Experience 1920's Walking Around In A Dream by Natalie Kaye presented by Unspoken Theatre at this year's Toronto Fringe! 1920's Walking Around In A Dream is a new screwball comedy musical. The hour long live performance inspired by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, brings the Roaring Twenties jazz age alive for the 2020's! The show …
Little Eden, the powerhouse debut of writer/performer Charles Ford and director Kenneth Gray, will premiere as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival on July 2nd at the Factory Theatre. Gabriel wakes up in the middle of the night, trapped in the house of his deceased grandfather. Stumbling through a series of waking nightmares, he picks …
Tom Hendry award winning musical (2025), Olivia O by Diane Currie Sam with Jessica Carmona and Angela Ortiz, is coming to Factory Mainstage at the Toronto Fringe! Olivia O Musical is a powerful coming-of-age story about Olivia Ortiz, a 14-year-old undocumented immigrant who is separated from her mother at the US-Mexican border and her aunt …
Experience Danse Macabre by Rhoma Spencer! Danse Macabre unfolds in the charged heartbeat of a Mas Camp, where feathers, wire, and memory collide on the eve of Toronto Carnival. Going beyond the spectacle to explore the powerful intersection of culture, Queer Identity and resistance. It’s a bold and unflinching examination of the history and politics …
Shakespeare By The Sea is thrilled to announce the world premiere of Beauty and the Beast: The Fairy-tale Game-show Musical! Created by celebrated Nova Scotian artists Dan Bray and GaRRy Williams, this new musical reimagines Beauty and the Beast through the chaotic world of reality game-show television, bringing a modern, comedic edge to the classic …
Experience Laura Piccinin's GO at this year's Hamilton Fringe Festival! GO is the story of a 336km journey that no one asked Laura Piccinin to go on. Creator of LESBIHONEST, Every Silver Lining, and Apothecary, and winner of Just for Laughs' "Outstanding English Comedy Award", Laura Piccinin brings a new, 90-minute comedic tale of outdoorsy …
Created by Jesse Lewis and Rachel Van Staaluinen Karl is an adventurous cat, exploring the garbage peaks and demolished cars of their junkyard home, but they struggle with figuring out their purpose. Introducing the audience, the junkyard tourists, to their many puppet friends, Karl will begin to figure out who they are. They'll find adventure …
Jordi Mand's Brontë: The World Without is a glimpse into the lives of the three famous sisters, presenting an intimate look at their relationships, their artistic struggles, the pressure of family responsibilities, and the sisterhood that helped them achieve greatness. Presented outdoors at the iconic Greek Theatre in Guild Park & Gardens, this play illuminates …
How to Save the World from a Bus to Thunder Bay by Kat Arifin Inspired by science-fiction tropes, slow-moving bureaucracy, and Roland Emmerich’s 1990 film Independence Day, How to Save the World from a Bus to Thunder Bay offers a hilarious, off-beat, and moving exploration of why we tell stories, when to take action, and …
Marcia Johnson will act in her new play A Fairy's Request as part of the 2026 edition of Port Hope Arts Festival's 10-minute Play Festival! This is a free event and audiences will have five chances between 11am and 5pm to see the show in the shaded Dell region next to the old railway station.
Postcards to My Younger Transexual Self (or YTS), Ages 0-119 by Christina Cook. Playwright Christina Cook (Governor General’s Award nominee) takes us on a journey across time and space, showing that love—for family, for our past and future selves—can be sent care of (C/O) the present. Postcards to My Younger Transexual Self (or YTS), Ages 0-119 …
Sister Sophia Kicks the Habit by Lisa Randall ‘The divine wisdom of the Holy She’ Sister Sophia Kicks the Habit delves into a the humorous and serious revelations of Sister Sophia, an aging nun in crisis. As she grieves the loss of her friend Sister Beatrice, she grapples with her own restless night of the …