Strange, fun, and borderline whimsical, 25 draws audiences into a whirlwind of personas and emotion while using an intelligent blend of props and costumes to fill an intriguing 45 minutes. Produced by 1919paris, 25 is playing at Robert Gill Theatre until July 14th as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.

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We The Men, produced by SOULO Theatre, is playing at the 2018 Toronto Fringe Festival. This comedic piece features eight actresses playing men, each with their very own story of heart break or tragedy to tell. Do you dare venture into the man cave?

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In a world full of product placement and sponsored content, theatre is often considered to be an art form unsullied by capitalist demands.

Prairie Fire Please’s Everyone Wants A T-shirt!, playing at the Theatre Passe Muraille Backspace as part of the 2018 Toronto Fringe Festival, however, creates a theatrical space saturated with empty slogans and branded merchandise to satirize capitalism’s endless ability to claim, corrupt and commodify even the noblest ideals.

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So, Toronto. We need to talk about The Pretend Men‘s Police Cops in Space at the Toronto Fringe Festival. Specifically, why you shouldn’t even bother reading this review and just go see it, pronto.  I mean, I’m going to write you a review anyway, but you can just go ahead and buy a ticket to this hysterical, outrageous, madcap hurricane of a show now and rest assured you won’t be disappointed.

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Why is Ryan G. Hinds‘ solo show, #KanderAndEbb, produced by colored lights, and playing as part of the 2018 Toronto Fringe Festival. called what it’s called? Why the hashtag? What is KanderAndEbb? Continue reading #KanderAndEbb (colored lights) 2018 Toronto Fringe Review →