You may have seen a poster of Jimmy talking to a puppet wearing glasses. There is no puppet and he wasn’t wearing glasses. So this isn’t the show that it was supposed to be, and it’s not even the show it was. It was however, a pretty good time.
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Now, we didn’t just end up seeing this show because we had the cast on our show. Sarah had Empty Rooms on her watch-list from the initial round of press releases, so of course, we had to make sure we got out to it. Michael and Katherine did not disappoint and Sarah cried for like 15 minutes. Bam.
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Bianca Yates and Vance Gillis square off in this 80’s tale of misogyny in the Hollywood entertainment industry and what it took to make it as a woman in show business. Here’s our take on “The Kicker”
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Mariana Vial and Jeff Gandell play opposite in a two person play of unreliable narrators and World War 2 nuclear intrigue. And it’s funny. And it’s great. Hear our AudioBuzz podcast review now!
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We love to have out of towners on our Go Fringe Yourself series, our first (and maybe only? who knows what the future holds!) international guest is Whitney Richards! We’ve had her Weeping Spoons cohort Shane Adamczak on the show before but we’ve never had the wonderful and talented Whitney. Whitney joins Sarah and I to discuss her one woman show, part podcast, part storytelling, part dance… I Do I Don’t. Listen now!
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Laura Flynn is a straight up original. It only takes a few minutes before Laura is sharing the bizarre world of her childhood spent with a giant stuffed Teddy who was Patrick Swayze or sneaking sips from her grandmother’s Benelyn. This charm will no doubt be all on display in “Get Your Shuffle On”
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It’s easy to get caught up in how zany and goofy a lot of Fringe shows can be, Katherine Turnbull and Michael Lortie (along with director Alarey Alsip) are promising some heavy hitting emotions along with their laughs. Empty Rooms tells the stories of estranged twins reunited at their mother’s funeral, and if that setup doesn’t tug at your heart strings, you’re a monster.
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Alex Brown is a legitimate crazy person. I say this because she’s not only producing two shows, she’s also performing in two shows. That is a crazy thing. From late 70’s camp movies to making it as a woman comic in the early 80’s these two shows promise to show off two different styles of comedy. Listen now and enjoy!
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I ran into Tranna on Monday’s Fringe for All (this episode was already booked) and I lamented that it is crazy that we haven’t had her on before. I stand by that, the fact that it took 108 episodes before we had this amazing Montreal talent sit down with us lunatics is crazy. I maintain that it’s because we weren’t a big enough show for her until now. Or something. We discuss the origin of her name, her one woman show in New York City and all sorts of Fringe Buzz. Enjoy the show!
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Tranna has so much coming up in the next few months it’s crazy.
And obviously follow Tranna on Twitter @TrannaWintour and Instagram @trannawintour
Tranna’s photo credit from Reese Turner @re_reeset
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That’s a prety long title. Elena Belyea (and after about 15 minutes Director Jon Lachlan Stewart too) shows up to talk about her upcoming dark comedy “Miss Katelyn’s Grade Threes Prepare for the Inevitable”. Sarah starts this one off with a pretty rough question, but after we get through that Elena manages to make this very serious subject matter seem like it might just make for a very entertaining Fringe experience. Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: RSS
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You can get your tickets HERE.
Salle/Venue
Studio Multimédia du Conservatoire
4750 Henri-Julien
Horaire/Schedule
Sam/Sat 13 Juin/June / 20:45
Dim/Sun 14 Juin/June / 15:30
Lun/Mon 15 Juin/June / 21:30
Jeu/Thu 18 Juin/June / 18:00
Ven/Fri 19 Juin/June / 18:45
Dim/Sun 21 Juin/June / 13:45
