You’ve heard the jokes about bedwetters, but have you listened to the stories? Tamlynn Bryson recounts her sometimes heartbreaking, often hilarious, and completely true story of becoming a woman while still feeling like a child.

“★★★★★ – Wonderfully crafted, funny, and touching” -Theatre in London

“Bryson’s delivery is unfailingly excellent” -ColinThomas.ca

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Contains fighting.

Content Note: There is some swearing, discussions of going through puberty and starting to think about sex, depression and bullying. To view the extended content note click here.

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Playwright, composer, actor, singer; Noël Coward defined and shaped music and theatre in the 20th century. From a London childhood in genteel poverty, to a British spy in WWII, to the toast of Broadway, Melanie Gall (award-winning off-Broadway shows “Piaf and Brel” and “Ingenue”) tells the fascinating true story of Coward’s irreverent and unforgettable life, with a dozen of Coward’s iconic songs!

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This show doesn’t have a transcript. For more information about accessibility at the Ottawa Fringe Festival, you can check out the Access page which also outlines Accessible Show listings. Please click here. 

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Stupid Ed is intimate, insightful, and at times — incredible. Comprised of introspections about Ed’s relationships with the female figures in his life, the show explores the values that a Taiwanese-Canadian has learned from his motherland, Canada. It is an examination on the meaning of strength, a reflection on the concept of fragility, and an honest observation on what connects all of us: Love.

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Content Note: Discussions of parental suicide, bullying, racial discrimination and death. 

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This show doesn’t have a transcript or additional access information available. For more information about accessibility at the Ottawa Fringe Festival, you can check out the Access page which also outlines Accessible Show listings. Please click here. 

Please note that masks and proof of vaccination are required to attend all Ottawa Fringe Festival shows and events.