Toronto’s theatre scene bursts into life each summer with the Toronto Fringe Festival, a vibrant celebration of artistic expression. This year’s edition, taking place from July 3rd to 14th, 2024, promises another exciting lineup, showcasing many types of productions across various genres. It includes 77 shows in 16 venues across the city, so there’s definitely lots to look forward to. The Fringe provides a platform for diverse voices and innovative works, making it a must-visit for theatre enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike.
The 36th annual Toronto Fringe Festival
The festival will feature dance productions, eight KidsFest and Teen shows, seven shows in Unconventional Venues, musicals and more. Like every year, the 2024 edition will have contemporary and experimental theatre, dance, comedy, storytelling, and solo shows.
Some of the highlights are:
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- AbracadabraHaHa at Tarragon Theatre Mainspace: A comedy show by Rob Fishbaum, also known as Fish the Magish
- Artificially Intelligent at Tarragon Theatre Extraspace: Musical comedian Anesti Danelis’ latest comedy special
- Being Celine at Theatre Passe Muraille Mainspace: Canadian actress, singer and comedian Laura Landauer shares what it means to “BE CELINE”
- Cabaret of Murder at Alumnae Theatre: An award-winning hit show where three women present works of art that have been created by serial killers
- Toba Tek Singh at Al Green Theatre: A political satire inspired by Saadat Hasan Manto’s ‘Toba Tek Singh’
- Remembrance at Theatre Passe Muraille Mainspace A performance that uses Afro-Caribbean dance, and movement expressions by choreographer Kay-Ann Ward
The Toronto Fringe Festival is taking place from July 3-14. Tickets for the shows can be purchased online through the website. A lot of cool performances are hitting the stage, and you can find more details about them too online. There will be a launch party and parade on July 2, along with an Artisan Market.
