by Greg Landucci

Fringe legend TJ Dawe and Greg Landucci have teamed up again! Following the sold-out success of the 2006/07 Fringe hit DISHPIG ( “Best of Fest” Winnipeg, “Patron’s Pick” Orlando, “Pick of the Fringe” Vancouver) they bring you a behind-the-scenes look at the twisted world of a rock radio station mascot.

www.greglanducci.com

by Elise Newman

Two actors become dangerously inspired by Shakespeare’s bloodiest revenge tragedy. How far will they go to put on a good show? Stark and intimiate, Raven for a Lark takes a perversely funny look at the twisted world of the theatre. Warning: may be disturbing to some.

by Edward Albee

A middle-class publishing executive has a bizarre encounter with a lonely and troubled man in New York’s Central Park. This first play by acclaimed American playwright Edward Albee combines elements of realism and the absurd in its examination of isolation, alienation, social disparity, and the dehumanizing effects of living in a commercial world.

by nisha ahuja

*Ting*

Welcome to Omega Orange yoga studio, and to our most successful yogini’s class. Yes, she may be heartbroken, but her success, fame and patented yoga can still lead almost anyone to enlightenment – for a price.

One-woman’s playful and cutting look at the consumption of culture in the quest for spiritual fulfillment.

*Ting!*

by Colin Munch & Robin Toller

Nate and Charlie made a pact: live off the grid, waste as little as

possible, turn their small space into an environmentalist’s utopia.

Charlie thought it was just talk, but Nate’s serious and leaving it up

to his roommate to pay the bills. It begs the question; in a world

without waste, what do we do with all our stuff?

by Penny Ashton

Brace yourselves Ottawa coz Kiwi Poetrix Penny Ashton’s here to busty some rhymes on yo ass. In a Booty-ful night of spoken word, MC HotPink brings a show that’s the bastard love child of Eminem, Cosmopolitan Magazine and The Wiggles.

“… poetry to make you hungry, happy and horny.” 5 Stars, Three Weeks (Edinburgh)

“… hilariously sexy.” 4 1/2 Stars Winnipeg Sun

www.hotpink.co.nz

by Hume Baugh

Tonight I saw one of the most moving and honest pieces of theatre that I’ve seen in a long while. It’s called The Girl In The Picture Tries To Hang Up The Phone. Wonderfully written and beautifully acted by Hume Baugh & simply and masterfully directed by Mark Cassidy… (Carol Cece Anderson, Playwright in Residence, National Arts Centre 08/09).

by Inspired by the work of Edward Duke and P.G. Wodehouse

Bertie’s new valet seems to be perfection in a morning suit but what has happened to Uncle Willoughby’s scandalous memoirs? What will happen when Bertie suddenly wants to marry? Only the inimitable Jeeves can extract his master from the soup. Ripping entertainment from Fringe veteran John D. Huston (A Christmas Carol) inspired by the world wide hit “Carry On, Jeeves”.

www.johnhuston.ca

NOTE: There are no more advance tickets for the Friday June 27th performance.

Limited tickets available at the door. Come early.