Fringe Festival

A collection of everything to do with the Toronto Fringe Festival, including reviews, features, press releases etc.

That Boob Show (Code White Theatre) 2012 Toronto Fringe Review

Bras. Over the shoulder boulder holders. Call them what you will, love them or hate them, if you’re a woman, they are a part of your life – whether that are to fondly display your girls or to keep them at bay. That Boob Show, appropriately set in the site-specific Secrets From Your Sister bra fitting boutique, is a one-woman’s intimate story of personal sexiness, the ongoing size debate and the ability to appreciate what Mama Nature gave you.

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Camp Schecky. A Play on a Bus (Sassy Roo Productions) 2012 Toronto Fringe Review

OMG, mom. I’m still reeling from that incredible Sassy Roo Productions ride to Camp Schecky!

Hope they hang a really huge Toronto Fringe Festival sign on the side of the bus as it moves through the streets of the city. Because this 60-minute travelling performance is the ultimate ambassador of good theatre, good times and the joys of summer. Continue reading Camp Schecky. A Play on a Bus (Sassy Roo Productions) 2012 Toronto Fringe Review →

England: A Play for Art Galleries (SoCo Theatre) 2012 Toronto Fringe Review

What better way to start off this year’s Fringe Festival than on the edge of Fringe. In a site-specific location, namely the galleries of 401 Richmond Street, lives England: A Play for Art Galleries by Tom Crouch. The location is one I’ve walked past numerous times, but never had the chance to explore what lay beyond their doors. This is the perfect opportunity to check out a jewel of a Toronto landmark. Continue reading England: A Play for Art Galleries (SoCo Theatre) 2012 Toronto Fringe Review →