Editor’s Note: This post was caught in the “pending review” state for a while. Apologies for publishing it a tad late! Well, better late than never.

The annual Fringe Festival that each year takes over the city’s theatres, churches, pubs, and outdoor spaces is back.

Running from July 2-13th in Toronto, the Fringe Festival, is your chance to see wild, hilarious, dramatic, and always interesting shows. The festival features comedy, dramas, musicals and dance all in different venues and for all sorts of audiences.

If you’re into comedy (and really who isn’t?) check out “Giants Without Footprints” about members of an eccentric family and their wicked and crazy ways. And don’t forget about the improv. It’s really one of the best ways to see hilarious un-scripted comedy at it’s best.

For the kids (or those young at heart) Fringe has great family friendly shows. “The Three Magic Wishes”, “Kalvin the Great!” and “Cinderlad” are sure to make you laugh and learn.

Musicals abound at the festival. For those in the mood for some show tunes and rhythm; Fringe has what you’re looking for. “Hockey the Musical” keeps it interesting by looking into the scandals and relationships in Canada’s favourite game. While, “At The End: A Good Book Musical” explores the end of the world (always an interesting topic!).

For dates and venue information check out fringetoronto.com. And keep reading BlogUT for some reviews coming soon.

Get out and Fringe!!

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