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London's 2018 Fringe Theatre Fest began with the Performer Showcase which gave each performer two minutes to preview their show. Here are some shows we think you won't want to miss.
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What a Young Wife Ought to Know features Sophie (played by Liisa Repo-Martell), a young women in rural Ottawa in the 1920s. Sophie grows from the innocence and ignorance of adolescence to the madness of motherhood as she falls in love with Johnny (played by David Patrick Flemming). She voice…
The Huron Underground Dramatic Society will bring classic musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, back to life on its 50th anniversary in front of a sold-out audience.
King’s Players' "First Date" makes all the second hand embarrassment and awkward moments of a blind date fun. "First Date" follows the meeting of nerdy businessman Aaron (played by Brent Miller, a second-year nursing student) and indie, art-gallery-working Casey (played by Simmie Patoka, a f…
The audience comes to a hush as Mabel Hubbard (played by Tara Rosling) enters and sits centre stage. She lights a candle silently as the set builds around her.
