Fringe Festival’s Riskiest Picks | Winnipeg News

Winnipieg News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! · Jul 16, 2026 · 2m

Winnipeg Fringe’s got heat—and humor—with shows that’ll make you laugh, blush, or rethink your life. “Dangerous Curves” turns improv into a live humiliation ritual (late-night only, audience-dependent). Josh Languedoc’s “Elon Muskrat” is a slick, satirical Indigenous casino pitch—poignant and fast-fading. “The Evolution of a Broken Heart” is a raw, improvised dance that brings lights into the crowd and ends Sunday. “Mr. Loopy Pants” blends bass, loops, and political jokes into a TED-meets-rock hour (could use trimming). And “Tymisha Harris” delivers a soaring cabaret of Black…