https://www.facebook.com/events/944560176023191
Allow your hosts to guide you through the cosmos with some comedy, poetry, storytelling, and more!
Tickets are a suggested donation of $10. Our goal is to pay our theatre artists, who have missed out on performing this year.
This is a PWYC ( pay what you can ) event with a suggested donation of $10. HOWEVER, if finances are a burden and would prevent you from seeing our show, please know that we understand and still want you to come to our event.
As artists ourselves, we do not want price to be a barrier.
The link to this youtube event will be made available to all attendees prior to August 12th.
Acts Include:
Abby Falvo with Secret Aries: A Deep
Dive into Admin Work as a Fire Sign
Rena Taylor with Chorus for a Taurus: A
Call to the Wild for the Horny Cow
Rush Kazi with I Hope They Have Porn in
Prison (Gemini)
Sophie Bouchard Tremblay with Le
Crabe: A French Documentary About the Cancer Sign
Jigeesha Mukherjee with Echoes from a Leo’s Sanctuary: Performance Poetry
Arianne Tong with Earth in Retrograde: A Spreadsheet Based on a True Story
Bruno Alexandre with Decisions, Decisions: The Libra Story
Carlyn Rhamey with Curse of Scorpio- Storytelling
Hedy Gregor with What is Next, Sagittarius?
Johanna Reimer-Henteleff with Sun & Moon: Video Art Piece
Velvet Wells with Water Bearer: True/Personal Storytelling
Sophie Rose with The Precise Love of a Pisces- A Poem in Prose
A note from the hosts/organizers. We are:
Reba Terlson a Virgo sun / Pisces moon / Sag rising multidisciplinary theatre artist, a settler in Winnipeg Manitoba, on the land of the Anishnabeg, Cree, Oji Cree, Dakota, and Dene Peoples and the homeland of the Métis Nation.
Melanie Dahling, a Libra sun / Aquarius rising comedian/performer/writer/tarot card reader/whatever she feels like that day. She is currently based in Toronto, the traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples.
Together, we are two people searching for something to fill the theatre shaped void in our summer. The idea of filming an entire fringe show for online audiences feels daunting, but the idea of not doing anything feels sad. So we’ve decided to curate a line-up of mini-performances for an online event that will spread a little cheer and pay hard-working performers a few bucks.