Monthly Archives: September 2011
Whiteout
Whiteout by Michael McPhee, produced by the Doppler Effect playing now at the Atlantic Fringe Festival, came out of 2009’s 24 Hour Theatre at the Bus Stop, which I think is a fantastic idea since so many plays are created … Continue reading
In the Valley
samantha wilson One of the most essential elements of having a Fringe Festival in a city like Halifax is that it fosters the development of our own indigenous playwrights and provides an avenue for them to produce fresh new works … Continue reading
Paradise Lost
It is Day 4 of Atlantic Fringe and the show that I am telling everyone I meet to go see is still Beyond the Mountains Productions’ (Montreal) Paradise Lost. You will not have a fulfilled 21st Atlantic Fringe Festival if … Continue reading
Sirens: the Musical
Often when I see original musicals, especially those in Fringe Festivals and early in their development, the music is the most promising aspect of the show, but often the characters are the equivalent of cardboard or the dialogue is rocky … Continue reading
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