pomme is french for apple, a new play written, produced and performed by Liza Paul and Bahia Watson, explores the lives of modern women and their most intimate, embarrassing and empowering moments.
Following a sold-out series at Cinecycle last year and after closing to a standing-room-only crowd at the Tranzac in early 2012, pomme is french for apple returns to the stage at Theatre Passe Muraille as part of the Toronto Fringe Festival July 6-14, 2012.
“You can’t hoover a 757 from your living room carpet” -Crashland
Crashland is a show about four people and a plane. The plane crashed – they died. The end … or so they thought.
Upon asking for forgiveness, Albert, Lil, Eli, and Marie quickly realize there is more to moving on than what they had imagined. Fueled by their desire to find peace, they must explore their memories to move forward and discover the “what’s left” after death – while navigating the irony of being flattened and flambéed by a 126 tonne airplane.
AIM FOR THE TANGENT THEATRE
& The Toronto Fringe present…
THE WAKOWSKI BROS. – A CANADIAN VAUDEVILLE
Original Canadian Musical Unites New Voice with All-Star Cast
June 5th, 2012. Toronto ON. Ladies and gentlemen, and those of you from Quebec…
Aim for the Tangent Theatre is thrilled to announce the Toronto debut of a new tragicomic, Vaudevillian musical: The Wakowski Bros. – A Canadian Vaudeville.
Monkeyman Productions and the Toronto Fringe Festival proudly present
HEADSHOTS AND HEALING POTIONS
Toronto’s geekiest theatre company has got game, and they’re gonna prove it at the Fringe Festival! As a part of the Fringe’s new AlleyPlays program, Monkeyman Productions is bringing a show to perhaps the smallest possible venue – an 8’ by 8’ shed – to present a series of short plays exploring the lives of video game fanatics. From arcade to console to MMORPG, from Zork to Mass Effect 3, we’ll explore a wide range of gamer culture in a space so intimate, it’ll be like you’re watching over our shoulders as we shoot for a new high score.
From Press Release