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Tag: Review

Review: Light-hearted and cute, ‘The Fiancée’ is a funny (but imperfect) holiday show

The Fiancee is a perfect popcorn show. It’s light, it’s fluffy, it’s most definitely enjoyable. But there’s not much to it — and by the time you’re done, you can’t help but wish there was a little more there.

Review: Heartfelt and humourous ‘Stones in his Pockets’ a great start to the season

Skye Brandon and Nathan Howe use a masterful physicality to play various characters in this hilarious two-man comedy.

Saskatoon Fringe Reviews, Day 4: Love, horror, and trombones wrap up review weekend

Whether you’re into horror or comedy or dramatic one-person performances, there’s a little bit of everything on this year’s stages!

Saskatoon Fringe Reviews, Day 3: From children’s folk stories to an early grave

Comedies, drama, children’s theatre and musical numbers — check out the newest reviews for the 2022 Saskatoon Fringe Festival shows!

Saskatoon Fringe Reviews, Day 1: Lesbihonest, Metempsychosis and more

Check back every day for PodSask’s reviews of Fringe festival shows throughout the weekend!

Review: ‘Shakespeare’s Will’ is a sometimes touching, sometimes unexciting one-person show

Not even a quick technical difficulties pause and resumption could jumpstart the plodding production on opening night.

Review: Masterful, chaotic ‘Cymbeline’ a victory for Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan

Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan’s production of ‘Cymbeline’ is a master class in this style of theatre.

Review: Saskatoon Summer Players packs a ton of talent into ‘9 to 5’

Between the thirty onstage and dozen orchestral performers, local talent proves themselves to be spectacular at what they do.

Review: Breaking The Curse breaks taboo on discussing periods. Period.

The show is a chance for those with periods to see themselves represented, even when their particular period experience has felt isolating in the past.

Review: Dancing Sky’s comedic homecoming is a crowd-pleasing success

The performances of Kent Allen, Abbey Theissen, and Blaine Hart brought a fabulous script to life. 

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