Talk Like You Are/Grace Thompson (Toronto)
This is a play about waiting rooms, needles, and walking in slanted lines. This is a play about waking up and never sleeping. This is a play about breathing slowly to stay alive. This is not a play about the beginning or the end. This is a play about the middle. A medical diary brought to life. Based on the writer’s real-life experiences with an illness that consumed her youth. This play will take the audience down the rabbit hole and into the world of dreams, memories, suffering, and absurdity.
a deeply personal and emotional show... a memorable performance from Grace Thompson really elevate this production to being something special....My Nightmares Wear White will stick with me for a while. - Mooney on Theatre
This show is presented by Intrepid Theatre as part of solo performance festival UNO Fest (May 9 -19).
Tickets at:
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Theatre / Dark Comedy. PG 14+. No latecomers admitted. General admission.
The first performance of all UNO Fest shows is Pay-What-You-Can at the door ONLY.
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If you wish to purchase in advance to guarantee a seat, you can buy a regular-price ticket through Ticket Rocket in advance (up until 3 hours before show time). Intrepid Theatre reserves 25% of the house for accessible Pay-What-You-Can at-door tickets, which go on sale 1 hour prior to show time at the venue.