All in German performance on the German world-famous doctor and healer Franz Anton Mesmer (1734-1815), forefather of Hypnotism and friend of Mozart. Period music. Detailed scene summaries in English will be provided.
Performances are December 2 and 3 starting at 7pm and December 4 starting at 3pm. For tickets please email mesmerizingbookingswlu@gmail.com.
In August, six playwrights were sent to disturbing locations where they were left to write a play. They arrived at their destinations with no idea where they were going or what they were going to write, allowing the environment to influence their stories…and it did. Welcome to the Write or Flight RESPONSE.
We’ve been doing this since 2011, and have been amazed with the concepts and quality of writing that has emerged from this. Many plays have gone on to be performed at other festivals and venues. We have sent playwrights to haunted hotel rooms, a barn filled with not quite feral cats (the playwright did not mention she was allergic), mausoleums, empty stores, et al.
Three of the plays written during Write or Flight will be presented on the main stage of for Flush Ink Productions’ UnHinged Festival of Disturbing Theatre, with two more presented during the Saturday Matinee. The plays include:
One ticket covers all three main stage plays. Note: Thursday’s performance will only include two plays, which will be reflected in the ticket price. The Saturday afternoon show, other plays from Write or Flight + Heaven’s Knife, is non-ticketed, play what you can at the door.
| Thursday, December 8 | 8pm: Corporate Finch; 9pm: Rope; 9:30pm: Scarlet Rain |
| Friday, December 9 | 8pm: Rope; 8:30pm: Heaven’s Knife; 9pm: Corporate Finch |
| Saturday, December 10 (matinée, PWYC at the door) | 2pm: Scarlet Rain; 2:30pm: Heaven’s Knife; 3pm: Still |
| Saturday, December 10 (evening) | 8pm: Corporate Finch; 9pm: Rope; 9:30pm: Heaven’s Knife |
Join Jamie Warren & Katy Topham for some family harmonies on their originals and your favourite Christmas tunes!
Jeremy Williams will join on guitar, there will be free hot chocolate and a cash bar available. We will also be doing some charitable giving so stay tuned on what to bring for that!
Doors are at 7:30, the show runs 8-10pm. Tickets are $25 at EventBrite or at the door.
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