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Fringe comedy 'The Rock That Boated' sails through with sea shanties and wit
Dangerous Dames Theatre's playful take on Homer's Odyssey features an all-female crew disguised as sailors, sold-out runs, and plenty of...
Fringe horror play 'Aberration' sells out with twisted family secret
The dark thriller about a family harboring a sinister past has drawn multiple sold-out shows at LabO theatre through June 27. Tickets...
Willow Rosenberg bakes live while sharing queer stories
A Lesbian in the Kitchen combines real cookies, Jewish recipes, and intimate tales of chronic illness and identity at Fringe.
Fringe review: Punk band drama hits hard on dreams
The Persistent Stain blends full-blown concerts with a dramedy about two aging rockers chasing their big break after 30 years.
Fringe's immersive dark-theatre show mines fantasy and heart
Dwarves & Dark Places uses flashlights and physical clowning to send audiences into a haunted mine in this Owlbear Theatre production...
Jimmy Hogg's solo show at Fringe is a breathless, commanding hour
The Toronto comedian fills Geneva Hall with tight storytelling and impeccable timing in Jimmy Hogg: Mashed, running through June 28 at...
Kellylee Evans hosts intimate artist talks at NAC during Jazz Fest
Award-winning vocalist hosts free conversations with innovative jazz musicians. SALIN performs Saturday, June 27 at 5:15 PM at Peter A....
Fringe 2026: Politicians Are Puppets mocks Ottawa city politics
Aurora Productions' satirical play lampoons local decision-making through the 2000s, from the LRT debacle to Lansdowne. The show runs at...
Fringe review: Crabs! The Musical commits fully to absurdity
Three mutant humanoid crabs leave their slimy home and venture into the human world in this confidently directed comedy musical.
Fringe review: Black Fish uses immigration borders as stage
A Saskatoon play about a young woman trapped in airport interrogation channels the urgency of refugee stories through One Thousand and...
Fringe show 'Gander Euphoria' celebrates queer joy with geese
The Lighter Touch Art Collective's comedic play runs at LabO through June 28, with audience participation, camp energy, and standing...
Civil War exhibition at Canadian War Museum reveals Canada's hidden role
"Close to Conflict" explores how the American Civil War shaped Canadian politics, military, identity, and international relations—and...
