TOP THEATRE ARTIST OF 2019
NOW MAGAZINE
The Dora Award-winning Fulton got the year off to a terrific start by adding charisma and diva-esque notes to her conflicted concert violinist in Nick Green's Next Stage Festival play Dinner With The Duchess. In her Shaw Festival debut, she brought layers of complexity to one of the most iconic roles in the repertoire – Amanda Wingfield in The Glass Menagerie – and also joined the ensemble for the revelatory revival of Mae West's Sex. At the end of the year, she added a bit of magic to the tricky role of the church lady in Stephen Adly Guirgis's Between Riverside And Crazy, seducing both the central character and Coal Mine Theatre's sold-out audiences.
BETWEEN RIVERSIDE AND CRAZY
"Fulton milks her quirky Latinx Church Lady for all she is worth, and practically steals the show."
Paula Citron
"Fulton navigates the play’s trickiest part with grace and a touch of magic"
Now Magazine
"Fulton makes good work of the role and surprises us more than we anticipate."
James Karas
"...a completely charming Allegra Fulton...with strong performances from the ensemble."
TORONTO STAR
"Fulton’s eccentric clairvoyant Church Lady adds some much needed comic relief and magic"
Life with More Cowbell
"Allegra Fulton is entirely thrilling"
Money on Theatre
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