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Port Moresby Productions is presenting two new short plays at the Red Sandcastle Theatre this March.
Michael Stittle – playwright and director of Fail Safe – and Bil Antoniou – who wrote, directed, and is acting in We Say Such Terrible Things – invite you to an evening of entertainment including a dystopian dream and biting banter.
More information about the presentation is available on Facebook.
Though there’s only one day left of the Toronto Fringe Festival this year, Glasswater Theatre is remounting two of last year’s FringeKids! productions in the coming week.
Click here for last year’s preview of Tarradiddle Productions‘ Honest Aesop’s Fables.
Click here for last year’s preview of Shakey-Shake & Friends‘ A Midsummer Night’s Dream… A Puppet Epic!
More details on the remount performances can be found here.
The 2014 Toronto Fringe Festival is under way! Here’s a complete list of this year’s Fringe previews to help you plan your patronage. Thanks to all of the theatre creators who sat down for a chat!
The festival also features creations by past guests of WalkLeft, the Podcast. Those shows include:
And last, but certainly not least:
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Have a great Fringe! It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
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The Steady State Theatre Project provides programming for plays at all stages of development. This year, as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival, the company presents a play it has been developing over the last two years.
Playwright Lara Stokes recounts her script’s history and shares her thoughts on the creative process and the relationship between arts creators and arts consumers.
More information about performances is available on Facebook and the Toronto Fringe website.
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There’s a lot of scripted theatre in this year’s Toronto Fringe Festival, but it’s also the perfect time of year to see dance performances. And ReActive Dance Theatre is locked and loaded.
The company’s co-founders, choreographers Amanda Pye and Rhanda Jones, aim to provoke audiences with their work and to present something refreshingly different for Fringe-goers.
More information about performances is available on Facebook and the Toronto Fringe website.