CVNC: An Online Arts Journal in North Carolina | In Loving Memory - The Poet and Citizen Martha Whythblath by Justin Evans and Kristen Aldrich

Festival, Music, Performance Art, Poetry

Asheville Fringe Arts Festival: In Loving Memory - The Poet and Citizen Martha Whythblath by Justin Evans and Kristen Aldrich

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 - Fri., Mar. 24, 2023 )

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

Program

The tragic drowning of Martha Whythblath was a shock to lovers of poetry everywhere, but especially to the people of Asheville. Her life and work re-established a classic and humane function of creative work, reinforcing emotional rationality, public communication, and the celebration of our intricately collaborative lives

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!