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The Hanging

 

 

 

 

We're thrilled to announce that The Hanging will kick off at Fringe On The Streets, an immersive outdoor walking tour presented by HFTco in partnership with the City of Hamilton, Ontario.

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Presented by Red Beti and Hamilton Aerial Group 

Directed by Melissa Murray-Mutch 

Written by Radha S Menon 

Sound Design by Urvi Bhattacharya 

Costumes provided by Tanis Macarthur 

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Location: The Parkette on the NE Corner of Wilson St & James St

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Date: July 17, 2026 - July 26, 2026

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Ticket Info Below!

Event Line Up

Fri July 17 -- Fringe On The Streets SHOW #1 - 6:00pm

Sat July 18 -- Fringe On The Streets SHOW #2 - 3:00pm

Sat July 18 -- Fringe On The Streets SHOW #3 - 6:00pm

Sun July 19 -- Fringe On The Streets SHOW #4 - 3:00pm

Thu July 23 -- Fringe On The Streets SHOW #5 - 6:00pm

Fri July 24 -- Fringe On The Streets SHOW #6 - 6:00pm

Sat July 25 -- Fringe On The Streets SHOW #7 - 3:00pm

Sat July 25 -- Fringe On The Streets SHOW #8 - 6:00pm

Sun July 26 -- Fringe On The Streets SHOW #9 - 3:00pm

If you'd like to purchase a ticket, please visit:
Fringe On The Streets – Outdoor Walking Tour
 

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270 Sherman Ave N Hamilton, ON L8L 6N4

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Administration Hours
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM EST, Monday to Friday

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For general queries, please contact info@redbetitheatre.org

To audition, please email submissions@redbetitheatre.org

To request permission to make a play submission, please email radha@redbetitheatre.org

*We do not accept unsolicited play submissions.

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We want to acknowledge the Aboriginal people of Turtle Island, especially in this place now called Hamilton, covered by the Dish with One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant, as well as, the Between the Lakes Purchase 1792, which was an agreement between the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation and the Crown, but also, the traditional lands of the Haundenasaunee Confederacy, Wendat, Nuetral and other Nations acknowledged and unacknowledged, recorded and unrecorded.
 
This acknowledgement isn’t enough. How can it be? Only action will suffice.
 
As settlers on Turtle Island, it’s our duty to respect and protect its living beings, human, non-humans, forests, lakes and mountains.
 
We wish and hope for Indigenous Sovereignty, knowing it will never right the wrongs inflicted in the name of progress under Colonialism: It will never return children home.

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