Punks, sluts, steaks, and geeks take the Vancouver International Fringe Festival

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      With the Vancouver International Fringe Festival offering 97 shows, choosing what to see might be a tad daunting. Fear not. We’re here to help. The Straight saw 20 performances that are coming to Vancouver from the Victoria Fringe Theatre Festival and our responses are below.

      The first 10 are all worth seeing, which is a damn good average. We recommend the top six especially. And the top four we’re promoting to anyone who will listen.

      Fishbowl has a big heart

      Bookworm is a gift

      Lies! will make you a believer

      Burnt At the Steak offers food for thought

      Slut (R)Evolution turns seriousness on its head

      Fear Factor, Canine Edition is polished and affecting

      Pump Trolley Comedy Presents is willing to go anywhere for laughs

      The Ballad Of Herbie Cox offers a lot of love

      Where’s My Flying Car?! welcomes you to the future

      Jem Rolls: Ten Starts And An End connects, entertains, and enlightens

      Hip.Bang! Improv hits some walls

      The Water is Wide makes the most of its story

      Sex, Religion, and Other Hang-Ups has charm

      First Day Back has good intentions

      Hanafuda Denki: A Tale Of Playing Cards offers diminishing returns

      Zero Tolerance: Sex, Math And Seizures searches for its core

      Little Lady doesn’t have much to say

      There’s poignancy in My Aim Is True's relationships

      There’s a mystery at the heart of The Abyss Burrow

      Temple Of Khaos: A Modern Myth is all over the place

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