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Exercise your funny bone at the Fringe
Experimental, hilarious & heart-rending: the Toronto Fringe Festival brings the best in amateur theatre to the fore this month.
Garry Shandling appearance a huge comedy coup for T.O.
Festival also features North American premiere of German funnyman Martin Mittermeier
Two of the hottest new stage shows in town
Soulpepper has dramatic punch while Stephen Harper does punchlines
Shock and awe
Caitlin Cronenberg pushing the envelope
Reggae legend checks into Massey Hall for rare concert appearance
Jimmy Cliff keeps it unreal
Generous gift the first step in a long journey
Forest Hiller is taking big strides to make a difference in this global village
Roll with the punches
THIS PLACE SUFFERS from a bit of an identity crisis (the storefront’s moniker reads “N.K. Sushi”), and the sampled backkitchen– prepped offerings fall into the ho-hum category, but the sushi chef rolls a pretty mean spicy tuna, and prices are reasonable.
Keep cooking like this, and they will come
IF THE FIRST rule of assessing a restaurant’s chance of success is location, location, location, what to think about a place that is below ground on a rather desolate stretch of Dupont Street?
Toronto restaurateur Gio Rana joins a convent
Gio Rana of Gio Rana’s Really Really Nice Restaurant has left the building. Rana promises his new establishment will be a religious experience — but you’ll have to go to Italy to taste it.
Salads with soul!
Try my refreshing summer salads that are healthy and a breeze to prepare.
Great food, loud atmosphere at oyster bar off Bay
Of course, we cannot ignore the eponymous oysters but the prices are predictably high so we indulge in three: one each from PEI (Raspberry Point); British Columbia (Kusshi); and Nova Scotia (Village Bay).