We’ve wrapped up Day 2 of the Toronto Fringe Festival and have another 50 shows reviewed and under our belt! That means many more rave reviews that we can’t wait to tell you about! Check out our list of shows reviewed and keep reading for a few more Daily Rave highlights.
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The Hobby Horse presents Tears of a Bullet, a play written by Josh Downing and directed by Jeff Kennes, a heavy story with a lot of weighty subject matter. Based loosely on the final years of sci-fi writer Thomas Disch, this production looks at the lives of people from various oppressed groups and how systematically they end up oppressing each other. This revealing story is on stage at the Tarragon Theatre Extraspace playing as part of the 2018 Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Shadowpath Theatre Productions have been staples of the Toronto Fringe scene for years with their Plays in Cafes. This year is no different and they’ve brought their ‘order your own entertainment’ style of theatre to the Poetry Jazz Cafe in Kensington Market for the 2018 Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Josephine Baker is the type of person stories are written about, movies are based on, and stage musicals draw loving crowds with. Created by Tymisha Harris, Michael Marinaccio, and Tod Kimbro, and performed by the ever talented Tymisha Harris, Josephine, A Burlesque Cabaret Dream Play, playing at the Randolph Theatre as part of the 2018 Toronto Fringe Festival does exactly that.
It’s quite possible these days for teens and young adults to not know a time in their lives without the Internet. Our lives can be tracked online; this is the driving force behind Featherweight, written and directed by Tom McGee, playing at the Paddock Tavern as part of the 2018 Toronto Fringe Festival. A cross between American Gods and Twelve Angry Men where a man is judged by his browser history upon death.
Continue reading Featherweight (Theatre Brouhaha) 2018 Toronto Fringe Review