The Pick of the Fringe 2017 Announced!
The 2017 Vancouver Fringe Festival may have wrapped up but the Fringe celebrations goes on as the Public Market Pick of the Fringe has been announced! Receiving rave reviews, great […]
Cry-Baby: The Musical – A Fun Romp On Teenage Rebellion and Angst
Based on the John Waters film, Cry-Baby: The Musical focuses on Baltimore teenager Allison Vernon-Williams, who is drawn across the tracks from her 1954 finishing-school background into a relationship with the orphaned […]
Everyone Can Relate: How I Lost One Pound: The Musical
Abandoned mom and lost soul, Lesley Carlberg is always battling the muffin top. But now she has bigger problems: her kids have left home. So what is she going to […]
Dark But Beautiful That Is 12 Minute Madness
Meet Linda Kunt (a drunken social worker), Little Nazi (a baby with a big dong), and Smoker (who invited her?). These and many others live in my head. I know, […]
Multiple Organism Gives A Positive and New Meaning to the Term Toilet Humor
One of the most awaited show in this year’s Fringe, Mind of a Snail‘s new creation, Multiple Organism definitely did not disappoint, offering a very humorous, cringe-inducing, and visually striking […]
Just Not That Woman: A Magic Act All Around
“Polls were decisive. The election was to be a coronation. To celebrate, a party was held beneath a glass ceiling—and I was there. But a chasm erupted between expectation and […]
A Canadian Premiere: Sechs
“Exploring a country through the bars and bedrooms of the nation.” “Sechs” (zekhs) is a musical that follows six characters whose different beliefs about intimacy and relationships clash in bars […]
Vancouver Fringe Feature: Multiple Organism
The creators of last years’ Pick of the Fringe, Curious Contagious are back! Taking on topics of gender and identity, Mind of a Snail‘s Multiple Organism presents a surreal, bizarre, […]
Vancouver Fringe Feature: Gutenberg: The Musical!
What has 2 heads, 4 arms, and 26 hats? It’s Gutenberg: The Musical! “A deliciously horrifying concoction of ego and earnestness – with plenty of campy awfulness to let us […]
