Risa and I have had the chance to cover a lot more then just the Fringe this year. We’ve met with some great Toronto minds, schemed some exciting new collaborations, worked on the upcoming Mega Mess at Sala Rossa on August 9th, experienced a rooftop mini-jam and reading, and met wonderful creative minds. And met [...]
An actor once told me that if a play started well but ended poorly, the audience would say “It wasn’t that good after all”; on the other hand, if it had a rough start but ended well, the audience would say “It wasn’t so bad after all!” So, in that spirit, I will do my [...]
The Montreal Fringe is known amoung traveling artists around the world for the mad party that it is, and that’s due in substantial part to the late night talk show madhouse that is the 13th Hour. According to those in the know, the “Tres Sexy” edition of the 13th Hour from 2 nights ago is [...]
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Uncalled for, oh won’t you move into my house and perform for me at my beck and call? You can sleep in the corner. It’s kinda comfy.
The follow-up to last year’s sensation THUNDERSPANK! a personal favorite of this reviewer, Blastback [...]
I attended the Best of Montreal Night for the third annual Sketch Comedy Festival at Theatre Ste. Catherine. To sum up the whole night I can say I was pleasantly and vaguely entertained the whole evening. Nothing was fall down funny….or laugh out loud funny but I had a nice warm feeling of amusement for [...]
Here it is, from the mouths of (Uncalled For Improv) babes;
“Friends,
The 13th Hour is, as you may already know, your favourite late-night talk show/dance party. But for this, the second ever performance of the 13th Hour outside of the Montreal Fringe Festival season, we bring you a varied and ecclectic series of brilliant reasons to [...]
Straight from their mouths to the pages of the Indyish blog. I claim no editing. -Tristan
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These are the facts:
1 - St. Patrick’s Day commemorates the patron saint of Ireland, Booze.
2 - Uncalled For celebrates the patron saint of comedy, Questionable Decision Making.
3 - Nothing improves Questionable Decision Making like a hefty helping of [...]
If Uncalled For had sat down to write, block, and rehearse their performance, and produced with the skits we saw that night, I probably would have thought it sucked. But, because everything was concocted on the spot, it was completely awe-inspiring. So does that mean can only enjoy improv if we lower our comic standards?
Indyish’s 11th Monthly Mess brings together indie artists and indie urbanists to reflect on our experience of the city. The music, spoken word, film and images presented are all inspired by the artists’ urban experience and, with this unique show, Indyish explores the ways in which art can create collective meaning and contribute to building [...]
Sarah Pearson directed us to the LINUX Cafe on Harbord and Grace, so now there’s a little Indyish crew assembled here this fine morning in Toronto surrounded by Perl manuals and the Hacker Quarterly and heaps and stacks of other Linux loving literature. I giggled and shmoozed a bit with the owner had the typical [...]