Coming of age – the good, the bad, and the ugly
Fringe plays capture the naivety and ignorance of emerging adulthood.
Tanis is a very private person who has refused to Facebook, Tweet, or Snapchat. She is currently enjoying her fourth career working as an early years educator.
A joke through time
Festival continues to be home to striving modest local productions while becoming party to a generation of permanent career Fringe performers.
Tymisha Harris owns “Josephine”
Audience blown away by this one-woman tour-de-force performance that’s likely to become one of this year’s Fringe hits.
A plucky tribute to centenarian Vera Lynn
If you’ve enjoyed perennial favorite Melanie Gall’s previous Fringe shows, you will not be disappointed.
Tipped & Tipsy weaves amusing, compelling narrative
Through the teeth, past the gums, lookout funny bone here It comes.
Two Dawe’s or not two Dawe’s
Self proclaimed “Fringe God” TJ Dawe has his hands in two Fringe performances.
Bliss, knowledge and wisdom
Canadian stage up-in-comer Paul Van Dyck bravely takes on John Milton’s 17th century epic poem of human’s fall from grace, Paradise Lost.
Easy going charm holds audience throughout performance
Fringe play C- is a study of slacker squandering.
Singing the phrases of knots
The enduring and deceptive niceness of knitting is a recurring theme throughout and links it to the changing perception and roles of women.
Ms. Sugarcoat’s clowning and improv get best laughs
This play invites participation as audience members become students and teacher evaluators.