Johnny Legdick, A Rock Opera (Playwright Hero) 2015 Toronto Fringe Review

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Johnny Legdick, A Rock Opera by Playwright Hero is currently playing at the Randolph Theatre for this year’s Fringe festival. As you can guess from the title Johnny Legdick, A Rock Opera, Playwright Hero’s musical is the perfect mixture of mature and immature. The show has strong language and adult themes, but it treats them with the seriousness of a middle-schooler. To some, this could be unfortunate. For me, it was the cherry on top of the Fringe cake.

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A Nurse’s Worst Nightmare (A Nurse’s Worst Nightmare) 2015 Toronto Fringe Review

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It takes an incredibly likeable person to entertain you for an hour straight without getting on your nerves. Luckily, Zabrina Chevannes’ extreme likability, combined with some of the most outrageous anecdotes I have ever heard, renders her one-woman show A Nurse’s Worst Nightmare a more than palatable production at this year’s Toronto Fringe FestivalContinue reading A Nurse’s Worst Nightmare (A Nurse’s Worst Nightmare) 2015 Toronto Fringe Review

Big Love (Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts) 2015 Toronto Fringe Review

When you first walk into the Randolph Centre for the Performing Arts’ Annex Theatre during the Toronto Fringe, you are struck by a musty darkness. Tonight was a little different though. Although the smell was still there, the stage was not barren. Rather, it was populated by a half-naked DJ, pumping the jams in high heels and a gold lame mask, ready to celebrate Big Love. And that’s when the party started.

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