Katherine Ferns is in Stitches is a raunchy, raw, and rare blend of brutal trauma and gut-busting comedy. Fusing drama and stand-up in a beautifully twisted concoction, it is currently playing at Factory Theatre as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Raw, real, and relatable, Alex Wood Quits Everything is a trip that you’ll want to be on. It is currently playing in the Terragon Solo Room as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Strange, fun, and borderline whimsical, 25 draws audiences into a whirlwind of personas and emotion while using an intelligent blend of props and costumes to fill an intriguing 45 minutes. Produced by 1919paris, 25 is playing at Robert Gill Theatre until July 14th as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
Endearing and childlike, Jimmy Hogg grips the audience and brings them down his zany, tangential rabbit hole of childhood stories and misdemeanors. Energetic to the point of falling off-balance, Jimmy Hogg: A Brief History of Petty Crime is playing at the Theatre Passe Muraille Mainspace as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival.
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Touching, unique, and sincere, Climb uses movement, dance, and acting to bring a lively and emotive original album to life onstage. Climb is playing at St. Stephen’s Community House as part of the
Toronto Fringe Festival.