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Fringe Review: Nuit

Mac Dale: “The story seems to lack cohesion in its point of view. If you are like this reviewer, you come to the Fringe for just this type of show! The characters are all well defined and have their own voice, and it feels like the performers are bringing a big piece of themselves to their multiple roles.”

Fringe Review: Rotten Apple

Rotten Apple Created by Corinne Viau Produced by Red Beret Theatre (Gatineau, Canada) 45M | Content Notes: Open Captions, Abrupt Loud Noise, Violence, Sexual Content, Mature Language, Mental Health Topics By Nathan Erb Step into the digital world of the incel in this clever drama centring on two streamers struggling with their twisted relationship. The […]

Fringe review: Foul Play

Kevin Fenech: “Make your way to this captivating and darkly hilarious production that will leave you reflecting on the trials and tribulations of your high school adolescence.”

Fringe Review: Every Story is a Love Story

Every Story Is a Love Story Created by Joy Mwandemange and Mathieu Charlebois Produced by Lost Baggage Musical Theatre (Ottawa, Canada) Content Notes: Described Performance, Matural Language, Sexual Content, Sensory Friendly, Audience Participation By Nicole Deschenes We were both young when I first saw you. I close my eyes and the flashback starts… ~ Taylor […]

Fringe review: Transitions

Eve Beauchamp: “This is Fringe at its most classic—simple, touching, and universal … Transitions is a story that demands telling. I would recommend this to anyone.”

Fringe review: Admission

Erin Murray: “I think there is a lot of potential in the material he has written, and with the right audience it could be a hit. There is still a steep learning curve for this freshly-minted comedian, and I am interested to see where he goes next.”

Fringe review: Shelley and Lovelace Never Met

Barb Popel: “If you are a history buff, a feminist, a fan of science fiction, a mathematician or computer programmer, or just someone who would like to meet two fascinating geniuses of the nineteenth century, then be sure to see Shelley and Lovelace Never Met.”

Fringe review: The Emergency Monologues

The Emegency Monologues Created by Morgan Jones Phillips Produced by Drinking Well (Toronto, Canada) Content notes: Described performance, Mature language, Violence, Mental health By Bruce Burwell Morgan Jones Phillips is a Toronto paramedic with a great sense of humour. Maybe you need to have a sense of humour to be a paramedic in downtown Toronto […]

Fringe Review: Perky

Perky Created by Megan Murphy and Leanna Williams Produced by Will and Murph Productions (Montréal, Canada) 55M | Comedy Content Warning: Mature Language, Sexual Content, Abrupt Loud Noise, Flashing Lights By Eve Beauchamp Per Mario, Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes, The Jonas Brother’s – PERKY touches on just about everything but herself. (Yes, you read that […]

Fringe Review: The Remembering

The Remembering Created by Billie Nell Produced by Nell Creations (Ottawa, Canada) 60M | Content Notes: Masking Performance, Described Performance, Violence, Mental Health Topics By Eve Beauchamp If there is one word to describe The Remembering it’s deliberate. Every single line, movement, article of clothing, and set piece is adeptly calculated. In fact, Billie Nell, […]

Fringe Review: Moonroe’s Happy Hour

Bruce Burwell: “Imagine if a burlesque, a cabaret, and a circus act walked into a bar and decided to join forces to put on a show. This might very well be the show that they came up with.”

Fringe Review: Collaborative Comedy

Erin Murray: A different group of comedians takes the stage for each performance to spend an hour telling their best completely-made-up-on-the-spot jokes. Lifshitz has recruited a talented crew of some of Ottawa’s favourite comics to take the stage with him.

Fringe Review: All Request Radio

Sam Woods: All Request Radio’s improvised nature will keep you on the edge of your seat, asking yourself questions like “How did they come up with that?”, “Are you sure this is improv?” and even “What’s Velvet doing after this? Can we hang out!?”