Jordy Kieto
Oraltorio: A Theatrical Mixtape is loud, in your face, pro-feminist Black expression
Motion and DJ L'Oqenz's revolutionary theatrical mixtape uses hip-hop and spoken world to explore Black womanhood more
Fringe review: Movin' Melvin Brown – A Man, A Magic, A Music
The human jukebox who played with B.B. King and James Brown croons, twists and totally entertains more
Fringe review: St. Peon Of The People
This hilarious walkabout show with Jamillah Ross as a parking enforcement officer is the best field trip ever more
Fringe review: Rhymes With Wow
Yaw Attuah's sincere and powerful coming of age show reminds us of how much we all have in common more
Fringe review: Coconuts, Cedar Trees, And Maple Leaves
Comics Habib Siam and Jean Paul hilariously explore what it means to be an outsider in our multicultural world more
Fringe review: Tales Of Foreign Lands And People
Anthony Audain's kids show with music has enough heart and spirit for the whole family more
Fringe review: The Win At Life Mega Expo
Comedy masquerading as a motivational seminar is a lose-lose situation more
Fringe Review: A 6ix NNNNNN Revue
Diverse sketch troupe TallBoyzII Men hilariously combine bro humour and political satire without ever seeming preachy more