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2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 9, 2026, 2:44 p.m.
♻️
See It Again

Fawn has a very unique way of presenting her artistic ability. So much talent! Fresh, clean, crisp and very enchanting. I think she opened our minds and hearts to this subject, that affects ALL of us! Her delivery, the puppets and her energy were very engaging. Congratulations Fawn! 💕

2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 7, 2026, 1:01 p.m.
😂
Laughed So Hard I Cried

I absolutely loved this show. It was engaging, hilarious, and educational, and I connected with so much of what it had to say. Fawn is incredibly talented—her storytelling, humour, and warmth make the whole experience feel honest and welcoming.

I left laughing, thinking, and feeling a little less alone. A wonderful show that deserves a big audience.

2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 5, 2026, 10:57 p.m.
🥱
A Never-Ending Story

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Edutaining in the best possible way

I walked into this show expecting to learn a few things about menopause. I walked out feeling like I belonged.

This was educational, funny, and deeply vulnerable ... all at once. The clever use of puppetry, poetry, and storytelling had me laughing one minute and nodding through a lump in my throat the next. It said out loud the things so many of us have been carrying quietly for years.

Honestly? I didn't want the conversation to end. I would have happily stayed for a post-show workshop to keep it going.

This show deserves a much bigger stage. It belongs in schools, men's groups, women's groups, and on the road. Imagine if our daughters, partners, and sons understood this stage of life before we're in the thick of it.

Entertaining. Educational. Edutaining! Go see it ... and bring someone who needs to hear it.

— Janine McJannet

2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 5, 2026, 10:05 p.m.

Fawn was fabulous she made a topic that isn’t talked about relatable funny and very informative. The set was great and the use of puppets and audio elevated the performance. Really enjoyed the show well done!

2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 5, 2026, 9:42 p.m.

This beautiful show is worth seeing for the regalia alone, but delivers so much more than that. The history of powwow, the culture and etiquette of powwow, Nyla's complex personal connection to the traditions through geography and family ties, all layer together to create a rich tapestry of story and craft. Told with humour and love with a dash of grief, this show holds the fullness of life within its compact 45-minute runtime.

2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 5, 2026, 6:17 p.m.
🦑
Ten-tickles My Fancy

Mauretia's delivery as narrator is so precise and riveting, every phrase carries such meaning and imagery, with every carefully weighted and deliciously ennunciated word for the full 50 minutes of the performance. And what a compelling script, mythological in symbolism and scope, speaking to tensions realities, relationships past present and future. And the performances and production work enveloped me as the story unfolded, simple, subtle and strong, bringing me into the mythological realm. Bravo

2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 5, 2026, 6:03 p.m.
🦑
Ten-tickles My Fancy

Co-create across cultures... Medicine the world needs. I love how this taps in to and introduces/references Persian poetry performance... Ancient tradition to tell a very necessary contemporary story.

2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 5, 2026, 3:05 p.m.
🍆
Sexy Fringe Show

A fun filled journey through Justin's journey from his origins in PEI to how he arrived at our stage today. It was full of fun moments and also deep heart and soul. This is one "skit" that I greatly enjoyed and would recommend. It is an experience.

2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 5, 2026, 3:02 p.m.
🦑
Ten-tickles My Fancy

I did not know what to expect, but I left with a new appreciation of the complicated experience that new comers to Canada face when trying to move forward in their lives. This is a very abrupt and, at times uncomfortable, show. Yet it is a very necessary experience n the cultivation of empathy and an appreciation of the importance of moving past black and white thinking when it comes to the immigrant experience.

2026 Yukon Fringe Festival
Oct. 5, 2026, 3 p.m.
🥱
A Never-Ending Story

This is a powerful journey through mythology. I thought the effects were very moving and mesmerizing. The story and movement captivated me from the first moment to the final shot. This play is a true journey into the depths and back again. The use of props to create the effect was very well done. The story touched me and the performers embodied it so well.