Fifteen sold-out shows at festival on Sunday
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ANOTHER strong weekend at the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival has resulted in a third daily attendance record.
On Sunday, 9,741 tickets were sold, with 15 sellouts registered at the 32 fringe venues, says executive producer Chuck McEwen.
Combined with Saturday’s ticketed attendance of 10,542, the Fringe has sold 41,811 tickets in the first five days of the festival, McEwen says.
The festival continues all week in and around Old Market Square, and wraps up Sunday night.
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