Messy Kween Collective Set for Toronto Fringe Festival
This isn't about hearts;
it's about shapes.
I need you to know me in any shape.
Following a lover's departure for war a woman becomes a tree and sets a family in a cycle of transformations that spans 3 generations. Bodies Strange is a theatrical challenge full of murder plots, moral quandries, and a thrillingly skewed sense of reality. It is bold in its storytelling, Greek in its inspiration, and playful in its execution.
I don't know how you do it.
How you've lived all these lives with all this pain and this anger inside of you.
How you keep repeating this story.
Isn't it exhausting to live in someone else's story?
The Messy Kween Collective serves body on stage like you've only ever dreamed. We celebrate new work that is as ambitious as it is unconventional with an artistic practice of unapologetic diversity and unrestricted imagination.
Written/Directed by Kyle Capstick
Performed by Carlos Albornoz, Larissa Currie, Annie MacKay, Jordi O'Dael, and Alexi Pedneault
Stage Managed by Grace Phan-Nguyen
Designed by Kelly Anderson
Produced by Harsharan Sidhu.
Part of the Toronto Fringe Festival 2016.
Majlis Art Garden | 163 Walnut Avenue | June 30th - July 10th | 9pm Nightly.
No Performances July 3rd & 7th
Tickets $12 | For Tickets: www.fringetoronto.com
For more information visit www.kylecapstick.com
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