FOLLOW ME (SURGE Theatre) playing at the Toronto Fringe Festival
The beauty of the Fringe is to see an array of performances that you wouldn’t see throughout the year. It’s that level of risking taking that is essential to the festival, and SURGE Theatre with FOLLOW ME fully encapsulate this idea.
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Leave behind your past. Let go of societal rules. Awake your inner truth and join “The Way” with Theatre By Committee in Wagon Play. Half-cult and half-concert, playing at the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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The Win at Life Mega Expo (Two Pack Occasion) playing at the Toronto Fringe Festival
Having money problems? Trouble with your loved one? Suffer from plethoric psoriasis? Then with a small entrance fee of $10,000 dollars (or at a special Fringe price), The Win at Life Mega Expo will take your money and run with it.
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Is That How Clowns Have Sex? A One – Woman, Queer Clown Sex – Ed Show (Maximaliste Productions) is playing at the Toronto Fringe Festival.
Class is in session! Beatrice Haven (Fionna Ross) is educating Fringe audiences with a new sex education curriculum. Through a clown lens, Ms. Beatrice Haven and Maximaliste Productions attempt to answer the age-old question, Is That How Clowns Have Sex? (ITCH(e)S).
Crave (Crave Collective and Pure Carbon) playing at the Toronto Fringe Festival
Sarah Kane’s Crave is a visceral text that dives into the human psyche. It surely is not to be messed with. With a long list of themes revolving around rape, sexual assault, abuse, child abuse, pedophilia, eating disorders, suicide and mental illness (phew, what a list), the first question to Crave Collective and Pure Carbon is: how the hell to approach these topics with audiences?
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