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The festival is in full swing with 160 shows in more than 30 venues around Toronto, on until July 16.
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Mark Kay
Our annual comedy profile, previously named Local Ladies Who Make Us Laugh, is evolving—much like these comedic talents.
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Steve Fisher • Photos by Corbin Smith
The 2017 Bob Curry Fellows perform tonight on the Second City Mainstage.
By
Steve Fisher
The latest reunion show of the uber-veteran musical duo The Williamson Playboys will cover such relevant topics as the Prussian-Brazilian War, and the Hindenburg disaster.
By
Steve Fisher
The Canadian Improv Games marks its 40th anniversary with a fundraiser featuring an exceptional line-up of professional comic alumni.
By
Steve Fisher
New improv company The Assembly launches tonight with showcases by resident troupes and some assembled all stars.
By
Steve Fisher
The rising star comedian has a three night stand in Toronto, supported by sterling local acts.
By
Steve Fisher
Second City's new show classes up the stage without losing previous shows' bite; Stupidhead dreams up laugh out loud singing stand-up.
By
Steve Fisher
Several of Comedy Bar's top acts are collaborating on a fundraiser for The Haven, a Toronto drop-in.
By
Steve Fisher
An eclectic line-up of activists, writers, and musicians appearing as guest monologists for their new all star show.
By
Steve Fisher
While there may be some talk about babies, it's going to be an adults only show.
By
Steve Fisher
Toronto comics have had a banner year on the small screen, and they're celebrating (and showing off) at Toronto's comedy "sketchfest."
By
Steve Fisher
Being Muslim In Canada: A Comedy Show makes space for Muslim comics to showcase their chops.
By
Steve Fisher
Check out their monthly showcase tonight at Bad Dog Theatre on Bloor.
By
Steve Fisher
Comedy producers who don't program diverse and gender balanced bills are getting called out on social media, and risk becoming irrelevant.
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Steve Fisher • Photo by Corbin Smith
We take stock after 12 days of frenzied theatre going (and blowout partying in the Honest Ed's alley).
By
Steve Fisher and Mark Kay
We've seen a third of the Toronto Fringe Festival's nearly 150 shows. Here's what we loved so far.
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Steve Fisher and Mark Kay • Photo by Anders Marshall
Our sixth-annual profile of talented female performers and writers in Toronto who don't always get the attention they deserve.
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Steve Fisher • Photos by Corbin Smith
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