All Things Fringey

Fresh off her Instagram takeover of our very own account (@VancouverFringe), Katherine Matlashewski of DISCLOSURE swung by the studio to run us through her theatre background and how her brand new show (feat. movement, spoken word, soundscape, and humour) about the pathways toward healing within an adversarial medical system has come to be. https://www.vancouverfringe.com

It's Day 3, folks, and the Vancouver Fringe Festival is going absolutely gangbusters! In-between all the theatre excitement, we joined Regan Schrumm of Neurotic Erotica to unpack their deeply personal yet heartwarmingly humorous new comedy and the surprising spark that inspired them to kickstart their acting adventure. https://www.vancouverfringe.com

48hrs into our 2022 Festival, we're thrilled to sit down with the creative team behind Mail Ordered – the belly-aching comedy about 'Lila' and her quest to find a husband. Here we find out more about the wild theatrics to expect and the trailblazing international team responsible for bringing the show to Vancouver. https://www.vancouverfringe.com

On Day 1 of the Festival, we sat down with Fringe Artist and friend Janet Law who will be bringing her beautiful site-specific show Yew & Me to the surroundings of Granville Island. In this edition of 'All Things Fringey', Cory and Janet discuss human connection with nature and how medicinal properties of the Yew tree can enable us to survive. https://www.vancouverfringe.com

Our third edition of 'All Things Fringey' has landed with our host Cory Philley (Executive Director of Vancouver Fringe) and our latest guest, Kyrst Hogan (a.k.a. Burgundy Brixx) who participates in this year's Festival with The C-Word.

“It’s easy to find beauty in the mountains that surround us, but how about finding beauty in the cracks on the sidewalk…”

'All Things Fringey' returns for Episode 2 with Cory Philley, Executive Director of Vancouver Fringe, alongside Fringe icon and friend TJ Dawe, who will be participating in this year's Festival with 'Blueberries are Assholes'. Together they explore how his ongoing wellness journey has completely redefined his life and work over the last 10 years.

Vancouver Fringe debuts its brand new podcast, hosted by Executive Director Cory Philley and special guest Julie-anne Saroyan, Executive Director of Lumière and Small Stage.

In Episode 1, we learn all about what to expect from this year’s Fringe Festival, and the dynamic duo’s recent trip to the UK in which they visited Edinburgh Fringe, the Awakening Festival and more…