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Six Hamlets. Six Computers. And You! Hamlet in Isolation is a theatre mini series exploring isolation in the one of the most isolating times in history: the Covid-19 pandemic. Six actor/director partnerships devised an original performance inspired from the most iconic monologues from Shakespeare’s greatest character. Join online each week for this digital theatrical experiment of Shakespeare during the time of plague in the 21st century. Created from the original text, adapted by three directors and performed by six Albertan artists, each playing the role of Hamlet for the first time. The rest is silence. CAST & CREATIVE TEAM Hamlet: Philip (Lin) Hackborn, Dayna Lea Hoffmann, Deedra Salange LaDouceur, Marguerite Lawler, Andrés Moreno, & Kiana Woo.Directors: Sydney Campbell, Desirée Leverenz, & Andrew RitchieScenographer: Elise JasonStage Managers: Roxanne Cote, Lauren McCarthy, & Andrea Handal RiveraTechnical Director: Trent Crosby PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE Friday, May 21 7:30pm Starring Philip (Lin) Hackborn as HamletFriday, May 28 7:30pm Starring Kiana Woo as HamletFriday, June 4 7:30pm Starring Marguerite Lawler as HamletFriday, June 11 7:30pm Starring Deedra Salange LaDouceur as HamletFriday, June 18 7:30pm Starring Dayna Lea Hoffmann as HamletFriday, June 25 7:30pm Starring Andrés Moreno as Hamlet A talk back with the artists will follow the performance The link to your performance will be sent out via email 24 hours in advance of the performance time.
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Nerd Nite 59 Home Edition: Vol. 4 The days are heating up and the nights are getting longer, but nothing is longer than the wait for the next Nerd Nite. Coming to your computer on May 27, please join our eminent speakers! The Intense, Intricate, and Intriguing Lives of Ants by Ilan Domnich Did you think that people were the dominant animals on Earth? Think again! Ants are virtually everywhere and with many species comes a wide array of remarkable strategies for survival. Join us to learn about some ants with some truly unique abilities. Presentation is arachnophobe-friendly. Our Curvy View of Black Holes by Dr Sharon Morsink When light travels through a wine glass, it travels on a curvy path, giving a distorted view of objects behind it. Similarly, gravity causes light to travel on curved paths leading to a phenomenon called gravitational lensing. This effect allows us to view far away galaxies, the back sides of neutron stars, and the regions near black holes! In this talk we will look at recent images of stars and black holes and learn more about their properties. This talk will be best enjoyed along with stemmed glassware filled with a transparent beverage. The Nerdiest Parenting Tool: Dungeons and Dragons by Trevor Prentice Teach your kids probability, math, rules, strategy, accounting, creativity, story telling, drawing, acting, improvisation, and leadership; D&D has it all. Tune in to Trevor’s presentation to nerd out about D&D, how he first got roped in to playing, more kid friendly versions, and how to best get started playing with your kids. This event will be held on Zoom. Please ensure you have downloaded Zoom and are familiar with Zoom's features. Support for Zoom can be found at their help centre. You will receive an an email the same day of the event with information on how to join. Feel free to join the Zoom meeting here: https://fringetheatre-ca.zoom.us/j/92711822399but if you'd like to support Nerd Nite, purchase a ticket below. Don't want to use Zoom? Watch the livestream while it happens over on Fringe TV!
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Fantastical realms, first dates, psychological twists and stories to make us ponder the world. Join us as Edmonton High Schools share their student directed one acts, main stage shows and more creative online storytelling. The event is by donation so drop on by and see two to three shows a night. The schedule is as follows: Monday starting at 7:00Gnomon's Land from StrathconaLittle One from Harry AinlayDead Weight from Lillian Osborne Tuesday starting at 7:00Modern Vocabulary from Lillian OsborneIf Men Were Scarce from Harry AinlayThe Drowning Girls from McNally Wednesday starting at 7:00Matt & Ben from StrathconaMy Smile for You from Lillian Osborne4AM from Archbishop MacDonald Thursday starting at 7:00She Kills Monsters from Arch Bishop MacDonaldA Kind of Hole from McNallyThe Meet Code: Cyber Crush from Lillian OsborneEstrangement Café from Ross Sheppard Friday starting at 7:00Sure Thing from Harry AinlayEscape from Ross SheppardThe Bone House from Strathcona This event will be held on Fringe TV. Fringe TV works on most internet browsers, but we recommend viewing on a desktop or laptop using the most recent version of Chrome, Firefox, or Safari for the best experience. You will receive more information on how to access the performances after purchasing a ticket. The Bone House will be presented on Zoom at 8:00 PM, May 28th. A link to the Zoom meeting will be available on Fringe TV. Please ensure you have downloaded Zoom and are familiar with Zoom's features. Support for Zoom can be found at their help centre.
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