Theatre This Week: March 15 – 21

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Speculation

March 17 - March 20

In Speculation, Leslie Ting, a former optometrist and now a professional violinist, presents a re-imagining of this theatrical concert, taking the audience through witnessing her mother’s loss of vision, and eventual passing. Created through projections and music from both Beethoven & John Cage, this new online experience features experimental film and a collective performance of Cage’s 4’33”.

Presented by Theatre Passe Muraille and Leslie Ting. For tickets and more information, click here


The Hunger Moon

March 20 - March 21

The Hunger Moon is evening of four unique, one-act plays from writers across North America, featuring an intergenerational cast of six performers live on stage. Over the course of 90 minutes, audiences will meet characters working to regain control of their personal narratives, confront and explore the significance and connection found in communal storytelling and how those stories continue to bind us together, even when we are kept apart.

Performances will be livestreamed in real-time.

Presented by The Ordinary Productions in association with the PHT Creative Hub Co-op. For tickets and more information, click here.


姐姐,弟弟 Sister, Brother

March 20, March 27, April 3, April 10

A pair of siblings have a difficult conversation about what it means to be a daughter and son in a Chinese Canadian family in 姐姐,弟弟 Sister, Brother, a play by Lauren Chang. Following the virtual performance, audience members will be invited to create their own short plays on the topic of gender discrimination that will be performed by the actors during the workshop.
Presented by Lauren Chang, supported by Canada-China Initiatives Fund at the York Centre for Asian Research and the Canada Research Chair in Gender, Justice and Development. For more information, click here



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