Please comment below to leave previews and reviews for Rogue 2021 shows! Don’t forget to include the show name in your review! 

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  1. Lori Williams
    1 hour ago

    Fringe Factor. What can I say about Fringe Factor? If you have seen Fringe Factor, then you must have seen Fringe Factor. BUT NOT VIRTUAL FRINGE FACTOR!! All of the merriment and none of the traveling!!
    psst: It is the only show in town on Thursday, GO SEE IT, PEOPLE!!!

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    1. Rogue Producer
      32 mins ago

      FCC’s “The Line” also plays on Thursday, FYI. 🙂

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  2. Lori Williams
    1 hour ago

    Paul and Erika’s HOUSE SHOW is fantastically hilarious! Seriously, it’s funny. Really, really funny. Find out how funny if you go see it. It will be funny. Much, much funnier and less annoying than this review.

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  3. Lori Williams
    2 hours ago

    Mark Nunis’ show, “I sit on my arse and play piano” is really wonderful! It is great to have a Nunis in a show for this Rogue Festival. Great and original songs, and cool storytelling!! Go see!

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  4. Barbara Coy-Hogan
    8 hours ago

    The new Fresno theater group, UR Here, have a 3 act show with distinctly different acts. Much like All in the Timing, they are all clever in their own rights. 3 different playwrites, 3 completely different setups. I liked them all for completely different reasons. Just a note, part of the recording was a bit low so you may need to adjust your devices sounds to catch all the details.

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  5. Janet Mills
    16 hours ago

    Martin Dockery’s performance, “Right Now:Year Two”, was excellent. I would highly recommend catching his show. His storytelling is intensely creative and is quite effective on Zoom.

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  6. Karen Westersund
    17 hours ago

    Martin Dockery’s “Right Now: Year Two! ” is supremely entertaining. Poignant, ridiculous, thought-provoking, and performed live in the freezing cold, Martin does what he does best. He’s a marvelous storyteller, and I always enjoy his shows. His take on the past year is personal, but relatable for all of us. His talent shines through even on ZOOM! Be sure to catch his show next week.

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  7. Sherry
    18 hours ago

    Martin Dockery is an epic storyteller, for an hour! He brings a story to life making it a virtual “movie in your mind” and the finale playground is both hilarious and thought provoking.

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  8. Jaguar Bennett
    18 hours ago

    Martin Dockery’s “Right Now: Year Two!” is hilarious, immersive, and beautiful — a truly wonderful show!

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  9. Nate Butler
    2 days ago

    I really enjoyed Mark Nunis’ “I Sit on my Arse & Play Piano” tonight! Mark told a thoroughly engaging story of his life, music, and family, sprinkled with great music, humor, and love. I would highly recommend this show to anyone, but especially my fellow musicians! It certainly inspired THIS musician.
    I think there is another remaining show–check it out! More info here:
    https://roguefestival.ticketleap.com/i-sit-on-my-arse–play-piano/

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  10. Lorie Ham
    6 days ago

    Up in KRL this week, we have the last of our Rogue Festival performer preview articles, both of these are local-UR Here Theater’s “Beyond the Backyard” and Fresno City College’s “The Line” https://kingsriverlife.com/02/27/rogue-beyond-the-backyard-the-line/

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  11. Lorie Ham
    2 weeks ago

    This weekend we posted another performer preview article this one is for 3 of the shows! https://kingsriverlife.com/02/20/trio-rogue-performer-previews/

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  12. Lorie Ham
    3 weeks ago

    We have posted several Rogue Performer preview articles already in Kings River Life and an article on Rogue itself. You can find them all in our Rogue Festival section https://kingsriverlife.com/category/area-arts/rogue/

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  13. Lori Williams
    3 weeks ago

    Am so looking forward to another Rogue Festival! A warm THANK YOU to everyone who has been working so tirelessly and weirdly during this year of uniqueness!!! YOU ALL ROCK!!!!!

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