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Edmonton Fringe

Photo of Katie Yoner and Dayna Lea Hoffmann by Marc Chalifoux. iPhoto caption: Photo of Katie Yoner and Dayna Lea Hoffmann by Marc Chalifoux.

REVIEW: North America’s biggest fringe festival happens in Edmonton — and the atmosphere is invigorating

Every August, the Edmonton International Fringe Festival transforms the popular historic neighbourhood of Old Strathcona into an 11-day street party. Multiple blocks become pedestrian-only. Food trucks whip up greasy food. A kids’ stage hosts family-friendly theatre. Beer tents flourish. World-class street performers attract crowds of passersby. 

By Liam Donovan / Aug 29, 2025

In the Fringes: A Comedy in One Act

Anyway, we appreciate all of you signing on to our 2022 Fringe production. In the event that you are sick, Anton, our stage manager, will be your understudy.

By Kara Flanagan / Jun 2, 2022

What I Wish I’d Known: Rebecca Perry

Fight for yourself, speak passionately, never be afraid of putting into words why your work is important to you.

By Graham Isador / Feb 15, 2019

Emerging Across Canada: The West

Applying for grants, moving forward, all the while writing through consistent doubts: is what I have good enough? Have I made the right choices?

By Liam Salmon / Oct 12, 2018