London Fringe Festival

May 28

- June 8

The London Fringe returns for it's 20th annual live arts festival from May 28 - June 8, 2019.

Immerse yourself in theatre, visual art, dance, music and all fringe has to offer. Click on the links for more information or download a .pdf of our program below.

Fringe Basics

Ticket Information

Fringe Extracurriculars

Shows

VisualFringe

Downtown London & Old East Village

2019-Fringe-Program-DIGITAL-FINAL-PDF.pdf

Events

Carey-OK! : Timeless Timely Tunes

Wednesday, May 29

Friday, May 31

Saturday, June 1

Monday, June 3

Friday, June 7

Saturday, June 8

Chip Pop Productions

Spriet Family Theatre

60min

Rising Fringe favourite, Wass (RIDE THE CYCLONE -★★★★ Globe & Mail) unleashes a one-man a cappella musical that blends singing, beatboxing, rapping, and dance into a series of uplifting song-o-logues about anxiety, social media, and his journey living in Vietnam.

Say Nothing

Wednesday, May 29

Friday, May 31

Saturday, June 1

Sunday, June 2

Tuesday, June 4

Thursday, June 6

Melissa Lang-Nichol

The Palace Theatre

60min

First time Director, Melissa Lang-Nichol, and special guest choreographers present “Say Nothing;” An exploration through movement of difficult topics. Join our cast of over eighty dancers as we push the boundaries of universal subterranean realities. Take part in the conversation as we express on-stage what is ordinarily suppressed off-stage.

Lens

Wednesday, May 29

Saturday, June 1

Sunday, June 2

Tuesday, June 4

Friday, June 7

Saturday, June 8

O.N.E. Contemporary Company

Wolf Performance Hall

60min

How did you get here? Have life events lead you down an unexpected path? Is it possible that an "unfavourable" outcome protected you from a disaster that you didn't see coming? Switch lenses with us and explore the "what-ifs" you never experienced.

Throne Life

Wednesday, May 29

Saturday, June 1

Sunday, June 2

Wednesday, June 5

Thursday, June 6

Saturday, June 8

The Electronic Gospel Experience

The Good Foundation Theatre

90min

Sonny strikes a deal for God's help based on one condition: He Must be Resurrected as a Fool. Sonny's dark side takes over telling his story with self-deprecating and sadistic humour relentlessly railing against God and man.

Fuckboys The Musical

Wednesday, May 29

Friday, May 31

Saturday, June 1

Monday, June 3

Wednesday, June 5

Friday, June 7

Generation Productions

The Palace Theatre

90min

A haphazard guide to navigating the modern dating scene.

80s Kids Will Understand

Wednesday, May 29

Friday, May 31

Sunday, June 2

Wednesday, June 5

Friday, June 7

Saturday, June 8

The Ringos

Procunier Hall

60min

From scrunchies to Iran-Contra, everyone has warm memories of the 80s. And If you don’t? Let The Ringos remember it for you. Remember She-Ra? Not the new She-Ra. The old, bad one. Remember Alf?
Get ready to have your childhood ruined…or your parents’ childhood. Wait, how old are you again?

THE WALK IN THE SNOW: The true story of Lise Meitner.

Wednesday, May 29

Saturday, June 1

Monday, June 3

Wednesday, June 5

Friday, June 7

Saturday, June 8

big word performance

Spriet Family Theatre

60min

Physicist, fugitive, pioneer.

On Christmas Eve 1938, two refugees from the Nazis walk into the Swedish snow.

Jon Bennett: Playing With Men

Wednesday, May 29

Sunday, June 2

Thursday, June 6

Saturday, June 8

A Mulled Whine

McManus Studio

60min

Jon was once a great junior footballer in Australia. Now a multi award-winning performer of international festival favourites, it seems he couldn't be further away from the football field. A show about community, friendships, life, death, and a bit of football.

Game of Crohn's

Thursday, May 30

Saturday, June 1

Monday, June 3

Wednesday, June 5

Thursday, June 6

Saturday, June 8

Game of Crohn's

Procunier Hall

60min

Dan Rosen recounts his self-defecating tale of 20+ years struggling with Crohn's disease. In the Game of Crohn's, you win or spend your life on the toilet.