The upcoming festival is “a revolution that honors Actors’ legacy and celebrates Kentuckiana artistry,” according to Actors Theatre managing director Emily Tarquin. Actors Theatre and the Louisville Fringe Festival announced The Storytelling Revolution Festival on Thursday. “So it just feels right up our alley, part of our DNA.”The Storytelling Revolution Festival will replace Louisville Fringe’s annual festival, Powell said. Louisville Fringe Festival offered experimental and nontraditional theater for six years until its last play festival in 2024. “So this new Festival, The Storytelling Revolution Festival, is an opportunity for a different kind of new work festival that will honor our region.”Tickets for the festival will go on sale Feb. 17.