Toronto Fringe

Festival · South Riverdale

Toronto Fringe

Festival · South Riverdale

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100 Broadview Ave Suite #400, Toronto, ON M4M 3H3, Canada

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At the heart of summer festivities, this venue buzzes with laughter and talent, showcasing both uplifting performances and a lively patio scene.  

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100 Broadview Ave Suite #400, Toronto, ON M4M 3H3, Canada Get directions

fringetoronto.com
@toronto_fringe

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100 Broadview Ave Suite #400, Toronto, ON M4M 3H3, Canada Get directions

+1 416 966 1062
fringetoronto.com
@toronto_fringe

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restroom
payment debit card
crowd lgbtq friendly
crowd trans safespace
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Jun 27, 2025

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"The Toronto Fringe Festival is an annual theater arts festival, typically held in July. The festival was originally founded by a group of indie artists in the late 1980s, and since then, it has grown to become Ontario’s largest theater arts festival. During the festival, Fringe showcases over 150 productions across the city. Many notable productions have earned their start at Fringe, going on to Broadway or television. Tickets to shows are around only $10 but should be booked in advance.When: First two weeks of July" - MATADOR_NETWORK

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"September is one of the best times for art lovers to gather in Philadelphia, thanks to the massive, 17-day Fringe Festival. Fringe attracts artists from all over the world, along with Philly’s best. During the festival, you’ll see comedy sketches, theatrical performances, spoken word poetry, paintings, and dancing. Prices vary depending on the performance but range from free to $35.When: September" - MATADOR_NETWORK

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"The Fringe: Theatre Al Fresco The “fringe movement” is a worldwide network of indie theatre festivals. As the name suggests, the movement is about celebrating under-represented voices and those on the margins of the performing arts world. As a result, the shows are a result of a lottery system of producers and writers who submitted their plays. It’s a festival where anyone can put on any show, without having to pass through a jury – where theatre students can mount their first production outside of school, where emerging artists can get their big break, and where established artists can test out new work. Popular shows like da Kink in my Hair and The Drowsy Chaperone got their start at Fringe. Whether you’re watching a show (or number of shows) in the back alley behind the famed Honest Ed’s, or smaller theatres in Toronto like the Helen Gardiner Phelan Playhouse, you’ll be in for a cheap treat."

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John Jestadt

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My wife and I attended the play, comedy musical "Choir" at the Al Green theatre and I never laughed so much before in my life. Great choir & harmonies. The best time I've had in many years. kudos to the brilliant writing team of Johnson and Johnston. Uplifting and hilarious. We saw the final performance. If I had seen the show earlier I would have bought tickets for all my friends. I will be watching out for anything that Anika and Barbara produce in the future.

Catherine Staples

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Cabaret of Murder was the worst thing I've ever seen!!! I left half way through, controlling myself not to yell at the actors to stop screeching their lines. My friend stayed on to see if it got any better...it didn't.

Christine Chan

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The headquarters had a patio with food and drinks that you could get. I was there with a drink waiting for the show to start. I was minding my own business. One of the staff, Tessa (name taped on walkie talkie), at the table next to me. Tesa decided to throw her drink at me. Tessa then went on to state, "I don't have to do say or do anything because I use a walker." Mind you, just because she uses a walker dowant give her a right to behave this way. She refuses to take ownership, nor clean up the mess. I left the mess there and I complained to the manager. They reuse to do anything about Tessa's behavior. this was assault which I should press charges the moment that this happened. Update: I email the owner and still haven't heard from them. I'm still looking for closure

leah deffett

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Saw Bubble Babz last night at the Fringe. Four person cast. All excellent. Barb Johnston is such a natural. Beautiful voice, light and engaging. If you need a pick me up (Don't we all at this point) this is a must see!

Daune Fernandez

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Bought tickets to watch "Through the Bamboo". It was an added show on the last day of the festival. Showtime was 9:45pm. My friend and I drove from 45 mins away and were turned away at the door because we arrived at 9:47pm. They should really reconsider their latecomer policy. No refund offered and what was worse was the lack of empathy shown by the staff. Hoping for a better experience next year...

Nick W

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Terrible experience. Very bad weather made us a few minutes late and they wouldn’t let us in. Stole our money.

Michael Potter

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Girl who answered door was awful and dismissive. She should not be representing the company. Disgusting.

D

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Fun festival to attend. I enjoyed all the shows I watched. Festival includes drama, dance, sketches, improve, etc