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News About Charm City Fringe

2023

WYPR, Charm City Fringe Festival Provides Playground for Theater Creatives and Their Audiences

DC Theatre Arts, Charm City Fringe Festival returns to Baltimore

MD Theatre Guide, The Charm City Fringe Festival Returns to Baltimore, Promises a Joyous Reunion for the Performing Arts Community

2022

Bmore Art, Nights at the Museum: An Interview with Charm City Fringe Founder Zachary Michel

MD Theatre Guide, Theatre Review: ‘Nights on the Fringe’ presented by Charm City Fringe at The Peale

2020

Baltimore OUTLoud, During COVID-19 and Coronavirus, Charm City Fringe Assists Artists

2019

Baltimore OUTLoud, Thriving on the Fringe: 2019 Charm City Fringe Festival

Baltimore Patch, Tennessee Williams meets comedy at Charm City Fringe Festival

Baltimore Magazine, Culture Club: Charm City Fringe Festival, Elizabeth Catlett, and An Evening with Mike Rowe

DC Metro Theater Arts, The Eighth Annual Charm City Fringe Festival Launches This Week: How to Get Your Fringe On!

DC Metro Theater Arts, A Dispatch from Weekend Two of the Charm City Fringe Festival

2018

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘the end of things.’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Mt. Rushmore’ at The Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Crankie Cabaret’ at the Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Forgive Us, Gustavito!’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Reveiw: ‘The Male Gaze’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘50 Shades of Gay’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘NURSE!’ at the Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Un-a-parent’ at the Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theatre Arts, Review: ‘Urinetown’ by Stillpointe Theatre

DC Metro Theater Arts, Seventh Annual Charm City Fringe Festival - How to Fringe 2018

DC Metro Theater Arts, Seventh Annual Charm City Fringe Festival: What to See and Where to See It

Baltimore Magazine, Six Things Not to Miss at Charm City Fringe

Broadway World, Baltimore Shows: Charm City Fringe Festival

Broadway World, 50 SHADES OF GAY Comes to 2018 Charm City Fringe

Baltimore Fishbowl, Weekend Events Calendar: Baltimore Craft Beer Festival, Greek Festival, Charm City Fringe Festival, Charles Streetacular

Baltimore Sun, A seance, the Fringe and oysters aplenty - the best of Baltimore’s arts scene this week

The Johns Hopkins Newsletter, Charm City Fringe Festival premieres production of Black Dog

Baltimore OUTloud, 50 Shades of Gay at Charm City Fringe Fest

Cage Safe Productions, Charm City Fringe Short Film Premiere

Baltimore Food and Fun, Things to Do in Baltimore this Week 11/5/18

Hoodline, The Best Performing and Visual Arts Events and Deals in Baltimore this Week

Baltimore Style, Fringe Benefits

2017

DC Metro Theater Arts, Interview: Michael Brush & Zachary Michel of Charm City Fringe Fest 2017

Baltimore Snap, Launch Party – Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Cody Clark: A Different Way of Thinking’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Godly Chaos’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Magnificent Machines & Astonishing Tales’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Amok Monologues: All Pucked Up’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Clinically Happy’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Barriers’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Interview: Nine Dollar Bill Theatre, performing ‘THEM’ at the Charm City Fringe Festival Nov 8-12

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘Don’t Come In’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ‘The Big Thank You’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

DC Metro Theater Arts, Review: ’Foodless Food’ at Charm City Fringe Festival

Baltimore Style, Don’t Miss This: STYLE’s Top 5 Fringe Fest Picks

DC Metro Theater Arts, Sixth Annual Charm City Fringe Festival: What to See and Where to See It

Baltimore Style, Get Out: November

MD Theatre Guide, News: Charm City Fringe Announces Most Performances in its History, at 4 Bromo Arts District Venues

Visit Baltimore, 30+ Things to Do in November

WYPR Midday, Rousuck's Review: "Yellowman" at Arena Players (CCF Mentioned at 8:00 minutes)

Bmore Art, BmoreArt’s Picks: Baltimore Art Galleries, Openings, and Events October 31 – November 6

DC Metro Theater Arts, Sixth Annual Charm City Fringe Festival: What It Is, How It Works

Baltimore Sun, The week's best events in the Baltimore area

Broadway World, Valerie David Brings THE PINK HULK to Charm City Fringe

Broadway World, Nautical Cabaret FRUIT OF THE SEA to Swim to Charm City Fringe Festival

City Paper, Charm City Fringe Festival

Broadway World, Nine Dollar Bill Theatre Makes Debut at 6th Annual Charm City Fringe Festival

Broadway World, Award-Winning MO-TO-THE-ONCLE Solo Show Comes to the Charm City Fringe Festival

Baltimore Sun, Dance performance aims to bring awareness to Baltimore's food deserts

Baltimore Magazine, Weekend Lineup: Nights on the Fringe

Visit Baltimore, Nights on the Fringe

Baltimore OUTloud, Summer Nights on the Fringe

The Daily Record, Charm City Fringe Festival will relocate to Bromo Arts District

City Paper, Nights on the Fringe

2016

Baltimore Sun, The Week's 10 Best

DC Metro Theatre Arts, One Man Apocalypse Now

DC Metro Theatre Arts, Charm City Fringe Review: The Pink Hulk

WYPR: On the Record with Sheilah Kast, Theatre on the Fringe

Broadway World, Charm City Fringe to Host New Events this November

In the Dancer's Studio, Charm City Fringe Fest

DC Metro Theatre Arts, Charm City Fringe Review: The Shoemaker's Holiday

DC Metro Theatre Arts, Get Your Fringe On!: Fifth Annual Charm City Fringe Festival Preview

Reveal Baltimore, Get into the Fringe

Broadway World, Pink Hulk - One-Woman Show Coming to Charm City Fringe Festival

Baltimore Style, Get Out: November - STYLE's guide to the best things to see and do in Baltimore this month

Baltimore Style, On the Fringe

Baltimore Magazine, The Launch: November 2016 - The nine musts from this month's calendar of events

City Paper, Charm City Fringe Festival

Baltimore OUTloud, Thriving on the Fringe

Broadway WorldCharm City Fringe to Host Festival...

Baltimore SunFrom a Baltimore rowhome bathtub: A truly immersive theatrical experience

Bmore Art, Fringe Theory: Nights on the Fringe

Baltimore Magazine, Culture Club: Our monthly roundup of openings, events, and news from the art world

DC Metro Theatre Arts, Review: Nights on the Fringe

City PaperNights on the Fringe

UMBC MagazineHow to Create Your Own Theatre Festival

Baltimore Sun, Seeing Promise Amid the Changing Face of Howard Street

2015

What Weekly, review of Broken Bone Bathtub

City PaperFringe Festival Comedy: A Whitelock Community Farm Benefit Show

Baltimore StyleShakespeare on the Fringe: BSF’s production of The Taming of the Shrew is a feministic experiment.

Baltimore Magazine, CCFF Includes 30 Shakespeare Scenes In One Hour: That Way Madness Lies features audience participation—and bingo

Baltimore Magazine, The Chatter: January 2016

What WeeklyFirst Look: Charm City Fringe Fest

City PaperA Look at the 2015 Charm City Fringe Festival - Launch Party review and first thoughts on the festival.

What Weekly, Ebon Kojo: The Last Tribe Premeirs at Fringe Fest

Baltimore Magazine, The Launch: November 2015 Highlights, Ten must-see events on this month's calendar.

Broadway World: Baltimore, on the return of Baltimore's Fringe Festival

FlipSide PA, 3 Baltimore Area Events Worth a Drive this November, Fringe Fest at #1, the title says it all!

WYPR, Maryland Morning, Charm City Fringe Festival & launch party interview

Baltimore Sun, 2015 Annual Favorites List

ABC2 News, Top 20 Free Fall Events this October

Broadway WorldFringe Fest Sets Lineup

Flipside PA

WYPR, The SignalNights on the Fringe re-launch interview

2014

Baltimore Sun

Maryland Theatre Guide

WYPR, Maryland Morning

City Paper 1

City Paper 2

Charm City Now

Examiner

Baltimore Arts

2013

Charmed & Dangerous, November 5, 2013

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WYPR, The Signal, November 1, 2013

Full interview available via audio stream or podcast, linked above.

Baltimore Sun, November 1, 2013 (Cover Story, Live)

"...deliciously out-of-the-ordinary."

"You really get a glimpse of oftentimes brand new, oftentimes exciting and oftentimes really rewarding work."

Baltimore Sun [Photo Gallery], October 28, 2013

"…audiences will be able to ponder a nuclear holocaust drama starring Charlie Chaplin, meet a young German girl who used to mistake the Nazi salute for a friendly greeting, and throw tomatoes at actors performing Shakespeare's 'The Tempest.'"

BmoreMedia.com, June 4, 2013

“I think that [attendees] are going to find that there’s just a lot that they didn’t know was going on and really discovering a new side of Baltimore so to speak.”

The Dramatist, March/April 2013

“…another opportunity for locals to produce their work.”

“[The festival is] about being able to work with participating companies and serving their needs. ‘Our responsibility is letting artists create and focus on their art.’”

 

2012

Maryland Theatre Guide, November 15, 2012

“… Charm City Fringe assembled a brilliant collection of artists for Nights on the Fringe, a two-night event at the Autograph Playhouse, raising the bar for Baltimore’s newest theatre and performance festival and giving a promising glimpse of what’s to come.”

“...a welcome addition to the growing Baltimore arts scene, and adventurous audience members should keep their eyes peeled for more Fringe events in the future.”

What Weekly, November 6, 2012

“[Offers] the unique opportunity for local performance artists and groups to reach audiences that they may have otherwise never reached.”

“…a fantastic new addition to the Baltimore theater scene”

“…a diverse taste of Baltimore’s current cultural scene not to be missed.”

Baltimore City Paper, November 7, 2012

“Baltimore seems made for fringe—the city’s various underground arts scenes have coalesced into such multi-day festivals as High Zero, the Maryland Film Festival, and anything that ends in “scape.” [But there’s nothing explicitly for theater].”

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