Outside Ethel: Inside is a show created by Dora-nominated Christine Moynihan for NACS Productions, playing now at the Toronto Fringe Festival. It focuses on a lonely elderly woman who needs a lot of courage to leave her home together with her friends, three stuffed toys.
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Drama 101, A New Musical by Steven Gallagher and Kevin Wong, presented by Bravo Academy for the Performing Arts as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival, is a beautiful tribute to anyone whose life has ever been impacted by arts education.
Frank Trotz was inspired to create Failed, playing at this year’s Toronto Fringe Festival, based on interactions he had while walking his dog in the local park. Saying hi to the regulars, he got to know a man named Stephen Briones who started telling him about his life, the life of a former junkie. At the time of their conversations, Briones was a year into his sobriety staying at CAMH. Taking the story of Briones and giving him the voice of five actors, this is his journey into redemption.
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Nerves, presented by Failed Poet Theatre, is a play rich with three-dimensional characters, tight scene changes, and genuine emotional depth. It is currently playing at Streetcar Crowsnest Scotiabank Studio as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Shakespeare shows his age in Aquarius Players‘s The Taming of the Shrew playing at St. George the Martyr Courtyard as part of the 2019 Toronto Fringe Festival.
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