Note: pièce en anglais. 

Italian Comedy “A Girl Named Ralph” Finally Plays Hometown  

Montréal in the 2009 Fringe Festival.  

After the huge success of the Toronto Fringe Festival, A Girl Named  

Ralph returns to its roots of Montréal. Last year, Toronto's Metro  

Newspaper named A Girl Named Ralph a "Best Bet" and Blog Toronto  

says "This is a great show!" "It's honest and charming." says NOW  

Magazine.  

Written by Montréal-born playwright and stand-up comedian Raffaella  

Diana, AGNR is playing this June, as part of the 2009 Montréal Fringe  

Festival. A true to life comedy about a first generation Italian family  

living in the heart of Montréal. Focusing on the family's business, a  

small bakery where child labour, panini, and squirrel are on the menu, A  

Girl Named Ralph is a play about passion, food, family, and the  

immigrant experience through the eyes of the young girl behind the  

counter.  

The cast of AGNR dares you: Come out of your parent’s basement and  

see what’s on offer at the 2009 Montréal Fringe Festival!  

Playwright: Raffaella Diana. Director: Tanisha Taitt.  

Cast: Monica Nunes, Sidonie Wybourn, Robert Bellissimo, Jon  

DeSantis, Katie Calder, Lucy De Luca and Raffaella Diana.  

Stage Manager: Amélie Perron