ZED.TO
Bringing Adventure Theatre to Toronto with
ByoLogyc: Where You Become New
Purchase tickets today to join a fictional biotech corporation’s
exclusive celebrations during the 2012 Toronto Fringe Festival.
Explore the story of ZED.TO, and learn how to get involved: http://www.ZED.TO
Are Toronto audiences ready to experience the end of the world? By joining the ranks of ByoLogyc, a fictional Toronto-based lifestyle biotech company, they’ll get the chance to find out. The first public event in the six-month ZED.TO story spanning live and digital media, ByoLogyc: Where You Become New is an experience unlike anything else at the 2012 Toronto Fringe Festival. Continue reading ByoLogyc: Where You Become New – Toronto Fringe 2012 Press Release→
Buffering….Steeped in Convention. Tied up in Copyright
A princess/minor blogging sensation, a court jester with an MBA and mild case of OCD, and a retired child actor turned wicked witch, form an unlikely (and unwitting) team to save a supposedly handsome prince and restore order to a kingdom mired in copyright disputes and contractual fine print. Continue reading Buffering – Toronto Fringe 2012 Press Release→
The hit show from last year’s fringe, The Soaps -A Live Improvised Soap Opera Returns To The Toronto Fringe Festival!
Last year, THE SOAPS – A LIVE IMPROVISED SOAP OPERA took you to the Shawford Festival. Now the hit show of the 2011 Fringe returns to tell a story two hundred years in the making: the War of 1812! War is at hand, the Americans are at our door, and Upper Canada thinks this is the end! What kind of backstabbing, lusting, and intrigue will happen? Only the finest kind that can legally be shown while wearing red wool coats! Continue reading The Soaps – Toronto Fringe 2012 Press Release→
This is the story about a man, his family and bread.
At age 15, acclaimed Canadian actor Greg Ellwand (Lord Peter Wimsey, Democracy, The Listener) learned from his mother how to bake bread: simple, clean bread, turned out every Sunday, that nourished his family growing up.
Award-‐winning Toronto writer and performer S. Bear Bergman, best known for his funny and accessible work about gender and sexuality, has created a brand-‐ new work -‐ The Virginity Lost & Found -‐ for the Toronto Fringe. 60% sex comedy, 30% sex education, and 10% interrogation of the whole concept of virginity, The Virginity Lost & Found is a new take on a very old topic.
