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When Izzy’s family immigrates to a small rural town, the young queer Muslim boy becomes the salvation pet project to the local Pastor Isaac. In his attempt to reconcile his sexuality and faith, Izzy invents an imagined Garden of Eden, where Adam and Hawa’s (Eve in Arabic) relationship is turned upside down by the arrival of Steve, a beautiful, blue-eyed, white-skinned northerner.
An emotionally-charged and ritualistic journey of two universes colliding, The Hooves Belonged to the Deer offers an epic story of life, discovery and belonging where small town Canada meets the Garden of Eden.
Tarragon Theatre will present the world premiere of Withrow Park. Learn more about the production and see how to purchase tickets!
The world premiere of A Poem for Rabia, a Tarragon Theatre Production in association with Nightwood Theatre and Undercurrent Creations, opens this week.
The Hooves Belonged to the Deer, playing at the Tarragon Theatre, is an eye-opening revelation story where conflicting situations conspire and lead to a tumultuous end for for Izzy, a young teen Muslim boy coming to terms with his sexuality while under the lure of a local pastor.
Artistic Director Mike Payette and Managing Director Andrea Vagianos today announce Tarragon Theatre's 2022-23 season: a season that embraces the range of artistic form within the theatre experience and encourages interdisciplinary, intercultural and intergenerational exchange.
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Thumbelina: A Little Musical
Wychwood Theatre (5/4 - 6/23)
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The Rear Window
Hart House Theatre (5/15 - 5/31) | ||
Sam Sferrazza's Work-in-Progress & Johnnie McNamara Walker's The Heterosexuals
Factory Theatre (6/16 - 6/16) | ||
Shrek the Musical (Non-Equity)
Princess of Wales Theatre (8/6 - 8/18) | ||
SPIN - in concert
Guild Festival Theatre (7/6 - 7/6) | ||
How We Got To Jersey: A Tale of Two Frankies presented by Theatre Collingwood
The John Saunders Centre (6/11 - 6/14) | ||
Swipes Right: Back on the Apps
The Second City (1/8 - 6/29) | ||
Harbourfront Centre Celebrates 50 Years of Arts, Culture and Unity with an Exciting Summer Lineup of Anniversary Events and Long Weekend Festivals
Harbourfront Centre (6/1 - 8/28) | ||
Les Miserables
Princess of Wales Theatre (3/26 - 6/1) | ||
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