Hi everyone, I have terrific news! The play some of you are aware I have been tooling away with "Girl-Mom" has been accepted into "Hysteria: A festival of women" in Toronto.
Word has it there will be a staged reading on October 29th.
Check out the festival website:
http://www.buddiesinbadtimestheatre.com/events/event.cfm?i_key=5
Director Lisa Ann Ross may be looking for local Toronto girl-moms to participate or to come out as audience members. (and if all goes well, i'll be there too!)
so this is very exciting stuff, and I believe Lisa Ann intends on posting here and introducing herself, so please make her feel welcome. I hope to see some of you Torontonians soon!
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Girl-Mom play update (toronto!!)
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Tue, 2005-08-16 05:14
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Girl-Mom play update (toronto!!)
ill try to make it up there, tell me more about it? what is it all about? when is it? where is it? are kids allowed? does it cost anything? ill see if amber wants to go.
My name is Lisa Anne Ross and I will be directing Lindsey's wonderful play at the Hysteria Festival. It will be presented on Saturday Oct. 29th at 4:00pm at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre on 12 Alexander Street in Toronto. I'm working with festival to make tickets very affordable for mom's and dad's and kids are welcome and will be free.
Stay tuned to the website for more information or email me at
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Cheers,
Lisa Anne Ross :shock:
Sat Oct 29, 4pm - PWYC (pay what you can)
GIRL MOM by Lindsey Campbell
Directed by Lisa Ann Ross
Lisa Ann Ross directs a staged reading of Girl Mom -
a collection of 79 young female voices and their stories of birth,
struggle, pain, choice, freedom and joy.
A unique event featuring twenty-five young performers.
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre proudly announces programming for HYSTERIA,
North America's largest multi-disciplinary showcase of work by women.
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre
12 Alexander Street
Toronto, M4Y 1B4
BOX OFFICE: 416-975-8555
ADMIN: 416-975-9130 FAX: 416-975-9293
EMAIL:info@buddiesinbadtimestheatre.com
I hope it all goes wonderfully.
I would love to come see it, but it's just too far away.
Damn this whole being in another country thing.