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Fringe Reviews #9: Donnie and Me and the CBC
Funny, fresh, flashback: Donnie and Me and the CBC is must-see [read on]
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Fringe Reviews #8: Enmeshed, Inconvenient Dragons, The Heterosexuals
Enmeshed In Nguyen Dinh’s Enmeshed, an adorable couple in their 20s embarks on a journey into polyamory and leaves very different from how they entered. The only constant is laundry. Adam is at the start [read on]
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Fringe Reviews #7: Poz
6 days, 100 miles a day = 600 miles from Toronto to Montreal. Perhaps you’ve seen the annual Friends for Life Bike Rally on the canal during Pride Month (August in Montreal). The ride fundraises [read on]
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Fringe Reviews #6: A Love Unbecoming, Jem Rolls
A Love Unbecoming The essence of a good farce is pacing and good comedy that is full of real belly laughs. Although the actors in A Love Unbecoming are decidedly talented, the script leaves a great [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #5: Jem Rolls, To Pieces, Harlem of the North
To Pieces Two former lovers from a small town meet in a bar. One has moved to the city to pursue research and the other stayed behind to teach high school. As their conversation continues, [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #4: Colonial Circus
Improv clown meets colonization at the Colonial Circus. [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #3: The Routine
The Routine is a mime and physical theater solo about a disillusioned office worker who is stuck in their routine until they find a magical portal in their bathroom mirror. The emotionally charged solo performance [read on]
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Fringe Reviews #2: Homecumming
Homecumming is a solo show about a woman who loves sex and specifically her orgasm to the point that she even gives it a name, then loses her closest companion in the wake of her [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #1: Meat Factory Mommy
Meat Factory : Mommy This is a you had to be there show; no words will do it full justice. To begin it’s immersive. The audience climbs a rickety stairs up into an apartment that [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #9
Review of the ever-romantic and passionate dance of Pointe Tango at the Montreal Fringe [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #8
Reviews of Jimmy Hogg The Potato King, Bucket List Life is Short Make it Magical, Jon Bennett American’t, and How Birds Sing [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #7
Reviews of Potion Ethics and The Death of Homer [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #6
Reviews of The Singing Psychic Game Show and D’arrache-pied jusqu’au bout de tes doigts [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #5
Reviews of The Deadline, The List, and Stories from the Brink at the Montreal Fringe Festival [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews # 8 : Influenced and The Bargaining Stage
Two hits from the Fringe Festival in Montreal 2023 [read on]
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Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews # 7 : Alright Solving the Problem of Living, Keep Me (at the) Close, Rob Teszka: Magic Dropout
Reviews of some personal shows: Alright Solving the Problem of Living, Rob Teszka Magic Dropout, and Keep Me at the Close. [read on]
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Fringe Festival Reviews #6 : Tango in the Dark, Leila Roils the Seas
Two fantastic shows to catch at the Montreal Fringe Festival : Leila Roils the Seas and Tango in the Dark [read on]
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Bouffon Tech : Interview with Samantha Chaulk on Influenced
Interview with actor and bouffant clown Samantha Chaulk about the creation of her character and the ideas behind her show Influenced [read on]
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Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews #4 : Personal/Universal, Caught, Who Me?
Reviews of Caught, Who Me?, and Personal Universal at the Montreal Fringe Festival [read on]
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Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews #3 : Field Zoology 101, Exit 20:20, I Know You Are But What Am I?
Three fantastic pieces at the Montreal Fringe Festival that you do not want to miss [read on]