MR. FOX

A "Best Bet... Rock 'n' roll storytelling - high-energy, loud and lots of fun" - Elizabeth Maupin, Orlando Sentinel

Fringe legend T.J. Dawe and Greg Landucci have teamed up again! Following the sold-out success of the 2006/07 Fringe hit Dishpig, they bring you a behind-the-scenes look at the twisted world of a rock radio station mascot.

MR. FOX is about a young man's dream of being a rock radio morning man, his superior training in radio school, and his unwitting rise in the mascot world. What happens when the dreams of your youth fade away and new opportunities (which are not your dreams) are presented? MR. FOX will answer this, don't worry.

MR.FOX will make its world premiere in Orlando and then will appear in seven Canadian Fringe Festivals, from Ottawa to Victoria throughout the summer.

"Hilarious... fast and flawless" - Winnipeg Free Press, July 2006
"A highlight of this year's festival" - Eye Weekly, July 2007
Pick of the Fringe - Vancouver Fringe, September, 2007
Best of Fest - Winnipeg Fringe, July 2006
Patron's Pick - Orlando Fringe Festival, May 2007

The smash hit from the 2007 Fringe circuit, DISHPIG, which delves into the mind-numbing behind-the-scenes experience of a restaurant dishwasher. Written by T.J. Dawe, and starring Greg Landucci in all 15 roles, this is a show not to be missed by anyone who has ever worked (or been fired from) a service industry job.

More Praise for Dishpig

"Wow! Dishpig is an absolutely assured piece of one-man theatre, so strong a show that it immediately establishes local talent Greg Landucci as an actor worth following... Together, Dawe and Landucci have crafted a must-see piece about life in hell." - Peter Birnie, The Vancouver Sun.

"[Landucci's] performance is equal parts athleticism (standup meets military drill in his showstopping enactment of his first night on the job) and charm: his character is a wide-eyed innocent in a world of deliciously painted eccentrics. The dish pit has never been this much fun." - Kathleen Oliver, The Georgia Straight.

"Landucci's one-man performance throbs with energy and fast-talking, tongue-twisting virtuosity" - Edward Keenan - Eye Weekly