Hello Class, I’m Yana, it’s like Donna with a Y (by Yana Kesala)
Today I did something terrifying. I’ve never done it before, though I’ve thought about it a lot. And imagined in my head how it would go. My friends have done it, some of… Read More
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Time Out, T.O. (by Yana Kesala)
I had heard that bashing Toronto is a cultural pastime in Canada–Toronto and the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) receive the brunt of the digs between cities, especially from Montreal. While I was in… Read More
MONTREAL FRINGE WRAP UP. (OR “Dad, why can’t we Fringe all year? Because then we’d be dead son.”) (by Shane Adamczak)
Congrats guys. We made it. We did it. Another year. It’s done. It’s over. Goodbye. For now. Who’s tired? Last night I spent some time with the Fringe Staff doing the final over-night… Read More
Montreal Fringe: The UPSHOT
I said, two reviews ago, that I was writing my penultimate review… and yet here I am! Life is unpredictable and so is Fringe. As evidenced by the fact that I saw an… Read More
Montreal Fringe: Adopolis
A writer of political smear campaigns escapes the modern day with a little help from Dionysus in this satire on democracy and its relationship with truth. To be honest, I don’t think I… Read More
Montreal Fringe: Hack, Zombie Apocalypse
In this, my penultimate Fringe post, I review two very different shows and make a very bad pun. We’ve entered the “comfortable stage”, haven’t we? Hack There’s so much going on in Theatre… Read More
Montreal Fringe: Man Saved by Condiments!, Soul Time, Zack Adams- A Complete History of Zack Adams, The Ukranian Dentist’s Daughter, Big Girls Don’t Cry
I spent my day/night at venue 4, Scene VOIR Stage, and managed to get away with seeing 5 shows. Some good, some bad, no regrets. Sort of. Man Saved by Condiments! Written by… Read More
Montreal Fringe: Kissed by a Butterfly, She Has a Name, Nothing Never Happens in Norway, How to Stop Kicking Ass and Killing People
I saw two heavy but excellent shows on Saturday, and two comedies – one that hit the mark, and another that landed pretty wide of the target. In other words, a typically various… Read More
Montreal Fringe: Apocalypse Solo, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, The Mirror, The Last Man on Earth
A twelve hour day on the Plateau is equal parts delightful and exhausting, but I was lucky enough to catch my favourite play of the Fringe so far – and some interesting efforts… Read More
