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Orlando Fringe will leave its downtown theater at the end of February.
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The arts organization that produces the Orlando International Fringe Festival announced its decision in an Instagram post, stating that “the service and maintenance of an aging facility at that location – including utilities, HVAC replacement, flooding, safety concerns and limited parking options – have made continued operations untenable.”
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The post also said Fringe was struggling with “low box office revenues.”
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