All posts by Rachel Schwartz Fagan

After the Beep (Pamela Bethel) 2019 Toronto Fringe Review

Picture of Pamela Bethel in After the Beep

Reminisce with writer, performer, and producer Pamela Bethel at her one woman show After the Beep, playing at the Toronto Fringe Festival.

Picture of Justin Otto in I, Malvolio Malvolio is a Shakespearean character, so I prepared myself to review I, Malvolio, produced by impel theatre and playing at the Toronto Fringe Festival, by watching Twelfth Night. I knew close to nothing about this play, initially written and performed by Tim Crouch. Continue reading I, Malvolio (impel theatre) 2019 Toronto Fringe Review →

Picture of Abby Gillam, Ryan Helgason, and Lauren Helgason in Mourning After the Night Before

Mourning After the Night Before, produced by Mad River Theatre, was one of my top picks for the Toronto Fringe Festival. I was intrigued by its use of drowning as a metaphor in all the characters’ lives.

Picture of poster for The Ladies Foursome The Ladies Foursome is the final
production of the Scarborough Players’ 60^th anniversary season. This is a community theatre, but as I walked to my seat I was surprised to see that the theatre space and set design have a professional gloss (Set Design/ Master Carpenter Greg Nowlan). Continue reading The Ladies Foursome (Scarborough Players) →