Normally the Fringe For All (F4A) for a threatrephil is like falling into a giant pile of 'blow' for a crack head. More Fringe than you can handle in two and half hours. This season's edition was a well paced, well hosted and well attended F4A filled with delectable tidbits of drama, comedy, and plenty of dance...
Remarkably, although the Fringe usually has a more 'anglo' appeal with the majority of its' productions in English, it was the local Franco productions that stood out among the vast array of talent. Here are some of the standouts that I noted as must and maybe sees...
En francais:
Mademoiselle Lafleur - Théâtre du BuildinG Oui
Belzébrute - Shavirez, le tsigane des mers Oui
Les Filles-Canon - Les Dames Peut être
CoCu Clan - La Troupe du Scélofanne Peut être
Apnée - Natalie Baroud Oui
Ggagné - Lancer du nain Oui
Spectacle pour emporter - Les Néos Oui
Le musée des vieux animaux québecois Oui
English:
Dishpig - Chipped Paint Productions CIT
This Hour Has 88 Years - Quint Productions CIT
Lard (Like Grease, but Thicker) - Big Moves MAYB
Argument with a Dolphin - Without Annette CIT
Beth - Zero Sum Fears CIT
Barbie World - Scream Dance Company MAYB
The Particulars - Syd Trinity CIT
Blastback Babyzap - Uncalled For CIT
Teaching Fringe - Doctor Keir CIT
If you have to ask what CIT stands for then maybe this isn't 4U.
Stay tuned for next weeks review of the 1st weekend of Fringe.
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