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It is dangerous to be right in matters on which the established authorities are wrong. - Voltair

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To be jostled out of the frame, art fallen onto a new canvas of reality. With its humour and tragedy.

 

Each character abstracted. Each truth, each lesson and belief represented, in composition. Like a tickle trunk upended. With only one standing from the inside looking in, Dorine;  who it begins and ends with. The world envolopes us, suffocates us in the tapestry of performance, in the dysfunctional, excess of bourgoise pageantry; appeased by the artist, hungry. 

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Written by David Hirson

 

Performers:

Mike Nadajewski, Cyrus Lane, Richard Lam, Amelia Sargisson, Katarina Fiallos, Amy Keating, Madelyn Kriese, Justan Myers, Courtenay Stevens

 

Directed by Dylan Trowbridge

Stage Managed by Sam Hale

Music Directed by Wayne Gwillim

Assistant Stage Managed by Frances Bundy & Heather Bellingham

 

Set Designed by Jo Pagnan

Costume Designed by Laura Delchiaro

Mask Designed by Jouse Laboucane

Lighting Design by Jeff Pybus

Sound Design by James Smith

Assistant Set and Props Design by JB Nelles

Movement Assistant - Monica Dottor

Production Managed by Erik Richards

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