The London Fringe returns for it's 19th annual live arts festival from May 29 - June 9, 2018.
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.
This is where it all begins... the buzz.. the excitement... Fringe performers will have a mere 2 minutes to show you what they have in store for 2018. You have the challenge of deciding what to see from this year's outstanding productions. There will be ticket giveaways, draw prizes, and Downtown Dollar draws. You must be at the Performer Showcase to win. Plus, with each ticket purchased, you get a FREE Fringe Button.
We split into fragments when faced with fear and the unknown. Every choice reaction determines the next and we can either feel solid on the ground we stand upon or succumb to the hole in the ocean floor. Come collect the pieces with us.
Award-winning actor, writer and storytelling champion Cory Thibert, embodies his 19-year-old self as he uncovers the truth behind what sets his family apart in this coming-of-age story with a twist.
A schtick to sink your teeth into. WINNER of 2, NOMINATED for 5 Montreal Fringe Awards. Generation after generation. BEAVERS. Sharing the same land, the same lake, and the same nightmare depicting commercial development threatening their corner of paradise in the Laurentians, Quebec. Get wet at the best dam show!
A lot can happen at thirteen. In this coming-of-age 'storied concert', Lara takes us back, with humour and heart, to a year that tested her mettle and taught her to face her fears, performing songs from 1980/81 (including Blondie, Billy Squier, Diana Ross, The Police & Tom Petty).
A satirical take on the ballet Swan Lake, using various dance styles. "Quack" is a humorous interpretation of the well-known stereotypes associated with this classic, with a few unexpected surprises and an inventive musical score. Fun for the whole family in this bizarre tale of the tragic swan.
A troubled teen. A homeless woman proclaiming she is a Countess. Which world do you want to live in: A world where crowns are made out of garbage, or our modern society where humans value technology over humanity?
At times tragic, at times hilarious, the ongoing battle between these two characters, both fighting to be heard in an ever hostile world, is a play audiences of all ages can relate to.
With the latest viral hipster band due onstage any moment, a quantum physics student under the influence (of Stephen Hawking) attempts to warp time-space. Music, math, and the substance of sound collide in a subatomic pop opera where anything that can happen does. From the poetic creator of Berlin Waltz.
