Toronto Fringe - The Huns

Very relatable, cringe-worthy, office conference call - the type of interminable meeting we have all been involved in, but with slightly more politically incorrect colleagues. Hilarious charicature of office culture - don't miss this one.

Toronto Fringe - Off the Island

A fun musical, albeit with some weak vocals, about a young man who leaves his Caribbean home for Toronto and fights his strict religious background as he lets his true self "come out". 

Ossington Theatre - Puffs

A show about "Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic” focuses on a house of misfits. A hilarious and extremely well adapted alternate version, with great impressions of the movie characters, creative use of props and quick changes.

The Fun House

A great spot to while away an hour if you’re in the neighbourhood. Interesting rooms, fantastic mirrors (actually surrealist selfies) and whimsical art throughout. The pictures come alive. The furniture is inviting. Seemed to be a really big hit with the kids. I loved the selfies the best.

Toronto Fringe - The December Man

While hard to watch at times due to the strong emotions evoked, this was a stellar play, with outstanding performances all around. Focusing on the impact of a horrific event on the survivors, we felt the desire to help and sorrow of the powerlessness to do so.

Toronto Fringe - Unbridled Futurism

Phasing between different versions of Earth, the story was weak. The band however, was really good - too bad they didn't play more.

Toronto Fringe - Carpe into my DMs

A series of vignettes mocking our self absorbed, app driven, uber lifestyle hit the mark - lots of laughs.