Ottawa Fringe Festival
Karaoke w/ China Doll
Fringe Courtyard | 8PM You asked for Fringe Karaoke to make a comeback, so it is! Hosted by Ottawa legend China Doll, come by the Fringe Courtyard to belt out your fave tunes.
(UN)TOLD: ORIGINAL STORIES, TOLD LIVE
Fringe Courtyard | 7:30PM (un)told:is a monthly Ottawa event for sharing true stories, told in 5-7 minutes, with no notes, props, or set. We are pleased to partner with Ottawa Storytellers for this special Fringe Fest edition titled In the Spotlight: Best and Worst Moments On Stage. Come by to see your fave Fringe artists bare […]
Sunday Morning Yoga
Fringe Courtyard | 11AM Fringe is busy and can get stressful. Take a moment to inhale and exhale. Both artists and patrons are invited to join us for outdoor yoga in the Fringe Courtyard. All-levels welcome. Bring your water bottle, mat and good energy!
Lauren & Amanda Do It
Fringe Courtyard | 9PM Afternoon delight, hanky panky, souring the kraut. Doin’ It. Join Lauren, Amanda and musical guest Alli in a late night talk show all about sex positivity. Think The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, but with one hot lesbian as The Roots, and two rad babes as Jimmy. Let’s talk about sex, […]
Fringe Review: Get Yourself Home Skyler James
Kate Carmanico: “It’s absolutely worth seeing, if only for 40 minutes of beautiful playwriting and a story that deserves to be heard.”
Fringe Review: Timmy, the Dog, Disappears
Mer Weinhold: “This is a twisted, funny, unpredictable play.”
Fringe Review: Ludwig(a)
Helen Lam: “There is only one more showing for Ludwig(a) at Fringe, so don’t miss it.”
Fringe Review: Fuckboys the Musical
Livia Belcea: “The title of the show is provocative and there was a decent-sized crowd on opening night—but the show didn’t quite speak to me as I thought it would and fell short of my expectations.”
Fringe Review: A Modest Attempt
Amanda Dookie: “Darcy’s bold attempt at humility deserves recognition.”
Fringe Review: ExDEMONators
Courtney Merchand: “It’s the all-female Ghost Busters spoof you didn’t realize you needed in your life, but trust me, you need this in your life.”
Fringe Review: Who’s Your Mommy?
Jared Davidson: “Elie’s jokes swerve between the cartoonish and painfully true.”
Fringe Review: 2 Sherlock Holmes Adventures
David Currie: “The audience was captivated and engaged… The show works.”
Fringe Review: Tornado Troubles
Amanda Dookie: “An off-the-cuff performance that gives the audience a little bit of everything.”
Fringe Review: ARNOTT: A Masterclass in Good Theatring
David Currie: “An unrelenting and uproariously funny celebration of silliness.”
Fringe Review: I Think I’m Dead
Laura Gauthier: “You’ll be on the edge of your seat for the whole show.”
