Sketch troupe Thank You, Kiss is doing two live shows at the ESL Rochester Fringe Festival — Friday, September 18th and Saturday, September 26th at 7pm at the Focus Theater (Sibley Building) — grab tickets for $18 at rochesterfringe.com and come laugh with them. What you’ll see is sketch comedy — everything is written, rehearsed, memorized and blocked — but a lot of those sketches were born out...

Chris Lindstrom kicks off the Food About Town podcast by introducing his guest, Kawsar Ahmed, who shares his compelling journey from Bangladesh to becoming a successful restaurant owner in Rochester, New York. Check out the episode on Food About Town wherever you get your podcasts or on Lunchador.org!The episode dives deep into Kawsar’s experiences in the restaurant industry, detailing his...

Get ready to shake your groove thing because we’re diving into the Pittsburgh Fringe Festival with our pals from the Crossing Paths Movement Collective! On March 27th and 28th, at 7 PM sharp, they’ll be taking over the Attack Theatre Studios, and trust me, you don’t want to miss this. This year’s lineup is all about dance and physical theatre, showcasing some seriously talented local artists and...

We’re diving deep into the world of puppetry and horror with our lchat with Jessica Jade Jacob about Jawsica, the one-woman puppet show that’s making waves at the Pittsburgh Fringe Festival! We’re super stoked to introduce you to Jessica, the mastermind behind this quirky twist on the classic film *Jaws*, where she brings the iconic shark and all its characters to life using...

We’re diving into the vibrant world of the Pittsburgh Fringe Festival, which is about to kick off for its 13th year from March 19th to 28th! I’m Chris Lindstrom, and today I’m chatting with the fabulous Alexandra Marar, who’s bringing her storytelling show, “Guardian Stranger,” to life at the Attack Theater Studios. She’s got some wild tales about how ignoring the whole...

Get ready to dive into the wonderfully weird world of “Krampus Gets Cramped,” a puppet show that’s anything but ordinary! This playful piece, created by the talented Jim Julian, is part of the Pittsburgh Fringe Festival happening from March 25th to March 28th at the Mr. Roboto Project. Picture this: Krampus, the Christmas demon, finds himself in the bustling streets of 1970s New York...