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Asheville Fringe Arts Festival: But Where There's Hope There's Life by Carisa Armstrong & Christine Bergeron

Asheville Fringe Festival Lineup Released - The Asheville Fringe Arts Festival moves to March, springing into its 21st year of weird and wonderful art from near and far.
Cirque, Comedy, Contemporary Music, Dance, Dance-Theatre, Film, Miscellaneous, Music, Musical Theatre, Performance Art, Poetry, Public art, Puppet Theatre, Speaker, Storyteller, Visual Art Preview by Andrea McKerlie Luke, March 19, 2023

( Thu., Mar. 23, 2023 - Sat., Mar. 25, 2023 )

Art Garden, 191 Lyman St #316, Asheville, NC 28801

Program

Premiering in November 2020, But Where There’s Hope, There’s Life focuses on the Holocaust and communicates the impact and importance of this event in our history. The work comes at a time in our country where we are questioning the ideas of immigration, human rights, and civility for others. The evening-length work consists of nine choreographed sections that include various visual and audio elements from the School of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts at Texas A&M University.

Notes

Now in its eighteenth year, Asheville Fringe continues to ask artists to explore the edges of their work, to collaborate across genres and to bring new and innovative performances to culturally adventurous audiences. We strongly suggest that you see more than one Fringe show because of the incredible variety of artists and types of work. One show is just not enough to really have the total Fringe Festival experience!