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Funny, You Don’t Look Autistic
Spotlight Theater Series
$35.00 Adults
$35.00 Members & Seniors
$35.00 Students (Age 25 & Under)
Including fees & charges
Funny, You Don’t Look Autistic is the hilarious theatrical adaptation of Michael McCreary’s celebrated autobiographical book of the same name. As an autistic comedian since age 13 and a veteran of the stage, Michael McCreary has performed across Canada, in the United States, and even gave a TEDx Talk. Filled with McCreary’s trademark, dead-pan delivery, Funny, You Don’t Look Autistic connects with audiences while making them laugh out-loud. Michael’s story – one of challenge, growth, and ultimately triumph – encourages us to see another perspective on living with autism. Brought to us from Vancouver’s renowned Green Thumb Theatre!

Constellations
Spotlight Theater Series
$45.00 Adults
$40.00 Members & Seniors
$35.00 Students
Including fees & charges
The multiversal love story by British playwright Nick Payne won the Evening Standard Award for “Best Play” after debuting in London, and shortly after, a Tony nomination upon its Broadway migration, so any theatre buff worth their salt will know of Constellations. While the two-actor play follows the budding romance of two young lovers, Cambridge University astrophysicist Marianne and beekeeper Roland, there’s more to Constellations than unlikely romance. British playwright Payne takes the traditional boy-meet-girl tale and flips it on its head by plunging both characters into the multiverse, where their love story is played out in all its variations. The script is “really, really funny,” the plot is “especially moving” and the characters are “impossible not to fall in love with," Produced by Exact Resemblance Theatre. Directed by Cristiana Ripeanu.


Josephine
Spotlight Theater Series
$49.00 Adults
$49.00 Members & Seniors
$35.00 Students
Includes fees & charges
JOSEPHINE is a one-woman biographical musical that combines cabaret, theatre and dance to tell the story of the iconic Josephine Baker-The first African-American inter-national superstar and one of the most remarkable figures of the 20th century. Co-created and exquisitely performed by multi-award winning Tymisha Harris, accompanied by a live 4-piece jazz band, Harris delivers “the tale that is probably the closest to an evening with Josephine Baker as one will ever experience…What makes this telling so powerful is that Harris can act, sing and dance. Because she is a world-class triple threat, Harris brings Baker back to us. There are no supporting roles, and the demands on Harris are huge. Her talent and commitment are more than up to the job. She is riveting!” –Stage Biz Reviews, NYC.

A.W.O.L.
Spotlight Theater Series
$40.00 Adults
$35.00 Members & Seniors
$35.00 Student (Ages 25 & Under)
Including fees & charges
RibbitRePublic Theatre brings the smash Fringe comedy hit AWOL, starring UK comedian, poet (and former nurse!) writer Rob Gee, and 30-year veteran performer Jon Paterson. Click for Preview Video
“Cyril doesn’t like old people--a shame because he is one. When he learns his estranged granddaughter, Lily, has her big break with her thrash metal band, Abscess, he and his friend Neville are determined to show up and support her. Neither of them will ever be the same again. AWOL is a buddy adventure caper about two men who decide they’ve had enough of bland food, dull company and care home radio.”
★★★★★
“An absolute blast... great comedy, genuine heart and delightful performances... the humour ranges from uncannily relatable to slapstick silly, and from wickedly witty to delightfully juvenile.” -Podsask, Saskatoon