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introducing our 2026/27 season!
Larry Saves The Canadian Healthcare System
A musical by Sara Kreindler
Directed by Anita Smith
February 3-14, 2027.
Now auditioning. View the call.
SICK
A new verbatim theatre piece to be developed about healthcare in Saskatchewan.
More info coming soon.
Collaboration Station+ In Schools
Youth workshops and a performance of What If by Katey Hoffman.
Email now to add your school to the tour March 8th – 25th!
Behind Closed Doors 2027
Our site-specific theatre adventure returns to explore more unseen conversations!
Script submissions now closed. Thank you to all who applied.
thank you for fringing with us!
The Saskatoon Fringe will return July 29th – August 7th, 2027 but there’s still time to support the Festival and our artists this year!
Support the future of the Fringe and 25th Street Theatre by making a financial gift today.
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Get your hands on some Fringe merch!
Featuring limited-edition designs by Jaymie Raefta.
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Thanks for playing, the Fringe 50/50 raffle is now closed.
Congratulations to the holder of the winning ticket C-1768!
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What is the Fringe?
Operating for over 30 years, the Saskatoon Fringe Festival produced by 25th Street Theatre is an explosive celebration of art, community, and most importantly – THEATRE.
Now a global phenomenon, the first Fringe Festival began as an act of theatre rebellion in 1947 when a daring group of artists crashed the Edinburgh International Festival. Performing on the “fringe” of the event, they ignited a revolution of artistic exploration that lives on in every Fringer.
Today, over 250 Fringes are celebrated across the globe, pushing boundaries and toasting to the artists who colour outside of the lines.
Whilst primarily a Theatre Festival, the Saskatoon Fringe also joyously features an outdoor portion. This street Festival is located in W.E. Graham Park and on 11th Street East and stars an array of carnival games, artisan vendors, outdoor performers, arts workshops, and food and beverage options.
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