Paul is an Ottawa native who returned to the city after spending a decade in Montreal. He loves travel, art, politics, and the outdoors. In his free time, he’s either hiking the many trails across the city, running along the canal, or checking out the latest show or exhibit.
Michael Neiderman and Dan McCoy bring an unfiltered, unscripted, Whiskey-filled dive into film with a new theme and clips for each show. Yesterday’s show was themed “A life in a theatre,” where the audience, Neiderman, and McCoy dove into what makes and defines a diva.
Macaroni invites you into her home with her best friend Lunette as this hopeless romantic clown searches for her true love to share movie dates, cotton candy strips, and interesting facts about the world’s scariest airports.
With revolution in the air, the perspectives of a countess and a bombmaker-turned-lover clash as they look to their future. Hesperus, Phosphorus! Makes its premiere at the Ottawa Fringe Festival.
After 17 years of worldwide success in French comedy, Badouri aims to do it all over again in English stand-up.
The Grassroots Festival is gearing up for three full days of music, from folk to country to roots, and hands-on gardening, ukulele, guitar, and songwriting workshops, for people of all ages.
