vancouver fringe
Shadows in Bloom: outstanding acting overcomes cartoon, genuine divide
Leaving the Waterfront Theatre after Gemma Wilcox’s one-woman show, Shadows in Bloom, leaves you with the distinct feeling that good theatre does exist and can be a glory and a privilege to behold- that and the words, “Daaaamn gurl!” on your lips. Wilcox gives this show her all as performer, writer and co-director along with Shana Cordon.
Miracle in Rwanda: dramatic triumph
Miracle in Rwanda is a dramatic triumph that will leave you hanging on actor Leslie Lewis Sword’s every word.
Oh The Humanity! And Other Good Intentions: tough not funny
First off, this play ain’t funny. The dialogue is more poetic than authentic. But the actors manage to pull off difficult performances that demand raw emotion painfully restrained. There’s good stuff here.
Episode 5 - From Hunter to Prey at Vancouver Fringe 2009
Our heroes talk about how they have gone from being reviewers to review-ees at the Vancouver Fringe.
