Shakespeare BASH'd to Perform at Toronto Fringe for the Last Time
By: Jessica Fallon Gordon Jun. 03, 2016
After four sold-out years at the Toronto Fringe, Shakespeare BASH'd, Toronto's best-loved independent Shakespeare company, is back for one final festival and they're going out with a bang. This exciting production of The Comedy of Errors is a party, and Toronto's amazing Fringe audiences are the guests of honour. Fresh off a hugely successful, sold-out 2015/2016 season, Shakespeare BASH'd is ready to launch into the next chapter with this fast-paced, hilarious production. Come help us bid farewell to The Victory Café and the Toronto Fringe in the best way we know how: a huge, fun, Shakespeare bash!
Company favourite Julia Nish-Lapidus takes the director's chair, leading a stellar cast of actors from across the Toronto theatre scene. Kelly Penner (Shaw Festival, Mirvish Productions, St. Lawrence Shakespeare Festival) plays both Antipholus of Ephesus AND Antipholus of Syracuse, opposite Tim Welham (This Is Where We Live, SummerWorks 2015; King John & Edward II, Shakespeare BASH'd; Crookback, Edmonton Fringe) as Dromio of Ephesus AND Dromio of Syracuse. You can bet Shakespeare BASH'd will make the most of this bold, ambitious casting choice with more of the fun, clear, text-driven work audiences have come to expect from this company. The cast is rounded out with more company members audiences have loved in previous Shakespeare BASH'd productions: Suzette McCanny plays Adrianna, David Ross plays Angelo, and David Mackett is Egeon, with Nish-Lapidus joining them as Aemelia, the Abbess.
The Comedy of Errors is a veritable greatest hits of Shakespeare's best comedic moves: love, revenge, duels, mistaken identity, reunions, confusions, and not one, but TWO sets of twins. You don't want to miss this surefire hit!
Tickets:
Online: http://www.fringetoronto.com
By Phone: (416) 966-??1062
In Person: Festival Box office, located behind Honest Ed's, 581 Bloor Street
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