After a scaled back 2020, Island Fringe is back for 2021, celebrating its 10th anniversary (!) in fine form, running July 28 to August 1.
Given the situation, they’re departing from the traditional “buy a pin, get into everything” format and switching to all-ticketed shows this year, so now is the time to think ahead and get tickets.
I’m happy to return as a sponsor this year (my 8th): I think of the Fringe as “theatre for people who love theatre but don’t enjoy the theatre,” and it brings me great joy to support it.
I can think of no better way to spend the August not-actually-a-holiday-on-PEI weekend.
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