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No, you are welcome to attend Ottawa Fringe as a paying patron at any time.
Yes. You can do so by filling out our Media Accreditation form.
Your media passes will be provided to you as a physical card with a QR code. This code can get scanned at the door and will get you into any show of the festival at your convenience.
Your pass will be under your name and available for pick up on the first day of the festival (June 15th) from the main box office. This hub is located on the 3rd floor of the Arts Court Building.
You will be asked to show your ID to obtain your pass.
The QR code will not work on shows that have sold out.
Lost passes cannot be re-printed.
We recommend that you come early to have your pass scanned to confirm entry.
There is no media limit on shows at this time, but please only attend shows using your pass that you plan on covering or reviewing, as 100% of ticket sales go directly to artists, and we want to return as much money to them as possible at the end of the festival!
Fringe 2024 Review: Dressed as People: A Triptych of Uncanny Abduction – Julia Bueneman
Fringe 2024 Review: THE KID WAS A SPY – Barbara Popel
Fringe 2024 Review: THE VEXED AND THE VIGOROUS – Brian Carroll
Fringe 2024 Review: The Williams Family Reunion – Samara Caplan and Laura Gauthier
Fringe 2024 Review: A One Woman Titanic Parody in 59 Minutes or Less – Julia Bueneman
Fringe 2024 Review: ANGEL, BABY – Cristina Paolozzi
Fringe 2024 Reviews: Horseface – Brian Carroll
Fringe 2024 Review: Inescapable – Barbara Popel
Fringe 2024 Review: TRUTH – Barbara Popel
Fringe 2024 Review: The White Crocodile – Brian Carroll
Fringe 2024 Review: Tales of a Reluctant World Traveler – Alexa MacKie
Fringe 2024 Review: The White Crocodile – Brian Carroll
Fringe 2024 Review: Murder, She Read – Alexa MacKie
Fringe 2024 Review: soil – Alexa Mackie
Fringe 2024 Review: Almost 13 – Brian Carrol
Fringe 2024 Review: Trainwreck – Apartment613
Fringe 2024 Review: A Little Bit Much – Cristina Paolozzi
Fringe 2024 Review: So, You’re Stuck in an Underground Bunker – Cristina Paolozzi
Fringe 2024 Review: On The Verge of Whiteness – Cristina Paolozzi
Fringe 2024 Review: Escape from Ottawa – Cristina Paolozzi
REVIEWS: Ottawa Fringe 2023 – Aisling Murphy and Luke Brown, Intermission Magazine
At 70, Ottawa’s Ron Davies’ next act is playwriting – Peter Hum, Ottawa Citizen
@interWEBBED sucks one clown into social media’s underbelly – CBC All in a Day with Alan Neal
Fringe Review: May Be a Play?! – Ryan Pepper, Apartment 613
Ottawa Festivals goes to: Fringe Preview Night! – Jill Pearce and Emma Poole, Ottawa Festivals
Collaborative Comedy Rogers TV Daytime Ottawa with Derrick Fage
Fringe Review: Lesbihonest – Vanessa Foran, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Sadec 1965: A Love Story – Brian Carroll, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: ONE NIGHT ONLY – Nathan Erb, Apartment 613
Beautiful Things Happen When Everyone Is Included – Ryan Lythall, Ottawa Life Magazine
Fringe Review: jem rolls MAXIMUM CRUSOE – Bruce Burwell, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Aliya Kanani: Where You From, From? – Nicole Deschenes, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: JINNY AND JACK VS THE THOUGHTS IN THEIR HEADS – Eve Beauchamp, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: A Side of Rice – Bruce Burwell, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Booger Red – Brian Carroll, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Trifles – Colin Noden, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: meSSeS: Solo circuS – Kevin Frenech, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: fissures X La Ménagerie – Mac Dale, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Rave Moms – Julia Bueneman, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Oh, Boy! – Colin Noden, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Nuit – Mac Dale, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Every Story is a Love Story – Nicole Deschenes, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Brown Wasp – Chelsey Prince, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Rotten Apple – Nathan Erb, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Foul Play – Kevin Fenech, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Transitions – Eve Beauchamp, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Admission – Erin Murray, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Shelley and Lovelace Never Met – Barbara Popel, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: The Emergency Monologues – Bruce Burwell, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Perky – Eve Beauchamp, Apartment 613
Review: ALIYA KANANI’S WHERE YOU FROM, FROM? at Club SAW – Courtney Castelino, Broadway World
Fringe Review: The Remembering – Eve Beauchamp, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Blind to Happiness – Stephanie Wobensmith, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Moonroe’s Happy Hour – Bruce Burwell, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Collaborative Comedy – Erin Murray, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Always Because: The Adventures of Maggie and Meghan – Sam Woods, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: For Psy Kicks – Julia Bueneman, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: If You Had The Time – Brian Carroll, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: @interWEBBED – Stephanie Wobensmith, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Stars, Stones, and Shadows: A Heroine’s Tale – Barb Popel, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: Kimiko – Brian Carroll, Apartment 613
Fringe Review: THE MERKIN SISTERS – Stephanie Wobensmith, Apartment 613
“Transitions” on Rogers TV Daytime Ottawa with Derrick Fage
Kaylie Kreatrix at this year’s Ottawa Fringe Festival Rogers TV Daytime Ottawa with Derrick Fage
All Request Radio Rogers Daytime TV Ottawa with Derrick Fage
“A Vietnam road trip goes to Fringe Festival” – All in A Day with Alan Neal, CBC Radio
Fringe Review: UNSUNG: The Accidental Villains of History – Colin Noden, Apartment 613
Review: ALL REQUEST RADIO at the Ottawa Fringe Festival – Courtney Castelino, Broadway World
Fringe Review: All Request Radio – Sam Woods, Apartment 613
The Velvet Duke: joy through musical improv by Faith Greco, The Charlatan
Ottawa Fringe Festival – Covert Ottawa Guy
undercurrents goes bilingual for 2023 – Apartment 613
“undercurrents festival announced bilingual 2023 lineup” – Apartment613
undercurrents 2023 interview with Executive Director Alain Richer – Adam Shein, Apartment613
Sanita Fejzić on “Why Worry About Their Futures” on RogersTV
Ferline Régis discusses Léna on CBC Ottawa Morning with Robyn Bresnahan.
undercurrents festival returns for its 13th year – Melissa White, The Charlatan
Theatre Review: Why Worry About Their Futures at undercurrents – Apartment 613
A Fil-Canadian gay rom-com for Valentine’s – Walter Ang, USA Inquirer
Three Plays for the End of the World at undercurrents—until Feb. 12 – Julia Bueneman, Apartment 613
Theatre Review: Pest Me Pet Me at undercurrents—until February 12 – Sarah Crookall, Apartment 613
New Play Tuesday—new works at undercurrents – Ryan Pepper, Apartment 613
Theatre Review: Dressed as People at undercurrents—until Feb. 18 – Ryan Pepper, Apartment 613
Theatre Review: Beth-Anne at undercurrents—until Feb. 18 – Ryan Pepper, Apartment 613
Show at undercurrents festival explores intimacy, sex and race – CBC All in a Day with Alan Neal
Would Virginia Woolf Contemplate Suicide if She Were Filipino, parating sa Ottawa – OMNI Television