Choose from 150 different shows, from musicals to modern dance, comedy to searing drama and everything in between, and see any of them for $10 and under at Toronto’s largest theatre festival.

Location: In 30 different venues across the city (Fringe office: 344 Bloor St. West, Suite 208)

Artifacts include Jacques Plante's first goal mask, Georges Vezina's final game stick and skates, jerseys spanning from Morenz to Koivu, milestone sticks and pucks, rings, trophies, and so much more.

Location: Hockey Hall of Fame (Brookfield Place) -- 30 Yonge Street

Don't miss the North American premiere of the West End's biggest hit, the new David Ian/Andrew Lloyd Webber production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music!

Location: The Princess of Wales Theatre -- 300 King St. West

Taking its cue from the global financial crisis, this show looks at how events from all around the world affect our political, professional and personal lives - from Parliament Hill to your living room.

Location: The Second City -- 51 Mercer St. (King St. and Blue Jays Way)

The Spying Training Base prepares you for disguise, code-breaking and lie-detection. Move on to check out real life spy gadgets such as night vision goggles, spy planes and hidden cameras.

Location: Ontario Science Centre -- 770 Don Mills Rd. (south of Eglinton Ave.)

Jersey Boys is the 2006 Tony Award-Winner for Best Musical. Go behind the music of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons. Follow the rags-to-rock-to-riches tale of four blue-collar kids working their way from the streets of Newark to the heights of stardom.

Location: Toronto Centre for the Arts -- 5040 Yonge St.

The 26-year comedy institution will be rolling its fearless brand of international comedy into Toronto for the third year with world class comedic events including galas hosted by John Cleese and Sarah Silverman. Get ready to laugh, drop and roll.

Location: Various Venues