Men's Circle at Betty Oliphant Theatre
Dates: 11/2/2017 - 11/5/2017
📍 Theatre: Betty Oliphant Theatre
404 Jarvis St.
Toronto, M4Y 2G6
Phone: 416-545-1515
Tickets: $20 ($30 at the door)
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MEN'S CIRCLE
A new dance-theatre work that delves into the stories of men in a therapy group. The work was created by Kathleen Rea, an award-winning choreographer and registered psychotherapist. The brave dancers in this piece each use their personal life stories, both humorous and tragic, as jumping-off points for creating stories of trauma, shame and denial. Through dance, storytelling and songs they journey into their vulnerable places and travel the path towards healing.
DATES AND LOCATION
Betty Oliphant Theatre, 404 Jarvis street, Toronto, M4Y 2G6
Thursday, November 2, 2017 @ 8pm – Pay-what-you-can preview
Friday November 3, 2017 @ 8pm – Opening night performance
Saturday, November 4, 2017 @ 8pm – Performance
Sunday November 5 , 2017 @ 3pm – Performance
BOX OFFICE
http://menscircle.eventzilla.net/
Pay what you can Thursday Preview (suggested payment between $5 to $20)
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Show
$20 Advanced sales (buy 3 or more tickets and receive 35% off)
$30 at the door (cash and credit)
CREATOR/DIRECTOR
Kathleen Rea
CAST
Allen Kaeja, Bill Coleman, Mateo Galindo Torres, Kousha Nakhaei, Deltin Sejour, Rudi Natterer, Harold Tausch
DRAMATURGE
Tristan R. Whiston
ORIGINAL SONGS BY
Ariel Llama
BE A VOLUNTEER PERFORMER
REAson d’etre dance productions seek 100 people who currently identify or have identified in the past as male to take part in Men’s Circle.Volunteer performers will be sitting in the audience watching the show and will come onto the stage as a group two times. To volunteer or find out further details email kathleen.rea@reasondetre.com
MOVEMBER
November 3, 2017, Opening night proceeds will donated to Movember Foundation who is running a Men's Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Campaign.
https://ca.movember.com/programs/mental-health
PRODUCED BY
REAson d’etre dance productions
http://www.reasondetre.com/
A new dance-theatre work that delves into the stories of men in a therapy group. The work was created by Kathleen Rea, an award-winning choreographer and registered psychotherapist. The brave dancers in this piece each use their personal life stories, both humorous and tragic, as jumping-off points for creating stories of trauma, shame and denial. Through dance, storytelling and songs they journey into their vulnerable places and travel the path towards healing.
DATES AND LOCATION
Betty Oliphant Theatre, 404 Jarvis street, Toronto, M4Y 2G6
Thursday, November 2, 2017 @ 8pm – Pay-what-you-can preview
Friday November 3, 2017 @ 8pm – Opening night performance
Saturday, November 4, 2017 @ 8pm – Performance
Sunday November 5 , 2017 @ 3pm – Performance
BOX OFFICE
http://menscircle.eventzilla.net/
Pay what you can Thursday Preview (suggested payment between $5 to $20)
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Show
$20 Advanced sales (buy 3 or more tickets and receive 35% off)
$30 at the door (cash and credit)
CREATOR/DIRECTOR
Kathleen Rea
CAST
Allen Kaeja, Bill Coleman, Mateo Galindo Torres, Kousha Nakhaei, Deltin Sejour, Rudi Natterer, Harold Tausch
DRAMATURGE
Tristan R. Whiston
ORIGINAL SONGS BY
Ariel Llama
BE A VOLUNTEER PERFORMER
REAson d’etre dance productions seek 100 people who currently identify or have identified in the past as male to take part in Men’s Circle.Volunteer performers will be sitting in the audience watching the show and will come onto the stage as a group two times. To volunteer or find out further details email kathleen.rea@reasondetre.com
MOVEMBER
November 3, 2017, Opening night proceeds will donated to Movember Foundation who is running a Men's Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Campaign.
https://ca.movember.com/programs/mental-health
PRODUCED BY
REAson d’etre dance productions
http://www.reasondetre.com/
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