No Place – Toronto Fringe 2017 Press Release

From Press Release

No Place is about a young woman finding her voice and unearthing deep family secrets just in time to bury her beloved grandmother.  Written and performed by Jillian Welsh (Second City House Co., RISK! Podcast) and directed by Shari Hollett (For the Record, Radio: 30, Second City), the show weaves interconnected stories for a brutally honest and painfully funny examination of the things we take with us and the things we leave behind.

Praise for Jillian Welsh:

“The performers are very good, especially Welsh, who seems equally at ease with comedy and drama. If she has a day job like this, I hope she sticks with the acting; she’s a natural.” – Glenn Sumi, Now Magazine review of Pressgang Theatre’s Served.

“Jillian is one of my favorite performers in this city and one of the most unique voices in storytelling.” – Paul Afalo, Confabulation Storytelling.

“A very funny talent.” – Kevin Allison, The State/RISK Podcast.

No Place

Written and Performed by Jillian Welsh
Directed by Shari Hollett
Stage manager: Ada (Last Name)
Produced by Pressgang Theatre as a part of the Toronto Fringe Festival

Details

  • No Place plays at St. George the Martyr. (197 John St.)
  • Tickets are $12. The festival also offers a range of money-saving passes for serious Fringers.
  • Tickets can be purchased online, by telephone (416-966-1062), from the Fringe Club at Scadding Court, and — if any remain — from the venue’s box office starting one hour before curtain.
  • Be aware that Fringe performances always start exactly on time, and that latecomers are never admitted.
  • The Fringe Festival considers this venue to be wheelchair-accessible.

Performances

  • Thursday July 6th, 08:00 pm
  • Friday July 7th, 01:00 pm
  • Saturday July 8th, 08:00 pm
  • Sunday July 9th, 08:00 pm
  • Tuesday July 11th, 08:00 pm
  • Wednesday July 12th, 08:00 pm
  • Thursday July 13th, 08:00 pm
  • Friday July 14th, 01:00 pm
  • Saturday July 15th, 08:00 pm
  • Sunday July 16th, 08:00 pm

Photo of Jillian Welsh by Dahlia Katz