VANCOUVER FRINGE sees the return of THE INOPERABLES The Fabulous Oma Brothers: Carson, Melin, and Blast  (Thom Jones, Jeff Gladstone, and Toby Berner)   VANCOUVER DATES: Vancouver Fringe Festival Venue #6 Performance Works 1218 cartwright street Sat. Sept. 10 @ 8:15 Sun. Sept. 11 @ 1:50 Tues. Sept. 13 @ 9:35 Fri. Sept. 16 @ 5:00 Sat. Sept. 17 @ 3:40 Tix and info: www.vancouverfringe.com       "The wildest, most thrilling ride you'll take in a theatre..." - Stephen Hunt, The Calgary Herald. "This Is Great Theatre" - Monday Magazine, Victoria   "On my way home, I imagined that if cancer ever fell in love with me and some doctor had to tell me, I hope this big golden creature pops in my head so I can laugh and not feel threatened.  Bravo" - anonymous   CANCER - a deluded, egotistical ASS - goes on his own journey of denial, anger, bargaining and acceptance when he discovers that the whole world hates him.	★★★★★ “This is Cancer is as genius as it is absurd, with a satisfyingly violent climax. The silliness is rife but doesn’t overshadow the catharsis. Allow this remarkable show to spread all over your body. You’ll do more than survive” –      The Edmonton Journal  ★★★★★ “One of the weirdest and most brilliant shows the Fringe has ever seen” –      The Edmonton Sun  ★★★★★ This Is Cancer mixes a potent cocktail of comedy, pathos, sarcasm and genuine emotion. There is a charge in the air during Cancer’s audience interactions. If you have ever wanted to confront Cancer about that last time he showed up, take your chance. But be warned...Cancer has some serious balls. - See Magazine   ★★★★★ “Cancer is usually no laughing matter, but when its embodiment is a charismatic man with a sexy accent and a disturbing gold lamé suit, it’s pretty funny. The show isn’t all laughs; there’s some serious stuff here, as is only appropriate. Warning: audience participation is included, and cancer drops a healthy dose of f-bombs.” – Vue Weekly
CANCER on CNN - watch it here! The Teaser/Trailer Edmonton Journal Review Edmonton Sun Review   Monday Magazine Review contact us	WINNER: Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy, Calgary's Betty Mitchell Awards, 2007. Outstanding Production of a Musical or Comedy, (Nomination) Calgary's Betty Mitchell Awards, 2007 CRITIC'S PICK - Now Magazine, Toronto