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Fringe review: Fish Tank is neither a comedy nor a drama
Be warned, this review containers spoilers. It has spoilers because I sat through Fish Tank, and I don’t think you should have to.
A couple...
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#FringeDuJour: Fish Tank
Tell us about Fish Tank.
In Fish Tank, Emma and Tim’s marriage is in crisis and their therapist has some odd advice: hold a funeral...
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Fringe review: The Other Mozart’s beauty is skin deep
The Other Mozart is one of the most visually stunning and well-acted productions I've seen at a Fringe Festival ever. I don't understand why...
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Fringe review: surefire dialogue and performances ensures Lungs breathes
Lungs is an episodic, rapid-fire, hilarious, heart-wrenching and poetic look at modern relationships and questions whether bringing a child into the world today is...
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Fringe review: Robotricks is not to be missed
About ten minutes into the magic robot show Robotricks, I put my notebook away and just started enjoying Charlie Caper's performance. I mean, how...
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#FringeDuJour: Charlie Caper – Robotricks
Tell us about Charlie Caper – Robotricks.
I believe Robotricks is the world's only robot magic show. Mainly because you have to be crazy to...
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Fringe review: Mercury will leave you wanting more
Mercury is what the Fringe Festival is for. A hybrid of silent film and science fiction, you don't want to miss this show.
Polished, specific,...
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Fringe review: Tourist is alternately hilarious and curious
Shows about online dating seem to have permeated the Fringe Festival circuit, but for a different take don't miss Lou Campbell's one-person show Tourist.
Using...
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20 questions (pandemic edition) with Abady Alzahrani
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Caravan Theatre tackles mental health and suicide with Sarah Kane’s 4:48 Psychosis
One of a handful of in-person shows at this year's Halifax Fringe Festival, Caravan Theatre tackles Sarah Kane's 4:48 Psychosis before embarking on a tour...
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Shining a light on an industry that remains dark
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Neptune Theatre goes old school for fundraiser
Halifax's Neptune Theatre is going old school as it gets set to host a telethon to raise much-needed funds after being forced to postpone...