Remember playing Twister, Operation, Risk? Ever have an imaginary friend, pretend you were in space, turn your hand into a firearm? When you were a kid, was there a place in your town or neighbourhood you weren’t allowed to go – a place that was out of bounds? Uncalled For does it all – andContinue reading “Childhood friends grow up, lose touch & take a wacky trip out of bounds in big fun, big-hearted Playday Mayday”
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Toronto Fringe: Do you want to believe? Sharp, dark comedy in Bright Lights
Theatre Brouhaha’s production of Kat Sandler’s Bright Lights opened to a sold out house of super enthusiastic folks at the Tarragon Theatre Mainspace late last night. Written and directed by Sandler, Bright Lights is set in a community centre, where members of the Alien Experience Support Group gather for their regular meeting to shareContinue reading “Toronto Fringe: Do you want to believe? Sharp, dark comedy in Bright Lights”
Otherworldly, funny, poetic rock & roll fairytale – Trout Stanley
Last night, it was out to the Storefront Theatre for Severely Jazzed Productions’ Trout Stanley, written by Claudia Dey, directed by Daniel Pagett. With the help of the Storyteller (Dan Jeannotte), we learn that Ducharme twins Grace (Tess Degenstein) and Sugar (Hannah Spear) were orphaned as young adults and live an isolated life on theContinue reading “Otherworldly, funny, poetic rock & roll fairytale – Trout Stanley”
Toronto Fringe: A big gooey fun love letter to T.O. in Bad Dog Theatre’s Toronto, I Love You
More comedy fun last night at Bad Dog Theatre Company’s Toronto, I Love You – directed by Julie Dumais Osborne and now playing at the Helen Gardiner Phelan Playhouse during Toronto Fringe. Live and unscripted, the Bad Dog Repertory Players treat the audience to a night of improv, based on audience input. Last night, weContinue reading “Toronto Fringe: A big gooey fun love letter to T.O. in Bad Dog Theatre’s Toronto, I Love You”
Toronto Fringe: Punch drunk with laughter in Theatre Brouhaha’s Punch Up
Kat Sandler and Theatre Brouhaha bring it again big time with the dark comedy Punch Up, written and directed by Sandler, playing now at the George Ignatieff Theatre as part of this year’s Toronto Fringe. Stand-up comic/comedy writer Pat’s (Colin Munch) life is in the toilet, his wife/comedy team partner has left him and isContinue reading “Toronto Fringe: Punch drunk with laughter in Theatre Brouhaha’s Punch Up”
life with more cowbell 