If you spot me around the festival, exhausted and bewildered, like a famished Harlequin chasing a fly for dinner, don’t...
Read more(Guest writer Albert Mastromartino) By blending performance with voluntary audience participation, Michael Sachter Projects has created a work that sits...
Read moreThe first week of Fringe is over. We’ve officially entered the festival’s Middle Ages. By now, ‘Everyman’ has probably settled...
Read moreRoll up, roll up: Thespis’ wagon is in town! The Fringe couldn’t be further from a temple of slick entertainment....
Read moreThere is something endearingly earnest about Cusp, a one-hour late-afternoon opening that arrives at Toronto Fringe with its heart fixed...
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