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

We sat down with Samantha Jeffery, one of our 2020 Nordic & Cloutier Family Innovation

We sat down with Mac Brock with Vena Amoris Projects, our 2020 Westbury Family Fringe

We sat down with Niuboi, Fringe Theatre’s inaugural Nordic & Cloutier Family Innovation Award recipient.

From personal stories about recovery and rediscovery, to reimagining how traditional Indigenous storytelling intersects with theatre, to the high flying spectacle of circus performance, to live music with living legends and so much more, the 2018/19 Fringe Theatre season promises an exhilarating live experience unlike any other.