Joshua Chong

It's no lie to say that in “Mysteries and Lies,” magician James Alan pulls off some truly astonishing sleight-of-hand tricks. In his hour-long set, he makes coins supernaturally bend, cards

Two sibling-in-laws meet for the first time in decades. And in a conversation that stretches through the night, they recount old memories and unpack lingering questions about whether their close

There's much to admire in Darla Contois' “White Man's Indian,” an unflinching solo drama about a Cree teenager adapting to her new surroundings in the city, while also trying to

In her new solo musical “First Kiss,” writer Nathalie Younglai parodies and challenges the tropes of the 1980s teenage rom-com — where the socially awkward white girl ends up with

Not every Fringe musical can say it boasts a 15-piece orchestra. But “Little Astronaut” can.

Peter Fernandes pulls off a comedy master-class in this tightly wound farce about a man whose unknown siblings pop up at a most inopportune time.

Artistic director Tim Carroll’s production of “Heartbreak House” adds a framing device that distances the audience from the play.

This cheap and effective device, made of a fan and some air filters, can help clean the air in your home.

The performance troupe, which claims to present “China before communism,” has been magnet for controversy in recent years.

Gregory Prest's tempestuous staging does well to condense the comedy down to a single, intermissionless act.