Dalton Trumbo's: Johnny Got His Gun at Théâtre Ste-Catherine

Roll the Dice Productions presents: Dalton Trumbo's: Johnny Got His Gun

Based on the anti-war novel by Dalton Trumbo and adapted for the stage by Bradley Rand Smith.

Joe Bonham, a soldier in 1918, is hit with an artillery shell and is left with no arms, no legs and a portion of his face blown off. Unable to move, speak, hear or see, the only thing unaffected is his mind, making him a prisoner inside his own body.

The play explores themes of being trapped within yourself and the devastating consequences of war, not just physically, but mentally.

Performed by: Bryan Libero

Directed by: Natalie Demmon

Location:

Théâtre Ste-Catherine

264 Ste Catherine E.

Montreal, QC

H2X 1L4

Tickets:

$25 (regular)

$20 (student/QDF members)