Fish Tales - Reel Stories, Reel Magic. You'll be hooked!

Fish Tales - Reel Stories, Reel Magic. You'll be hooked!
Company
Fish the Magish
Solo Performer
Rob Fishbaum
Runtime
50 minutes

Fish Tales: Real stories, Reel Magic!

Part memoir, part comedy magic , all from the heart - Fish Tales reels you in with the true story of a high school guidance counsellor who follows the advice he has given students for years; follow your passion. With mind reading, memory feats, sleight of hand and a fishing line that catches more than laughs, this one-man show explores adoption, inspiration and the magic of second acts. From the guidance office to the Fringe stage, Rob Fishbaum, also known as Fish the Magish, proves that its never too late to chase wonder.


Credits

Production Manager
Michael Valladares
Stage Manager
Arthur Nemirov
Lighting Designer
Michael Valladares
Music Director
Michael Valladares

Performances

  Date Time
2nd July 3:15pm  
4th July 6:00pm  
5th July 8:15pm  
7th July 9:30pm  
9th July 4:00pm  
10th July 4:15pm  
12th July 10:00pm  

Venue

1 : Soulpepper Theatre's Michael Young Theatre

50 Tank House Lane
Distillery Historic District
Toronto
Ontario
M5A 3C4

Access

Level of Physical Access
Accessible

Covid-19 policy

Masks
Not required

Facilities

Air Conditioned
Yes
Washrooms
Yes
Outdoors
No

Accessibility information


Content advice

Not recommended for persons under 18 years of age Fog machine Audience participation Mature language

Audience participation details

Audience members may be requested to participate in this interactive show by joining Fish on stage, or while in their seats. Only those interested in helping and being a part of the show will be selected.

Sensory description

Fish Tales is a vibrant, story-driven show that blends heartfelt monologue, audience interaction and visual magic with carefully crafted sound and lighting cues. The stage is warmly lit to evoke nostalgia and intimacy, shifting to colourful highlights during magic moments. Sound effects include the gentle burble of water and subtle musical underscoring that cues emotional or magical beats. The show is heavy on spoken narrative, with dialogue and story telling that guide the audience through memories, revelations and humour.
Blind or vision impaired audiences will need to rely on audiences reactions to appreciate the show without being able to see the visual magic. For deaf or hard of hearing audiences, the visual magic is central, but because most of the humour and heart is embedded in the spoken storytelling, this show may not be fully appreciated. It is the words and connections-not large physical actions that drive the show.