Vancouver

An offer of two shows in one. Dylan Kilgour and Jake Spencer each perform a 50-minute piece, luring you in with "pay for one, stay the second for free."

Heist / Boys Night Out

There's something a little audacious about entering the Fringe with a dance piece. Dance tends to hang out over in its own corner of the art world, while theatre does its thing over in its own camp, and rarely the twain shall meet.

The Green Zone

Art is a bona fide international monster hit play.  Written in the early 1990s, its impressive pedigree includes a premiere in Paris followed by runs in London, New York, Berlin, Moscow, Madrid, Lima, Hong Kong, Prague and Stuttgart.

Art

A Kiwi comedienne extraordinaire!  Resplendent in a hot pink gown, pink heels, pink sparkly eyeshadow and fiery red hair, MC Hot Pink will make you laugh and make you think.

MC Hot Pink

I roared my pants off.  Come on, what isn’t inherently funny about a musical based on the supposed life and times of a medieval printing press inventor?

Gutenberg! The Musical! so good she lost her pants

City of Control is a science fiction story that borrows heavily from George Orwell's 1984. Instead of Big Brother we get a sort of Big Sister - called Control - whose face appears as a giant projection against the back wall of the small theatre. (It was fantastic to see this small space in the basement of Heritage Hall on Main Street used once more).

City of Control

Her emphasis on all the trappings of the “modern urban yogini” are funny and fitting: the cell phone in the breast-emphasizing yoga shirt; the desire to “do this for yourself” because by doing things for yourself, you’re actually giving to the world; and even the constant peddling of her snake-oil. The only thing missing was a to-go coffee cup.

I wanted to like this show, because I agree with the message, but Ahuja’s slap-stick mimicry of the real world did nothing new to convey it.

Ahuja’s character is going through a nervous breakdown. The more successful she becomes in the...

Yoga Cannibal, consumed by modern life|

Talk about going out with a bang! On the closing night performance of Italian American Reconciliation, the pre-show lament of eager audience wannabes being turned away at the door preceded the sound of erupting laughter and a startling gunshot.

Conflict resolution

Spiral Dive

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Granville Island Stage
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The extremities of love, violent combat and the poetry of flight meet in Spiral Dive, a story of a Canadian fighter pilot in England in 1943. The first of Ken Brown's 'Spitfire' trilogy.

Showtimes

Sep 7 - 3:15 PM
Sep 9 - 9:15 PM
Sep 12 - 7:15 PM
Sep 13 - 5:15 PM
Sep 14 - 11:30 AM

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Boom

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Duration: 60 minutes
Performance Works

Boom is a dynamic solo show that tells the tale of a sentimental bomb-maker's tangled relations with the calculating denizens of his desperate hometown. "Extremely talented writer and performer Andrew Connor definitely gives you your money's worth with Boom, a terrific piece of theatre that is literally and figuratively 'the bomb.'" –New York Theatre “…sweet satire…” –The Seattle Weekly

Showtimes

Sep 7 - 1:30 PM
Sep 7 - 7:00 PM
Sep 9 - 8:30 PM
Sep 10 - 5:00 PM
Sep 12 - 5:00 PM
Sep 13 - 9:00 PM

This website explodes with more information.

And you can read the Plank review from the Victoria Fringe here.

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