When Harry Met Harry is a one-man show that opened tonight to a large audience and a ton of Fringe buzz. Harry is a very tall Australian man who is obsessed with the particularities of his mundane printing job. The evening takes us on a journey through Harry’s re-discovery of his identity, an identity not defined by his occupation.
The protagonist is neurotic and paranoid that his subordinate, Bradley, might be after his more senior job. Attending a group workshop with an upbeat and undaunted interpersonal skills coach, Harry tries to survive the session without upsetting his boss, Mr. Herbert.
Written & performed by 3 time Canadian Comedy Award nominee Christel Bartelse
Dutch Girl Productions of Toronto presents CHAOTICA — the story of Alice in a whole other wonderland. Caught in an ever-shifting board game that wickedly transforms her into a different version of who she thinks she wants to be, Alice confronts her fears and desires in a desperate attempt to take control of her life. Fusing elements from nearly every comic tradition (sketch, stand-up, clown, satire and improv) CHAOTICA is a funny and touching play about remembering who we really are and what we really want. It has humour, heart and tap-dancing too!
THE EDITOR: A LOVE STORY PREMIERES THIS SUMMER Well, it’s not really a love story, per se.
May 6, 2011. Toronto, Ontario…Brain Box Theatre is proud to announce the premiere of The Editor as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
In The Editor, Arthur (Eric Double) has created a performance about the importance of careful writing editing. Using a laptop and projector, he will be editing a story he wrote – live on stage – to educate amuse this year’s Toronto Fringe audiences. The result is anexistential laugh-out-loud look at how we edit ourselves and try to edit the people we love, to sometimes to disastrous results.
Wednesday was the official opening day of the 2011 Toronto Fringe Festival. The opening ceremony included the Great Poster Sprint, a race for cast and crew members to run up and post their show posters on a giant wall. The ceremony was also attended by former mayor David Miller and David Mirvish of Mirvish Productions.
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