You’ll find one of the most deliciously awkward double dates in U.S. Drag at the 2012 Toronto Fringe Festival playing at the Randolph Theatre. It’s also just one of the many wonderfully uncomfortable social situations in the play. The story follows Angela, played by Zoe Gamache, and Allison, played by Samara Stern, as they navigate modern urban life in the context of a support group trying to survive the attacker “Ed.”
Tinfoil Dinosaur, a one-man show performed by Sam S Mullins as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival at the Solo Room, is both funny and confusing. It’s a show about a young, struggling actor’s journey to the Toronto Fringe Festival. And even though I laughed, I was unsure of what exactly I was watching.
Energetic, enthusiastic and entertaining, Mabel Moon Meets the Milky Way magically transports children to the world of black holes and distant galaxies. As part of Toronto FringeKids, Farm Girl Productions is one of the many theatre companies plunging into the realm of children’s theatre.
