One day in 2025 I had had enough. Every week I read Adam Donaldson's columns in Guelph Today as well as following his "politico". I began wondering what it would be like to be a Councillor in Guelph, having to face the challenges day in and day out. This sent me to my laptop and my exploration of playwriting.
Kit Kat Killer is still in draft form however the 2026 Guelph Fringe Festival has just announced entries for the 2026 August event are now being accepted and I encourage you to apply. Think of the $25 entry fee as a charitable donation to keep the festival running.
If selected you can easily recoup the participation fee and reward yourself (and collaborators) with the "spoils" knowing that patrons paid money to see your product.
Will Kit Kat Killer see the light of day? We'll find out when the lottery draw takes place sometime near the end of February. DETAILS HERE
The Guelph Fringe Festival is yet another way to celebrate the arts and maybe, just maybe Kit Kat Killer will provide the solution to Guelph's municipal government challenges.
While I don't take in all the performances, those that catch my eye I try to attend. It's a fun festival. I encourage you to apply.