Fringe review: In Several Times will no doubt appeal to dance lovers
The Vancouver Fringe Festival takes its tagline “Theatre for Everyone” seriously by not only offering...
Fringe review: Martin Dockery creates a wonderful world in You Belong Here
When is a storytelling show not a storytelling show? When it is an “immersive storytelling...
Rent continues to resonate more than two decades later
It has taken a few years, but the wait is over as the 20th anniversary...
Fringe review: Try to Remember explores dying with dignity
The second show about dying with dignity at this year’s Vancouver Fringe Festival opens at...
Fringe review: Fake Ghost Tours 2: Journey to the Other Side (of Granville Island) is one sequel worth walking for
“Twin brothers” Abdul Aziz and Shawn O’Hara return to the Fringe with Fake Ghost Tours...
Fringe review: The Robber Bridegroom: A Grimm Fairy Tale will test you
The final few minutes of Chimera Theatre’s The Robber Bridegroom: A Grimm Fairy Tale is...
Fringe review: Amelie is beautifully realized
Based on the 2001 film, Amelie is rarer than a Fringe show with more than...
Fringe review: Alice in Glitterland goes down the rabbit hole
Following in the footsteps of the recent Deep Into Darkness, Geekenders Theatricals goes down the...
Fringe review: Mx challenges
Check your privilege at the door. Mx will challenge and make you feel uncomfortable. The winner of...