Horseface by Alexdallas Productions is a series of #MeToo moments that make up Alex Dallas’s solo show playing at Annex Theatre at the 2019 Toronto Fringe Festival

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Tonight, we sat in pews at a church which had that solemn old church smell to see a thoughtful, moving play. It shares one man’s questions about Christianity, Judaism and Islam  — via knitting. The Knitting Pilgrim, workshopped by Ergo Arts Theatre and playing at the Toronto Fringe Festival, is indeed a beautiful work of art that culminates in three knitted tapestries. Each one represents a religious faith.

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Who are the criminals in Write in the Kisser/Dumb Ax Productions‘s new show, In Ireland We Rented A Car From Criminals? Playing at the Streetcar Crowsnest Guloien Theatre as part of the 2019 Toronto Fringe Festival, we never do get an answer to that question in this hour-long show.

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Kitchsy, authentic, yet ultimately unclear in its messaging, The Healing Show: Cosmic Cures for Catastrophic Cases, presented by SoZo Media,  is a quirky look into the life of an energy healer. It’s currently playing at Eastminister United Church Sanctuary as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.

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 Petroleum: A Triptych paints a damning portrait of society through dance. Playing as part of the  Toronto Fringe Festival at the Streetcar Crowsnest Mainspace, this is not your granddaughter’s feel-good dance recital.

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