Montreal Fringe Festival Reviews # 7: Crime After Crime (After Crime), Is that How Clowns Have Sex, SCUM FM
Three great shows at the Festival. [read on]
Three great shows at the Festival. [read on]
Angela shares her reviews of Pluck’d, Precinct, Orson Wells / Shylock, and the Ballad of Frank Allen. [read on]
Clowns, the Apocalypse, and being stuck on a ship with Sloan’s Chris Murphy some of the things to expect at the Solos Fest. [read on]
Making it up as they go along, improvisors are put into pre-rehearsed scenes and hilarity ensues. Interview with Vance Gillis about this new improv concept. [read on]
Look At This Guy, Oni, Attention Seeker, Die Mutter, Seven The Roots of Self, and 12 Angry Puppets reviewed. [read on]
Lots more juicy shows to catch at the Fringe. Reviews of Les Bunheads, Trantasy, Felix, The Shiner, and Look at this Guy. [read on]
Wrestler and improviser, McGee plans to half-nelson his audience at the Fringe. [read on]
All secrets were finally revealed when Broken River had its last show on Sunday, in front of a packed house. The actors really went all out, frantically trying to bring all the story threads together [read on]
Broken River continues to be a clever mixed bag of goodies for audiences that’ve braved the cold every Sunday for the past three weeks. Even though what I’m about to recap is the next-to-last show [read on]
A mysterious murder case, a number of suspects and two detectives putting pieces together in a completely improvised mini-series Broken River at Montreal Improv [read on]
New Montreal Improv macabre serial Broken River gets underway pretty quickly, with a real “corpse” on stage and the unmistakable sounds of police sirens. [read on]
Practice chanting for the next big throwdown in Montreal. Bat-tle-War! Bat-tle-War! Bat-tle-War! [read on]
Mprov, a Montreal based improv festival featured Funtime Jam, Grindprov, and Doreen. Read the review here. [read on]
MPROV festival showcases local French and English improv acts as well as travelling troupes from across Canada and as far away as Paris. A quick review of the shows by Wild Heart, the McGill Improv, and the Yes Tones. [read on]
When the cast asked “Name something lost” and an audience member suggested “virginity,” Wild Heart Acres was destined for its best night ever. [read on]
In this installment, one character fights another, even though they’re both played by the same actor. How do they pull this stuff off at the Montreal Improv? [read on]
More side splitting melodrama with ducks, lovers lost, lovers found, and the mother-son relationship. [read on]
Big drama in the prairie as the gang responds to a flying machine that destroys corn, Burt’s bees, and a murderous pig. [read on]
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