Toronto Fringe Festival has laid out the plans for its 35th annual edition, taking place throughout the city from July 5–16.
This year's fest has scheduled 100 shows of all kinds, including dance, comedy, magic, musicals and more. The festival's events will be housed by more than a dozen theatres and other venues across the city. The Al Green Theatre, Tarragon Theatre, Tank House Theatre and Supermarket are just a few of the spots where you can catch shows.
Fringe will kick off the festivities with a launch party hosted by comedian Pearle Habour and headlined by country singer Graham Scott Fleming at the POSTSCRIPT Patio at the Tranzac.
Some of the fest's expected highlights include Chantal Lim's Ancient Dying Chinese Dialect, Chantal Forde's Curious K Explores the Paleozoic, Jim Betts and Marek Norman's Dancer and Michael Posner's Dead End.
Single tickets cost $15 and can be found, along with full scheduling and lineup information, at the Toronto Fringe Festival's official website.
This year's fest has scheduled 100 shows of all kinds, including dance, comedy, magic, musicals and more. The festival's events will be housed by more than a dozen theatres and other venues across the city. The Al Green Theatre, Tarragon Theatre, Tank House Theatre and Supermarket are just a few of the spots where you can catch shows.
Fringe will kick off the festivities with a launch party hosted by comedian Pearle Habour and headlined by country singer Graham Scott Fleming at the POSTSCRIPT Patio at the Tranzac.
Some of the fest's expected highlights include Chantal Lim's Ancient Dying Chinese Dialect, Chantal Forde's Curious K Explores the Paleozoic, Jim Betts and Marek Norman's Dancer and Michael Posner's Dead End.
Single tickets cost $15 and can be found, along with full scheduling and lineup information, at the Toronto Fringe Festival's official website.