Hollywould Productions at the Toronto Fringe Festival Presents GETTING ODD
What would it take for you to crack? Having run away from her public shaming three years ago Poppy (Holly Wyder) receives an unexpected visitor, a woman named Amy (Allison Harris), who just might have some unfinished business of her own. With only a rat named Mr. Bohemia to keep them company the two women are trapped in an abandoned cabin in the woods by an impending thunderstorm. Throughout this fast paced physical piece we find the real storm is happening underneath the roof.
Two talented comediennes (from the Second City Conservatory [in the show National Demographic] and Rhythm and Burgundy [A musical comedy duo recently seen at shedot Festival]) combine their talents in this dark comedy, full of twists and turns. Stock up on board games and trail mix- this is one hell of a camping trip.
Written by and Starring: Holly Wyder and Allison Harris
Directed by Emma Ferrante
Performance Details
Factory Studio Theatre, 125 Bathurst Street
Tickets available in advance for $12 at fringetoronto.com
Or $10 at the door one hour in advance
No latecomer seating
Mature content: physical violence, mature language
Show Times
(Performance runs 55 minutes)
Thursday June 30th, 10PM
Saturday July 2nd, 9:15PM
Monday July 4th, 1:15PM
Tuesday July 5th, 4:45PM
Thursday July 7th, 9:45PM
Friday July 8th, 12:00PM
Saturday July 9th, 4PM
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