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Jennifer Cavanagh: “The two-hander performance [by Elliot Delage and Anastasia Wells] cement these two as talents well worth catching.”

Brian Carroll: “Languedoc fills the entire stage with his performance and characters.”

Nicholas McBurney: “This is a show that will have you in stitches.”

Nicholas McBurney: “Re:Construct is everything I look for in a Fringe play.”

Nicholas McBurney: “While performed well, I can’t help but feel that my lack of operatic knowledge kept me from fully engaging with [The Date].”

Nicholas McBurney: “Budd makes good use of the stage to tell these stories.”

Julia Bueneman: “Go see this absolute powerhouse of a man and show. You won’t regret it.”

Julia Bueneman: “Lovely dive into Hungarian culture, it featured Hungarian music, some of the language, dance and song.”

Brenda Dunn: “If there is such a thing as a Fringe award for best tech, I’d like to put this show forward.”

Brian Carroll: “There’s a rule in entertainment: leave them wanting more. And I do. But I want a lot more… There’s a lot of talent behind this production.”

Jessica Ruano: “You can’t take your eyes off [Lesley Carlberg] because she’s hilariously adorable and utterly unpredictable. I would see this show again just to see what she does next.”

Nick Bachusky: “Do yourself a favour and buy tickets in advance for this performance. If opening night was any indication, every performance will be sold out and with very good reason.”

60 min | Solo, Musical | PG Stratford singer-songwriter Lara MacMillan brings a slice of Canadiana to the Fringe stage. The solo show recounts MacMillan’s life as a hospitality worker during her 1986 gap-year in Banff, replete with images of open highways, Lake Louise and Banff in the snow. A selected catalogue of Gordon Lightfoot […]