Fringe Feed

A satirical character-driven comedy about cults and lifestyle influencers, and how they intertwine. I thought this was great, lots of witty jokes, fun characters, and brilliant comic timing. The team behind this is obviously super talented and I look forward to seeing them again whether it be in the form of this show or another!

Quite possibly the best show ever in the history of the Fringe. Car chases, shootouts , drugs, sex, scooter stunts, jail breaks, hip hop sound track, rave parties, redemption…and true love. If Tupac came from the dead to produce a remake of The Princess Bride as a one man show with no dialogue this could well be it.

If you're a fan of movies like Paranormal Activity, you will likely enjoy this. An immersive horror experience that happens in pitch darkness. Great use of directional sound!

A very hot (literally) circus show where all the acts involve fire. This is not a gimmick though, as all the performers would still astound even without the dancing flames. Very saucy, very entertaining.

A funk-rock satire of scientology. Doesn't pull any punches (especially regarding the founder of the so-called religion) and goes in some very bizarre directions. If you like your humour twisted, this is recommended. You may even learn a few things! But mostly be entertained.

A professionally run game of the social deduction classic Werewolves, try to survive as a human or kill them all as a werewolf. Even if you get knocked out early, it's fun watching the chaos unfold... especially when friends and family betray each other!

Performers re-enact a movie... that's been through a machine translator multiple times, making it hilarious nonsense. Guaranteed to be a good time if you see it on a night where they do a movie you enjoy (the schedule is on the event page).

Alcohol use of the trombone to give us an amazing auditory experience, combined with trippy poorly animated graphics and b roll. A must see if you are high!

A very elegant magic show with an emphasis on sleight-of-hand tricks. In between acts we see diary entries including poetry, and there is a playful wistfulness to the whole performance that I enjoyed. Great family show!

The audience helps the performers write a haiku, and then they improvise a comedic play about each line and attempt to somehow tie all the plots together (which they amazingly managed to do when I attended). Super silly, super fun!

A self-proclaimed "titty show," it's actually more than that. Featuring burlesque and circus acts all done with glam rock style, this is what I call a "party show." Wild Side is a wild night!

A self-proclaimed "titty show," it's actually more than. Featuring burlesque and circus acts all done with glam rock style, this is what I call a "party show." Check it out for a wild night!