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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Get Better, presented by Carol Theatre, is a tightly chaotic, revelatory story of a young woman coming to accept her mental trauma – and herself. It is currently playing at Tarragon Theatre Solo Room as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Gripping, beautiful, and thoroughly stimulating, The December Man (L’homme de Decémbre), presented by Theatre@Eastminster, is currently playing at Eastminister United Church Community Space as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Punchy, authentic, and beautifully orchestrated, Please Stand Clear (presented by House of Rebels Theatre) is a tastefully contemplative exploration of grief, suicide, and regret. It is currently playing at Theatre Passe-Muraille Backspace as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Kitchsy, authentic, yet ultimately unclear in its messaging, The Healing Show: Cosmic Cures for Catastrophic Cases, presented by SoZo Media, is a quirky look into the life of an energy healer. It’s currently playing at Eastminister United Church Sanctuary as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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