitchell and Rory Sheridan
  • 4/30 – CRAZY HORSES | Beechmont Players | YouTube
  • 4/30 – PROJECT38 | Cincinnati Shakespeare Company | Facebook
  • 4/29 – HOMEWORK from SAME ROOM, DIFFERENT STORIES | Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati | YouTube
  • 4/20 – SAVE A SOUL, SAVE THE WORLD and GRANDMA ROZI | Kivie Productions| YouTube
  • 4/13 – NKU SOTA Stream | NKU School of the Arts | Facebook
  • 4/7 – ACTING SHOWCASE | CCM Acting | YouTube
  • 3/17 – DESCENT: A Murder Ballad (PG-13) | Hannah Gregory| 2019 Cincy Fringe Festival | YouTube

F O R   C H I L D R E N / F A M I L I E S 

  • 4/10 – ALICE IN NEVERLAND (Grades 1-6) | Know Theatre | Know website 
  • 4/10 – DRAGON UP (Grades K-3) | Know Theatre | Know website

F O R   O L D E R   V I E W E R S

  • 8/20 – HEATHERS | Cincinnati Actor’s Studio & Academy | VIMEO for rental or purchase
  • 4/8 – DARKEST NIGHT AT GNARLY STUMP | Know Theatre | Know website

A U D I O   T H E A T R E   F O R   O L D E R   L I S T E N E R S

  • 8/20 – ALMOST MIDNIGHT, ALMOST JAZZ | Know Theatre| Know website
  • 7/16 – THE LAST MOTHER IN THE HOUSE OF CHAVIS | Know Theatre| Know website
  • 5/20 – FETUS AND THE GOD | Know Theatre| Know website
  • 4/17 – COULD’VE SAID IT DEADER  | Know Theatre| Know website
  • 4/17 – MARY’S MONSTER | Know Theatre | Know website
  • 4/2 – OF PEOPLE AND NOT THINGS | Know Theatre | Know website

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Applications Are Live for the 2020 Cincinnati Fringe Festival

CFF_Orange logo text onlyCome get Kinda WEIRD with us!

Cincinnati, OH — Know Theatre of Cincinnati invites artists of all kinds and sorts, from those hugging the banks of the Ohio River to those based overseas, to apply for the 17th Annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival (May 29 – June 13, 2020). A 14-day theatre and arts extravaganza, Cincy Fringe (as it’s succinctly known) features an abundance of opportunities for independent artists in the worlds of theatre, visual art, music, film, dance, and everything between to present their work to paying audiences. And if you’re Kinda WEIRD, well, don’t worry…so are we!

Fringe programming features numerous categories and therefore numerous applications. For more info on applying, including this year’s Frequently Asked Question document, and to view the applications, artists can head over to https://www.cincyfringe.com/apply. Some applications feature a fee ($15-60), but some are free to submit. All applications for the 2020 Cincinnati Fringe Festival are due by 11:59PM EST on Sunday, December 8th, 2019.

If artists have any questions, they can always drop a line to Cincy Fringe Producer Chris Wesselman at cincyfringe@knowtheatre.com.

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CFF19: Fringe Encores/Pick of the Fringe

CFF19_MirandaOur slate of award-winners is:

  • Audience Pick – THE VEGETABLES! by Old, Old, Old, Very Old Man Productions!
  • Fringe Next Pick – TALES FROM THE CUCKOO CLUB from Caldera Studios!
  • Artists’ Pick – MY GERIATRIC UTERUS from Aggressive Curl Pattern Productions!
  • Critics’ Pick – THIS HOUSE WILL NEVER LET US GO from Gideon Productions!
  • Producer’s Pick – DESCENT: A Murder Ballad from Hannah Gregory!
  • Full Frontal Pick – ZOINKS! from Queen City Flash!

And our slate of Encores, drawn from our available Pick of the Fringe Winners as well as our “Shows You Wished You’d Gotten To See” votes are as follows:

  • 1:30 PM – DESCENT: A Murder Ballad at Know Theatre
  • 2:45 PM – MY GERIATRIC UTERUS at Art Academy Room 103
  • 4:00 PM – ZOINKS! at Art Academy Room 563
  • 6:30 – THE VEGETABLES! at Know Theatre
  • 7:45 – 90 LIES AN HOUR at Know Theatre **PLEASE NOTE VENUE CHANGE**
  • 9:00 – LET’S PRANK CALL EACH OTHER at Know Theatre

For individual tickets visit https://knowtheatre.vbotickets.com/events

For an Encore Pass visit https://knowtheatre.vbotickets.com/events and click on the Subscriptions tab.

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Cincy Fringe’s Encore Performances Present the Best of the Fest!

CFF_Orange logo text onlyCINCINNATI, June 13, 2019 – The 2019 Cincinnati Fringe Festival is in its last days! With 42 performances remaining over the final three days, there are still plenty of chances – but not a lot of time – to come get weird at Cincy Fringe, where our motto is “Kinda Weird – Like You.”

Primary Lineup performances continue on Thursday and Friday, in staggered start times from 6:30 to 9 pm. With almost all productions coming in under an hour, it’s easy to sample multiple shows in one evening! Many performances so far this festival have been sold out or very close to capacity (we’re approaching a record-breaking year for sold out performances!), so patrons are strongly encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance on our website or by calling the box office at 513-300-5669. The full lineup is available at cincyfringe.com.

On Saturday, June 15, we will present a day-long festival grand finale of Encore Performances. The Pick of the Fringe Awards will be announced on Friday night, beginning at approximately 10:30 pm; each of the six winning productions will present one final performance to close out the festival. This “Best of the Fest” lets audiences sample (or revisit) the most highly-lauded and noteworthy productions of 2019 Cincy Fringe.

Individual tickets for Encore Performances go on sale both in-person and online for $15/ticket on Friday night after the winners are announced, but until then, the only way for patrons to guarantee themselves a spot to see these award-winning productions is with the purchase of an Encore Pass. At $75, these passes offer a great value (six tickets for the price of five) and ensure the holder a seat in each Encore Performance. The performances begin at 1:30 pm, 2:45 pm, 4:00 pm, 6:30 pm, 7:45 pm, and 9:00 pm.

After the winners of the Pick of the Fringe Awards are announced live in Friday night’s Bar Series programming at the Know Theatre, the lineup of Encore Performances will be shared with audiences through the Cincinnati Fringe Festival website, cincyfringe.com, as well as through our digital newsletter and all our social media channels.

For additional details on the 2019 Cincy Fringe, please visit
https://www.cincyfringe.com!

The 16th Annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival
WHEN
Now through June 15, 2019
Individual performance and event times vary.
Visit https://www.cincyfringe.com for more information.

WHERE
Fringe HQ (Know Theatre)
1120 Jackson Street 45202

Individual performance and event venues vary.
Visit https://www.cincyfringe.com for more information.

TICKETS
$15 single tickets
Multi-show pass options available.

Tickets can be purchased by visiting https://www.cincyfringe.com
or by calling 513.300.5669 (KNOW). 

Know Theatre is Cincinnati’s Theatrical Playground. The Know showcases unexpected voices, new works, and plays that embrace the inherent theatricality of the live experience. Know Theatre seeks to be a place where artists and audiences feel welcome to take artistic risks, creating work that is cutting edge and accessible. 

Know Theatre’s work is made possible, in part, by the generosity of community contributions to the ArtsWave Campaign .

The  Ohio Arts Council  helps fund Know Theatre with state tax dollars to encourage economic growth, educational excellence, and cultural enrichment for all Ohioans. 

Know Theatre is also supported by The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation , helping to change our communities for the better through collaboration and innovation, and the  Greater Cincinnati Foundation , which provides a simple, powerful, and highly personal approach to giving. 

Know Theatre is a member of Theatre Communications Group and an Associate Member of the National New Play Network.

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Second Weekend Bigger and Fringier!

CF19_logoCINCINNATI, June 7 – The Cincinnati Fringe Festival roars into its second weekend! The performing arts festival that’s Kinda Weird, Like You features a jam-packed schedule of performances and events, with options for all ages and tastes.

Primary Lineup performances continue all weekend, with staggered start times from 2:30 to 9 pm. Each show is an hour or less, giving audiences plenty of choice in how they schedule their days at Fringe. And there’s so much to choose from, with 26 performances on Saturday alone! Productions run the gamut from solo storytelling to dance pieces to conventional plays (although “conventional” is a relative word at Fringe).

Many performances so far this festival have been sold-out or very close to capacity, so patrons are strongly encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance at cincyfringe.com or by calling the box office at 513-300-5669; the box office is open from 11 am to 9:30 pm, Tuesdays through Sundays.

Fringe is all about doing more, so the Fringe doesn’t stop when the Primary Lineup does! There are several options for younger audiences in the Family Friendly Fringe selection. This weekend, they include Storytime with Sparkle, in which one of Cincinnati’s most popular child-friendly drag clowns will read picture books about diversity and acceptance, Show Up, Kids!, a one-man improvised show that incorporates suggestions from young audience members to craft its narrative, and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz from Madcap Puppets. Showtimes are at 11 am and 1 pm on both Saturday and Sunday, and tickets may be reserved for free at cincyfringe.com.

We’d never forget to mention our late-night lineup of irreverent, unpredictable, but always entertaining Bar Series programming. Every night, we hear from Channel Fringe Hard-Hitting Action News for all the news that’s fit to Fringe, and then launch into special events! This weekend, Friday night is Fringe-oke (that’s karaoke with a Fringy twist!), Saturday night is Fringe Prom: Sweet 16, and Sunday night we honor the artistic community with Everyone’s an Artist Night, where artist discounts at the bar are extended to all patrons.

After all of that, we’re dark on Monday (because Fringe staff will all need the chance to sit in a dim room with a cool beverage for a moment) but then we’ll be back on Tuesday for Fringe’s final week!

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