An interesting and memorable adaptation of the classic novel with plenty of atmosphere.
Review: The Telepath and The Conjuror, Fringe 2025
The Oberons’ magic show, The Telepath and The Conjuror, is a high-quality blend of classic illusions and intriguing mentalism. The genuine chemistry of the husband-and-wife team and their polished performance make this a solid recommendation.
Review: Moon Dragon for Under 6, Fringe 2025
For children under six, Moon Dragon is a tender, immersive theatre experience that blends beautiful puppetry, gentle storytelling, and soft music to create a world both magical and welcoming.
Review: Raise the Barre, Fringe 2025
A dance spectacle that mashes up ballet and rock music. The dancers are phenomenal, and the energy is infectious. Though the show lacks a strong narrative, its diverse choreography and feel-good atmosphere make it a solid choice for a fun hour.
Review: Catching a Cheese Pervert – A Frances Francis Mystery, Fringe 2025
Inspired by a true story, this Fringe play follows a woman who must prove her worth in her family’s dairy empire by tracking down a “cheese pervert.”
Review: I’m Not Saying We Should, But What If We Did?, Fringe 2025
This show is a compelling satire on populist politics, female rage, and male privilege. The premise of banning men is confronting and thought-provoking, and the play’s unique visuals will stay with you long after it ends.
Review: No More Bull, Fringe 2025
A rousing and thought-provoking musical that re-examines the Minotaur myth through the eyes of Princess Ariadne.
Review: Bury the Hatchet, Fringe 2025
A clever and captivating true crime musical, Bury the Hatchet blends sharp storytelling with lively bluegrass tunes and dynamic performances.