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The future of Fringe

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After 20 years as a hub for independent arts and the beating heart of Montreal’s Fringe Festival, the MainLine Theatre is closing its doors—but with plans to rise again in a new space.
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The future of Fringe

After 20 years as a hub for independent arts and the beating heart of Montreal’s Fringe Festival, the MainLine Theatre is closing its doors—but with plans to rise again in a new space.

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thelinknewspaper.ca broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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