Is your sleep filled with unrest? Are you seeking some simple sonorous sedative to sing you to sleep? If this is the case, you will find that Sweet Dreams is more of a vocalized wish than an actual reality.
This young group of developing artists has decided to tackle material that directly affects their teenaged peer group. It is evident that these students are seeking opportunities to make their voices heard, as they question the notions of cultural and social acceptance. Through the support of development oriented organizations like the Paprika Festival, that possibility came true this year. Continue reading Sweet Dreams (ThoseDameGirls! Productions) 2012 Toronto Fringe Review→
The Soaps was a sold-out hit last year. This year it’s back as a Fringe fundraiser. It’s soooo funny and the cast makes it look easy, a tribute to their talent and experience (and weird minds). This is improvisation at its best.
One Night (Beautiful Gem Productions) at the Toronto Fringe Festival is about a 32-year-old plus-sized virgin named Penny (Angela Brown). Unhappy with her life; an unsatisfying job, annoying co-workers, an overbearing mother, and of course the absence of any sort of carnal satisfaction, Penny decides to finally lose the big “V”.
Greg is a great entertainer. He sings and he dances and he educates. He knows his bread.
He’s a rare breed too. Greg makes Twitter jokes while talking about ancient grains. He also sings and dances. Greg is a person you want as a real life friend.
