Category: Carol Sinclair

Dicky Dicky Carol Sinclair   Comedian Louie CK once said “you don’t have to be smart to laugh at farts, but you have to be stupid not to.”  Garkin Productions embodies this sentiment whole-heartedly with their production of Dicky Dicky.  Adult diapers, half naked sweaty men, mullet wigs, sassy set changes, cat food, boobs and … Continue reading So much more Dicky Dicky!

Deranged Dating Carol Sinclair A 35-year-old single woman shares her attempts at finding love and all the bizarre, cocky, perverted men she has had disastrous dates and relationships with.  For anyone that has had a tough time in love will appreciate her eccentric anecdotes and relate to her epic failures in the game of love. … Continue reading Review: Deranged Dating

Kit & Jane: An Interactive Survival Guide to the Near-Post-Apocalyptic Future Carol Sinclair   After the very successful Little Orange Man that hit the Ottawa Fringe two years ago, SNAFU Theatre has brought back the energetic Kit as a 14-year-old ninth grader.  She has teamed up with her best friend Jane (aka Lucas) to warn … Continue reading Kitt & Jane: Brilliant

Moonlight After Midnight Carol Sinclair   A woman enters an unlocked hotel room to find a strange man staring out the window.  He seems surprised to see her, but as their story unfolds the lines begin to blur on what the dynamic of their relationship really is.  What is real and what is only being … Continue reading Moonlight After Midnight

Einstein: The man is still a mystery Carol Sinclair   The memory of a man once known around the globe for his remarkable mind has been tainted by bobble heads, t-shirts and misused tumblr quotes, and is now more known for a photograph with his tongue sticking out than his theory of relativity that made … Continue reading Einstein: The Man is Still a Mystery

Iredea Carol Sinclair The impending apocalypse seems to be quite the popular theme at Fringe this year, and these kinds of shows often fall into the trap of being one-dimensional or kitschy, but Iredea, the apocalyptic dance rock opera is anything but. The story of how the world ended is complex and engaging.  It is … Continue reading Yes: Missing Iredea Would Be the End of the World