Fringe 2018
What happens when you get a 1N review?
After my Fringe show got panned, I had a brief cry, got over it, learned from my experience and lost some of my ego in the process more
Morro And Jasp, Anywhere to play Best of Fringe 2018
Eight shows from this year's Toronto Fringe Festival will get remounts at the Studio Theatre during the recently revived mini-festival, which kicks off on August 17 more
Samuel Engelking
Fringe Festival 2018 wrap-up
Despite a bomb threat and heatwave, shows like Josephine, Morro And Jasp: Save The Date and The Merkin Sisters helped make this a record-breaking year for the stage festival more
Fringe Festival's Patron's Picks announced
D&D Live, Shadow Kingdom, Anywhere and The Preposterous Predicament Of Polly Peel are among the high-grossing shows getting extra performances this Sunday more
Fringe review: Be A Good Girl
Adina Katz's intense solo show shines a powerful light on surviving sexual abuse more
Fringe review: Compulsion
Scott White's ambitious musical about miserable people would benefit from more complexity and humour more
Fringe review: Shadow Kingdom
Brilliant Kidsfest shadow puppet show about standing up to injustice will appeal to all ages more
Fringe review: Cheri
The great actor Theresa Tova, playing an aging former courtesan, deserves an hour to herself, without music or co-star more
Fringe review: Circus Shop Of Horrors
Show blends circus arts, dance and magic with imagery from famous horror movies for a new kind of spectacle more
Fringe review: Living Will
Play set in an Ontario hospital features confused arguments and tedious drama more
Fringe review: RAGE AGAINST The Inferno (Jerusalem)
This part of the RAGE trilogy keeps us at a distance more
Fringe review: The Cardboard Countess
Environment-themed show features one-dimensional characters and a plotless, moralizing script more
Fringe review: Six Stories, Told At Night
KT Bryski's play blending Quebec folktales and a female friendship narrative is a rollicking, enjoyable show more
Fringe review: Paradise Lost
Vivid visuals, pared down text and lots of firm abs help bring Milton's epic poem to life more
Fringe review: The ABCs Of Love With Adult Baby Cupid
Two-person variety show combining music, clown and romantic advice is a mixed bag more
Fringe review: Fallsview To A Kill
Improvised James Bond parody set in Niagara Falls hits all its comic targets more
Fringe review: Ashley With a "Y"
Second City alum Ashley Botting's improvised solo musical is, quite simply, art of the highest order more
Fringe review: One Left Hour: The Life and Work of Daniil Kharms
Avant-garde show inspired by the absurdist Russian poet will linger long after the lights dim more