887 at Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre

887 is a solo theatrical work created and performed by Robert Lepage, produced by Ex Machina, that blends autobiographical storytelling with theatrical innovation to explore memory, identity, and the stories we carry with us. Named after the address of the apartment building where Lepage grew up, the production examines how memory shapes both individual and collective experience, touching on themes of loss, oblivion, and the passage of time. The work also reflects on the broader cultural dimensions of memory, including commemorative markers and the displacement of human recollection by digital storage and virtual archives. The production is noted for its inventive staging, multimedia integration, and Lepage's signature fusion of technology and design, and has received numerous international awards including the Prix de la critique in Montreal.