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THEATRE SCHEDULE Celebrating 30 Years of Fringe-Ing! THEATRE SCHEDULE Celebrating 30 years of Fringe-ing! THURSDAY 1 FRIDAY 2 SATURDAY 3 SUNDAY 4 MONDAY 5 7:10pm 13 Dead Dreams 5:55pm Crazy for Dick 4:05pm Promise and 2:25pm 13 Dead Dreams 4:10pm My Dad’s Deaths of “Eugene” Tricks: A Dirk Promiscuity of “Eugene” (A Comedy) 8:55pm Promise and Darrow Investigation 6:00pm Into the Tango 4:10pm My Dad’s Deaths 5:55pm 13 Dead Dreams Promiscuity: 5:55pm Crazy for Dick Tricks 7:40pm My Dad’s Deaths 7:40pm Crazy for Dick Tricks of “Eugene” A/C A New Musical 7:40pm Promise and (A Comedy) by Jane Austen and 9:25pm My Dad’s Deaths Promiscuity 7:40pm Into the Tango 715 Broadway Ave. 715 Broadway Broadway Theatre Broadway Penny Ashton 9:25pm Into the Tango (A Comedy) 9:35pm Into the Tango 9:20pm Crazy for Dick Tricks Upper 2:05pm Big Sip 3:50pm I, Frida 5:45pm Rabbit Stew: 3:55pm AMAZE: A Comedy 4:00pm Rabbit Stew: Magic Show 5:35pm Big Sip 7:00pm Big Sip Uncensored Uncensored 5:45pm The Great Pillow War 7:30pm The Great Pillow 8:55pm AMAZE: A 7:30pm I, Frida 5:45pm I, Frida War of ‘96 Comedy Magic 7:30pm AMAZE: A Comedy 7:30pm Rabbit Stew: 9:15pm The Great Pillow Uncensored 9:15pm Rabbit Stew: Magic Show Show 505 10th Street E 505 10th Street War of ‘96 Grace-Westminster 9:20pm The Great Pillow War 9:15pm Big Sip Uncensored Lower 2:25pm Alabama Monster 4:10pm Double-Booked 2:25pm Critically Acclaimed 7:10pm Alabama 4:10pm Venus Martinez and 5:55pm Double-Booked 5:55pm Alabama Monster Superhero Movie Monster the Mexican Mafia 4:10pm The ADHD Project 7:40pm The ADHD Project 7:40pm Critically Acclaimed 8:55pm Venus Martinez 5:55pm Critically Acclaimed 5:55pm Alabama Monster 9:25pm Critically Acclaimed Superhero Movie and the Superhero Movie 7:40pm Venus Martinez and Superhero Movie 7:40pm Double-Booked 9:25pm Venus Martinez and the Mexican Mafia 505 10th Street E 505 10th Street Grace-Westminster Mexican Mafia 9:25pm The ADHD Project the Mexican Mafia 9:25pm Double-Booked 7:00pm Dion Arnold: 2:30pm In Ireland We 3:50pm Erik de Waal’s 12:35pm It’s Complicated 5:45pm It’s Complicated How I Killed Rented a Car from TROLLS, BULLIES 2:20pm The Watch My Nan 7:30pm In Ireland We Criminals & ROCK STARS 5:35pm Dion Arnold: How 8:55pm Erik de Waal’s Rented a Car from 4:15pm The Watch 5:35pm Dion Arnold: How I Killed My Nan A/C TROLLS, Criminals 7:30pm It’s Complicated I Killed My Nan 7:30pm TROLLS, BULLIES BULLIES & 9:15pm Dion Arnold: How 7:30pm The Watch & ROCK STARS 614 11th Street E 614 11th Street 9:15pm The Watch Kinsmen/Cosmo Hall Kinsmen/Cosmo ROCK STARS I Killed My Nan 9:15pm In Ireland We Rented 9:15pm In Ireland We Rented 5:45pm Something in the 3:50pm Something in the 2:05pm Franz Ferdinand 3:50pm The Romeo Project 7:10pm #STRANDED— Water Water Must Die 5:45pm #STRANDED Stories of the 7:40pm Dr. Frightful 5:45pm Dr. Frightful Presents: 3:50pm #STRANDED 7:40pm Something in the Modern Bard Presents: A A Frightful Hour 5:45pm Dr. Frightful Presents: Water 9:05pm The Romeo Frightful Hour 7:40pm Franz Ferdinand A Frightful Hour 9:35pm Dr. Frightful The Refinery The 9:35pm Franz Ferdinand Must Die 7:40pm The Romeo Project Presents: A A/C Ave. 609 Dufferin Project Must Die 9:25pm #STRANDED 9:35pm Something in the Water Frightful Hour 5:45pm Monica vs. The 3:50pm Things We (never) 2:10pm Monica vs. The 3:55pm A Woman’s Guide to 7:00pm SpinS Internet: Tales of a Learned in Sex Ed Internet... Peeing Outside Social Justice 5:35pm SpinS 3:55pm War Room 5:40pm War Room 8:55pm A Woman’s Warrior 7:30pm War Room 7:30pm Monica vs. The 5:45pm A Woman’s Guide... Guide to Peeing 7:30pm Things We (never) 9:20pm Monica vs. The Internet... Outside Learned in Sex Ed Internet: Tales of a 7:30pm Things We (never)... 9:15pm Things We (never) 9:15pm SpinS Victoria School Gym. Victoria 9:15pm War Room Social Justice Warrior Learned in Sex Ed Access from 12th St. E 12th St. from Access 12:00pm The Alice 12:50pm African Folktales 12:00pm Imagination Principle with Erik de Waal Station: 1:30pm Imagination The Watermelon 6:00pm African Folktales with 2:20pm Imagination Erik de Waal 4:05pm The Alice Principle A/C Station: of Despair Station: The Watermelon The Watermelon 614 11th Street E 614 11th Street 1:30pm The Alice Principle of Despair Kinsmen/Cosmo Hall Kinsmen/Cosmo of Despair Fringe Central & Box Office* A/C air conditioning wheelchair access Kids’ Fringe 733 Broadway Avenue 306.221.2481 *On-site box office open July 31 – August 9. Tickets can be purchased online at any time. Program designed in Saskatoon by FreshWest Media Ltd. (flow magazine). Cover design by Danger Dynamite. Printed by TC TransContinental. No portion of this program may be reprinted without the expressed, written consent of 25th Street Theatre Centre Inc. All rights reserved (2019). AUGUST 1-10, 2019 Theatre Tickets: $15 #yxefringe Purchase tickets online at yxefringe.com, by phone at 306-221-2481 or in person at Fringe Central! TUESDAY 6 WEDNESDAY 7 THURSDAY 8 FRIDAY 9 SATURDAY 10 5:55pm My Dad’s Deaths 2:20pm Crazy for Dick Tricks 5:55pm 13 Dead Dreams 6:00pm Into the Tango 5:45pm Promise and (A Comedy) 4:05pm Into the Tango of “Eugene” 7:40pm My Dad’s Deaths Promiscuity 7:40pm Promise and 5:45pm Promise and 7:40pm Crazy for Dick Tricks (A Comedy) 7:40pm Into the Tango Promiscuity Promiscuity 9:25pm Promise and 9:25pm 13 Dead Dreams 7:40pm 13 Dead Dreams 9:20pm Crazy for Dick Tricks 9:35pm 13 Dead Dreams of “Eugene” Promiscuity of “Eugene” of “Eugene” 9:25pm My Dad’s Deaths Theatre Broadway 2:00pm The Great Pillow War 5:45pm Rabbit Stew: 5:40pm AMAZE: A Comedy 5:45pm The Great Pillow 5:45pm I, Frida 3:45pm AMAZE: A Comedy Uncensored Magic Show War of ‘96 Magic Show 7:30pm Big Sip 7:30pm AMAZE: A Comedy 7:30pm The Great Pillow 7:30pm Rabbit Stew: 5:35pm Big Sip Magic Show War of ‘96 9:25pm AMAZE: A Comedy Uncensored 7:30pm I, Frida Magic Show 9:15pm Rabbit Stew: 9:20pm I, Frida 9:15pm Big Sip 9:15pm I, Frida Uncensored Grace-Westminster 5:55pm Venus Martinez and 4:10pm Double-Booked 5:55pm Critically Acclaimed 5:55pm Venus Martinez and 5:55pm The ADHD Project the Mexican Mafia 5:55pm The ADHD Project Superhero Movie the Mexican Mafia 7:40pm Alabama Monster 7:40pm Critically Acclaimed 7:40pm The ADHD Project 7:40pm Double-Booked 7:40pm Venus Martinez and 9:25pm Critically Acclaimed Superhero Movie the Mexican Mafia 9:25pm Alabama Monster 9:25pm The ADHD Project Superhero Movie 9:25pm Double-Booked 9:25pm Alabama Monster Grace-Westminster 4:00pm The Watch 5:45pm In Ireland We 5:45pm It’s Complicated 3:50pm Dion Arnold: How I... 5:45pm Erik de Waal’s 5:45pm The Watch Rented a Car from 7:30pm In Ireland We 5:45pm TROLLS, BULLIES TROLLS, BULLIES Criminals Rented a Car from & ROCK STARS 7:30pm Dion Arnold: How & ROCK STARS 7:30pm Erik de Waal’s Criminals 7:30pm In Ireland We I Killed My Nan 7:30pm It’s Complicated TROLLS, BULLIES 9:15pm Erik de Waal’s Rented a Car from 9:15pm Dion Arnold: How 9:25pm It’s Complicated TROLLS, BULLIES Criminals & ROCK STARS I Killed My Nan 9:15pm The Watch & ROCK STARS 9:15pm It’s Complicated Hall Kinsmen/Cosmo 5:45pm Dr. Frightful Presents: 5:55pm The Romeo Project 2:05pm #STRANDED 5:55pm Franz Ferdinand 5:45pm The Romeo Project A Frightful Hour 7:40pm #STRANDED— 4:00pm Something in the Water Must Die 7:40pm Something in the 7:40pm Franz Ferdinand 5:55pm Franz Ferdinand Stories of a 7:40pm The Romeo Project Water Must Die Must Die Modern Bard 9:35pm Dr. Frightful Presents: 9:35pm Franz Ferdinand 9:25pm #STRANDED— 7:40pm Dr. Frightful Presents: Stories of a 9:35pm Something in the A Frightful Hour Refinery The A Frightful Hour Must Die Modern Bard Water 9:35pm The Romeo Project 5:35pm A Woman’s 5:45pm Things We (never) 5:35pm A Woman’s 2:00pm War Room 5:45pm SpinS Guide to Peeing Learned in Sex Ed Guide to Peeing 3:50pm Monica vs. The 7:30pm War Room Internet... Outside 7:30pm A Woman’s Outside 9:25pm Monica vs. The 5:35pm SpinS 7:30pm SpinS Guide to Peeing 7:30pm Monica vs. The 7:30pm Things We (never) Internet: Tales of a 9:15pm Things We (never) Outside Internet... Learned in Sex Ed Social Justice Warrior 9:15pm War Room Learned in Sex Ed 9:15pm SpinS 9:15pm A Woman’s Guide... School Gym. Victoria 11:30am Imagination 11:30am The Alice Principle 11:30am Imagination 11:30am African Folktales Station: 1:00pm African Folktales with Station: with Erik de Waal The Watermelon Erik de Waal The Watermelon 1:00pm Imagination 2:20pm African Folktales of Despair 2:30pm Imagination of Despair Station: with Erik de Waal 1:00pm The Alice Principle Station: 1:00pm The Alice Principle The Watermelon 2:30pm African Folktales with The Watermelon 2:30pm African Folktales of Despair Erik de Waal of Despair with Erik de Waal 2:30pm The Alice Principle Hall Kinsmen/Cosmo Performance Venues: The Broadway Theatre 715 Broadway Ave.
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