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: WAITING ROOM
Mylo Doyle’s Waiting Room is a strong, contemplative piece of theatre at this year’s Fringe that takes its audience on a relatable journey through grief and what happens after…
REVIEW: THERE IS NO ANGER LIKE THAT OF A WOMAN
Witty, thought-provoking and full of intense chemistry, There is No Anger Like That of a Woman is a powerful and provocative drama that effectively challenges its audience. One of the best pieces of writing and execution at this year's Fringe...
REVIEW: REBEL SPIRITS
The energetic sketch comedy duo Bateson & Shaw return to the Hamilton Fringe in Rebel Spirits - an imaginative and polished production full of sitcom inspired comedic magic…
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: TOWNSPERSON #3
Townsperson # 3 is a genius comedic ode to musical theatre and ensemble cast members that is guaranteed to amaze you…
REVIEW: THE FRUITS THAT ROT IN OUR BELLIES
What does the body remember when it begins to create a life? A profoundly haunting question asked by writer/director Kitoko Mai in their surrealist, supernatural tale about sisters, secrets and psychosis…
REVIEW: CRANE GIRL
Inspired by a real event, Best New Play Award-winner Crane Girl follows a woman who walks out of her life and climbs a crane…
REVIEW: ARTS AND CRAFTS FOR GROWN UPS (SPOILER FREE)
With the help of some LEGO bricks, a deck of cards, and a table full of craft materials, Ben sets off on a journey to find the meaning of “real” magic.
REVIEW: THINGS ARE FINE ACTUALLY
Laugh along with veteran Fringe performer Neil McArthur as he navigates surveillance capitalism, parenthood, and the pressure to be five stars at everything, all the time.