I chose to see High School Symphony at the Randolph Theatre by The Teeny Tiny Music Show at the Toronto Fringe Festival because I like musicals, and wanted to see something set in a school context.
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Raw, real, and relatable, Alex Wood Quits Everything is a trip that you’ll want to be on. It is currently playing in the Terragon Solo Room as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Join Yaw Attuah in Rhymes With Wow (YX Productions) as he guides you through a journey of the iconic friendships in his life, starting with that time his mother threw a shoe at him because he was fighting with his siblings in the basement (his first friendship) all the way to that time he got unexpectedly burned by a childhood friend.
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Toronto Fringe newcomer Colin Hollett brings his standup show From Newfoundland with Asthma to St. Vladimir’s Institute.
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Trapped in a basement after a global catastrophe, two best friends navigate space and time with the help of music and drugs. This is Life in a Box, a post-apocalyptic bro-mantic comedy presented by Offended Millennial Creations for the Toronto Fringe Festival. Continue reading Life in a Box (Offended Millennial Creations) 2018 Toronto Fringe Review