Going all online last year meant Fringe had to forgo its vibrant in-person festival atmosphere. So, for 2021, the 18th Annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival will run as a hybrid live and digital experience.
“Crypsis” was inspired by the ancient springtime-emergence myths of the goddesses Persephone and Inanna, as well as this spring’s expected appearance of Brood X (cicadas). The work is described as a celebration of the courage it takes to step out of the darkness toward the light.
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park will present a slate of new events for the spring – including the first in-person performances in the Marx Theatre in over a year.
Fifty years ago, the Cincinnati Opera last performed outdoors – then at the Cincinnati Zoo. Beginning July 11, opera in Cincinnati will return to the open air.
The new eight-month series will include multiple performances during each concert thanks to partnerships with a diverse set of art organizations and independent artists, as well as Great Parks of Hamilton County, Devou Park and Boone Woods.