I was expecting the tragedy of a long lost love unfold. But Letters to Annabelle by Panfish Productions, now playing at this year’s Toronto Fringe Festival, has exceeded all expectations. What has unfolded instead is an immersive story of longings, desires, and uncovered truths. Continue reading Letters to Annabelle (Panfish Productions) 2017 Toronto Fringe Review
Life Records 2: Side B, currently playing at the Toronto Fringe Festival, is a one-woman show featuring Rhiannon Archer and produced by Beefman Jones Productions. Archer is an award-winning comedian, writer, and storyteller. Life Records 2: Side B is a personal glimpse at key moments in her life with each memory triggered by a song.
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James & Jamesy in the Dark, produced by Life & Depth, opened tonight to an enthusiastic crowd at the Toronto Fringe Festival. If you like absurdist humour, come enjoy this masterful blend of clown and physical comedy from performers James & Jamesy and director David MacMurray Smith.
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Today’s the day! Fringe has begun! And I’m posting this late because I’m in a Fringe Frenzy over here!
I know it’s hard to believe, but we actually already have reviews in our review index! So, I hope you will forgive the tardiness.
Especially since, in return for your forgivness, you get the opportunity to enter to win a pair tickets to see free theatre on Friday July 7. Actually, 5 opportunities. All you have to do is click ‘read more” to check out the rules and read a bit more about the shows that are in the contest.
Continue reading Fringe for Free! Toronto Fringe Ticket Giveaways for Shows on Friday, July 7th
I’ve just had the most fun while hanging out at a bar at a Fringe show. I mean sure, there’s that birthday karaoke show which sounds like a hoot but Bendy Sign Tavern, playing at this year’s Toronto Fringe Festival, has puppets. And everyone loves puppets. Continue reading Bendy Sign Tavern (Sex T-Rex) 2017 Toronto Fringe Review