Hamilton Festival Theatre Company
What is the Hamilton Fringe Festival?
The Hamilton Fringe Festival is Hamilton Ontario’s biggest, boldest 12-day performing arts festival WITH PERFORMANCES IN 15 DIFFERENT VENUES (INDOOR AND OUTDOOR) ACROSS THE CITY.
Welcoming 50+ performance companies from the local, national, and international arts community, and with over 400 performances on our stages, this annual summer arts festival draws 25,000+ attendees and engages 150+ volunteers each year. With live comedy, theatre, music, dance, visual art, film, family fare, and more – there truly is something for everyone at Hamilton Fringe!
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REVIEW: THE OUTLAW AND THE SON
Set in an otherworldly place, a weathered cowboy comes to terms with his past through one-sided conversations and original western rock songs…
REVIEW: HOPE & JOY
The show, aptly named, is full of hope and joy and is a delightful and impactful addition to the Fringe this year. It's a little crass, a little messy but so is life with anyone after ten years living together…
REVIEW: “Kill Me Now” – The Teaching Confessions of an Undercover Creative
Tammy McLeod-Casey is a self-described “reluctant teacher” educating students with emotional and behavioral needs and proves, throughout her one-woman show, that teaching is tiring and thankless and still one of the most rewarding experiences out there…
REVIEW: MARK II
Powerful, eloquent and passionate, Tom Bates returns to the Hamilton Fringe with the second half of his compelling performance of The Gospel of Mark…
REVIEW: FELT CUTE, MIGHT OVERSHARE LATER!
What do you do when your most embarrassing stories are also your best ones? You get a puppet to tell them for you. Felt Cute, Might Overshare Later! is a solo comedy confessional where Kristi Boulton and her felt alter-ego revisit a lifetime of cringeworthy childhood catastrophes and romantic misfires and is a masterful demonstration of storytelling prowess at this year’s Fringe…
REVIEW: LOVE AND CRAIC
Award-winning storyteller Carlyn Rhamey (The ADHD Project) takes the audience on a Celtic adventure like no other. Featuring perilous cliffs, handsome rebels, Viking ghosts, heartbreak and underpants gone rogue, Rhamey’s Love and Craic is equal parts hilarious mishaps and vulnerable catharsis.
REVIEW: ABD WITH MARK THE C
Mark Cassidy's heart-warming memoir of growing up in small-town Ontario motels.