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Tag Archives: clowns
The Tale Of A Town — Queen West
Lisa Marie DiLiberto puts the wild back in Queen West
Produced by Theatre Passe Muraille and FIXT POINT
Created by Lisa Marie DiLiberto
Directed by Varrick Grimes
Group walk with Lisa Marie DiLiberto. Photo by Katherine Fleitas.
A crowd of about 60 people gathered outside Theatre Passe Muraille’s red doors on Thursday night for the opening of The Tale Of [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Theatre
Tagged clowns, outdoor theatre, Theatre Passe Muraille
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2011 Toronto Festival Of Clowns
Send in the clowns: a swarm of red-nosed performers are invading the city
Photo credit: Kathleen Finlay Photography.
In the mood for a rib-tickling good time? For four days only, some of the world’s top clowns, bouffons and physical theatre performers will be unleashed in Toronto for the sixth annual Toronto Festival of Clowns at the Pia [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Events
Tagged clowns, previews, Toronto Festival of Clowns
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Q&A With Morro And Jasp
“Going wild.” U.N.I.T. Productions: Morro and Jasp GONE WILD. Heather Annis (Morro) and Amy Lee (Jasp). Photo by Alex Nirta.
Amy Lee and Heather Marie Annis make up the hilarious and oh-so-loveable duo Morro and Jasp. Presented by Up Your Nose and In Your Toes Productions (U.N.I.T), the Canadian Comedy Award-nominated clown sisters have appeared in over 100 [...]
Posted by Kitty and Lulu in Theatre
Tagged clowns, interviews, profiles, two-person shows
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Spent: Right On The Money
This hilarious economic satire delivers laughs you can bank on
Presented by Theatre Smith-Gilmour, Why Not Theatre and TheatreRUN
Written by Michele Smith, Dean Gilmour, Ravi Jain and Adam Paolozza
Directed by Smith and Gilmour
Ravi Jain and Adam Paolozza. Photo by Elisa Gilmour.
In these unstable financial times, a satire about the greed that caused the economic crisis of [...]
Posted by Kitty and Lulu in Theatre
Tagged clowns, Factory Theatre, two-person shows
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Banana Shpeel — A-peeling to Toronto
Cirque du Soleil goes bananas at the Canon Theatre
Title: Ensemble. Picture credit: Jean-François Gratton. Costume credit: Dominique Lemieux.
The house was packed to the rafters on Sunday night for the opening of Banana Shpeel, Cirque du Soleil‘s “vaudeville act with a twist.” I don’t think I’ve ever seen the historic Victoria Street theatre so busy. After [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Theatre
Tagged circus, Cirque du Soleil, clowns, Mirvish, vaudeville
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2010 SummerWorks Theatre Festival — Wonderland
Wonderland
Presented by QuipTake
Written and performed by Adam Lazarus
Directed and co-created by Melissa D’Agostino
Adam Lazarus as Eff in Wonderland.
Eff (pronounced FFFF) is anything but the usual affable circus clown — he is grotesque, deformed, obnoxious and completely captivating. One of NOW Magazine’s Artists to Watch, Adam Lazarus reprises his acclaimed role under the direction of Canadian Comedy Award nominee [...]
Posted by Kitty and Ames in Theatre
Tagged clowns, one-person shows, SummerWorks Theatre Festival
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Toronto Fringe Festival — Morro and Jasp GONE WILD
Morro and Jasp GONE WILD
Written and created by Amy Lee, Heather Marie Annis and Byron Laviolette.
Presented by U.N.I.T. (Up your Nose and In your Toes) Productions.
“Going wild.” U.N.I.T. Productions, Morro and Jasp GONE WILD, Heather Annis (Morro) and Amy Lee (Jasp). Photo by Alex Nirta.
Nominated for a 2010 Comedy Award for their 2009 smash hit [...]
Posted by Kitty and Lulu in Theatre
Tagged clowns, Toronto Fringe Festival, two-person shows
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Toronto Fringe Festival — Tightrope
Tightrope
Presented by Magmoe Media
Written by R.J. Downes
Directed by Kate Fenton
Stephanie Seaton
Tightrope is a comedy/drama about growing up in a family-owned travelling circus. Sheila (Stephanie Seaton), the apprentice tightrope walker, is living out every child’s fantasy, or so it would seem. But life inside the tent isn’t as glamourous as it appears to the outside world [...]