Guest article by Connor Yuzwenko-Martin  Food at a theatre usually doesn’t bring to mind hearty

Hunter: My name is Hunter Cardinal, my pronouns are he/him, and I’m a sakāwithiniwak (Woodland

Thomas Nguyen (he/him) is an avid volunteer and adventurer at heart. Prior to working as

We asked the Fringe team to share their favourite things about theatre. From the dim of the

How a little lightning, perogies, and an old bus barn kickstarted a career. A long-time local actor, director, dramaturg, and theatre enthusiast, Michelle Todd’s Edmonton Fringe story weaves in and out of the very rehearsal studios, stages, and back hallways of Fringe’s bricks-and-mortar home, a building that serves as a community hub of creative activity.  

“The most recent Fringe Festival, last year’s Festival, was the best experience I have ever

Adam Schwartz calls himself the most unlikely comedian. Not because he isn’t funny; he is.

A writer all her life, Terri Aihoshi never imagined she would one day become a

We sat down with Izzy Bergquist, one of our 2020 Nordic & Cloutier Family Innovation