
Art Apart: Bread Baby
A new short play by Mark Foster, performed by Lara Lewis. The increasingly less-speculative speculative fiction is a meditation on loneliness, hope, and the desire to become a master baker in the face of global catastrophe.
A new short play by Mark Foster, performed by Lara Lewis. The increasingly less-speculative speculative fiction is a meditation on loneliness, hope, and the desire to become a master baker in the face of global catastrophe.
Double the Fun Double Bill is a dramatic reading of Asian theatre artists Angela Sun and Vivian Or darkly comedic works on connection, identity, and distance.
Alison comments on the relationship between gender exploration and identity by exploring the concept of shapeshifting partnered with that of drag performance and by using imagery of insects and nature, and the beauty and oddities within them.
Throughout the performance we learn about the player’s relationships, if they’re single, are loved, feel helpless, make good choices, or prefer art to safety. Trust is either built or withheld as we learn about their regrets, what kind of choices they make and ultimately what they value.
''Fuck boys and cold pizza slices. Set in a conservative, small Canadian city, The Gay Card is a play about three gay men who grapple with love, consent, and the hyper-sexualization of the queer community in this modern snapshot of online dating and hookup culture.''
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