BIOS & PICTURES

Experience theatre like you never have! Is that woman beside you part of the show or just strange?

Are those policemen actors who are arresting the young man? Nope.

Fifteen plays from 45 seconds to 13 minutes long, in places you'd never expect.

In our past four events, some plays have been performed in store windows, garbage dumpsters, back alleys and

thirty feet below street level through a grate in the sidewalk. The line between reality and imagination becomes blurred when you aren't sure what is a play, and what is the usual natural theatre of downtown Kitchener.

THE SHOW…

A NICE RELAXING CUP OF TEA

Written by Dwayne Yancey (Roanoke, Virginia)

Directed by Robin Bennett

One played by Nicholas Cumming

Two played by Emma Dines

Performed at the Kava Bean Commons.

A SIMPLE QUESTION

Written by Michael g. Wilmot (London, On.)

Directed by David Antscherl

Ann played by Tracey Kenyon

George played by Roger Sumner

Performed at the Kava Bean Commons.

TOWERING PASSION

Written by Yohanan Kaldi (Israel)

Directed by Paddy Gillard-Bentley

Cynthia played by Arlene Thomas

Peter played by Ian McKellar

Clown played by Jennifer Cornish

Casper played by Bruce Wolff

Woman played by Katharine Mills

Crowd Person played by Nicholas Cumming

Performed in and outside of the Kava Bean Commons.

CALLING FIVE SEVEN FIVE

Written by Diane Rao Harman (Concord, Ohio)

Directed by Kathleen Sheehy

Sharon played by Shelagh Ranalli

Photographer played by Lindsay Stewart

Performed on Gaukel St., Victoria Park and Duke Green Space.

FUNNY STORY

Written by Lauren Feldman (New Haven, CT)

Directed by Lindsay Stewart

Lauren played by Emma Dines

Performed in and around Victoria Park

TAKE OUR PICTURE

Written by Mark Harvey Levine (Pasadena, CA.)

Directed by Tracey Kenyon

Margaret played by Arlene Thomas

Phillip played by Roger Sumner

Wendell played by Lindsay Stewart

Performed at the Clock Tower in Victoria Park.

BUS MOOR

Written by Roger Sumner (Waterloo)

Directed by Nicholas Cumming

Marty played by Ian McKellar

Emma played by Tracey Kenyon

Shirley played by Arlene Thomas

Performed at the Grand River Transit Terminal.

RETURN TO THE CAN-CAN

Written by Molly Best Tinsley (Ashland, OR)

Young Woman played by Arlene Thomas

Old Woman played by Katharine Mills

Performed beside the Madonna Building.

NO DICE

Written by Shirley King (Benicia, CA)

Directed by Lindsay Stewart

Sammy played by Ian McKellar

Fred played by Nicholas Cumming

Performed across from the Madonna Building.

MUCK

Written by Paddy Gillard-Bentley (Kitchener)

Directed by Tracey Kenyon

Jillian played by Emma Dines

Adam played by Bruce Wolff

Performed at the Duke St. Greenspace.

GRAMMAR BUM

David Coxhead, (Chicago, Il)

Directed by Paddy Gillard-Bentley

GB – Nicholas Cumming

Greg – Bruce Wolff

Performed in the alcove of an empty store.

PENELOPE

Written by Sheri Grubert

Directed by Robin Bennett

Penelope played by Jennifer Cornish

Bartender played by Nicholas Cumming

Performed at The Walper Terrace.

INVOLUNTARY AD INTERIM

Written by Paddy Gillard-Bentley (Kitchener)

Directed by Tracey Kenyon

Marcus played by Brandon Arnold or Brian Kelly

Performed at The Walper Terrace.

BLIND DATE

Written by Nancy Kenny (Ottawa)

Directed by David Antscherl

Man played by Lindsay Stewart

Woman played by Tracey Kenyon

Other Man played by Bruce Wolff

Performed at The Walper Terrace.

STRAIGHT TALK

Written by Brett Hursey (Farmville, Virginia)

Directed by Paddy Gillard-Bentley

Waiter played by Nicholas Cumming

Lance played by Roger Sumner

Abbey played by Shelagh Ranalli

Performed at The Walper Terrace.

COMPLETE BIOS HERE

The Box office this year was at...

Kava Bean Commons

A unique café in downtown Kitchener.

24 Gaukel St. (between King and Charles St.)

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