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Fringe: For Body and Light is poetry most moving

Contemporary dance and spoken word poetry created the breathtaking illusion of being situated in the middle of the ocean, with only the light of the moon to guide the audience…

Fringe: The Anthropocalypse trips up

Picture this: a single man sitting on a dark stage, blowing into a bowl of water, filling the room with the bubbly, irritating noise of water beat boxing. Suddenly, the…

A marriage of one in a cardboard kitchen

Christel Bartelse returns to Victoria Fringe Festival with sequel

Fringe’s Wind in the Pines a worthwhile challenge for Western audiences

Based on an old Japanese folk tale, the play features the ghosts of two young women who are in love with the same man and are waiting for his return.

Dirk Darrow: completely successful Fringe Show

Tim Motley has combined magic, film noir and comedy in Dirk Darrow: NCSSI (Not Completely Serious Supernatural Investigator), and it’s no mystery why this show was one of the strongest…

Alone’s characters open to interpretation

Dark Fringe show allows audiences to choose allegiances.

Payne-ful multimedia experience

Matthew Payne’s Fringe show needs work