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Constructing a Ballet Dream: KCBC’s Contemporary Ballet Performance in 2023 FringeA ballet that provokes beauty and questions. Ziying Cui |
 Photo: Rob Li
In Fruit of Her Lips, a Surrealist CelebrationPoetry and rain-infused performance Ellen Miller |
 Photo: Aubrey Donisch
Falling Up is Buoyantly JoyfulRolling and twisting, pulling and pushing, they rotate in a circle. Madeline Shuron |
 Photo: Malaya Ulan
What is Flamenco on the fringes?Digging for lineage and meaning in a contemporary Flamenco performance. Anito Gavino |
 Photo: Amber Hongsermeier
Imagining Femininity in Purple and PinkThe feminine edges of a masculine mind. Courtney Colón |
 Photo: Anne Vetter
Self-Acceptance is a JourneyThe beauty in Cannon’s work is its ability to draw you in as he externalizes his struggle, conflict, and joy. Ellen Miller |
 Photo: Brian Mengini
From the Eden to Society, Shiyu Wang’s Into OutsideEmploying exposed bodies, choreographer Wang constructs her own Garden of Eden. Ziying Cui |
 Photo: Tara Mercene
For yourself, to yourselfAn autobiographical tale of motivation. Megan Mizanty |
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a circular relationship between capitalism and deatha traveling circle of life framed by tombstones. desire amaiya |
 Photo: Courtesy of Philly Fringe
Do y'all want more?!Shedding light, sharing skin. Charly Santagado |
 Photo: Johanna Austin
finding your dick!caggins undresses themselves in their dance theater solo "fem baby." desire amaiya |
 Photo: Courtesy of Philly Fringe
Growing the home withinWhere are we going and what if we can never return? Charly Santagado |
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