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At the centre of the stage of the grand Factory Theatre in Toronto, under just one spotlight, was a lone barstool. Along with his voice and movements, this was all Sam Mullins needed to capture the audience and bring them into the world of his Fringe play, The Untitled Sam Mullins Project.
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There’s not many shows around that incorporate Germans, zombies, Tom Waits and Stephen Hawking.
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She Said Yes, one of the shows featured in this year's Fringe Festival, is a comedy about dating in the digital world. The creator of She Said Yes, Virginia Woodall, spoke to The Scope reporter Sara Cristiano about what it was like to write a show based on her real-life experiences.
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People Suck, featured in this year's Toronto Fringe Festival, is a musical all about the worst people we encounter in our lives. The Scope reporter Sara Cristiano had the chance to talk with the creators and writers of People Suck, Megan Phillips and Peter Cavell.
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Sequels are often disappointing, but the audience members attending the July 6 performance of Rebecca Perry's "Adventures of a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl", a follow-up to her previous show "Confessions of a Redheaded Coffeeshop Girl", were definitely far from disappointed.
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From the moment Canadian comedian Gavin Crawford walked on stage wearing a t-shirt covered in pictures of cats, I knew the audience at the Annex would be in for a strange and entertaining ride.
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Sully's Boxing Gym in Toronto has hosted boxing legends like Muhammad Ali and Lennox Lewis. For this year's Fringe Festival, the gym is the stage for BOUT, a play about a failed artist who tries to find meaning in her life through competitive boxing. CJRU News Director Emily Joveski chats with writers and actors of BOUT, Stephanie Carpanini and Matthew Gouveia.
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Jim Smith is the writer and actor of "I Love You, Judy Merril," an ode to the pioneering science fiction writer and anthologist Judith Merril. His play is featured in the 2015 Toronto Fringe Festival.
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