Mood Swings, performed by the Unspoken Theatre Company, a Shed Show currently playing as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival, does a lot with very little.

Every woman I know has a public transit creeper story. Some of them want to talk about their experiences. Some of them don’t. Either way, it happens on a daily basis, which is maybe something that people don’t always remember.

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Shed Talks, performed by Anto Chan as part of PunFu Productions at the Toronto Fringe Festival, is a delightful piece of comedic storytelling where hangs on getting lucky.

No two performances of Shed Talks will be the same. The audience is treated to a variety of spoken word performances determined by a Wheel-of-Fortune-style spinner. So sure, I can review this play. But keep in mind I saw only a fraction of this show’s potential options.

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