Corine Demas

I saw a production of Dead in the Water last year. I was excited to see that Ruth Alexander has brought this to the Fringe. The story is compelling, Ruth owns the stage. She transitions through time seamlessly. We witness the charachter's struggles to balance work and romance.... navigating the murkey waters of life as a traveling singer/performer and owning a cat! Such a compelling story with a mind-blowing end. Support a local artist and see a world-class performance, go see this beautiful one-woman show.

What can I say to the spellbinding, mind-blowing, quick-wit Andrew Iwanyk of the Iwanyk Institute but, thank you sir for fulfilling my dream of seeing an impeccable improvised Fringe show. So many times I go to an improv show and feel like I have just spent 60 minutes of wasted time, watching moss grow, not at this show. I was laughing for 60 minutes. Sometimes laughing at something that shouldn't be funny, but with Andrew's golden touch, becomes hilarious! Andrew, I dare to say, is a genius performer, and his show is elevated by the work of director Lief Olsen-Cormack. (Who knew Lief had such a wonderful singing voice?). Go see this, go see this twice or thrice, it will be a new wild ride every show! I now have a signed picture of Andrew Iwanyk in my dining room, another dream come true.