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Sunday July 10th.
Great show again!
Some thoughts about the show.

It is stunning and startling how the drama and intensity of this 55 minute show leaves the audience shell shocked.

In that brief 55 minutes the steely determination and fluidity of the three actors playing Jaspers, Michaels and Gregory, 3 inmates convicted of murder, sweeps the audience with the ballooning of fantasy, blurred into the bleakness of the momentary reality of these three convicts. The three actors in this show are dynamic and do a spellbinding job of stirring senses and emotions.

This one act play brings forth the raw and disturbing feelings that come forward when: masculine and feminine roles, sexuality and gender become unbalanced and unresolved. The audience is witness to lying, manipulation, murder, ambiguous and blatant- lust and desire, prison cell sex games gone wrong. The spiraling of energy spun by the actors leaves the audience disturbed and shaken wondering what horror they have been a part of.

Spinning this dramatic energy, weaving the plots and fantasies and dreams of these three men. The actors are able to cast a spell over the audience that takes breath and sense away.

KUDOS to the ensemble and their innate and committed ability to work with each other and share the depths of themselves, creating a vivid and startling theatrical experience.

This show is well rehearsed and choreographed. The simplicity of the setting and lack of visual distraction make the witnessing of the horrific dreams and surprising fantasies even more compelling.

Another great show. A sleeper within this FRINGE Festival, a must see. Well worth the effort to get to Theatre Passe Muraille at 16 Ryerson.

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Agony and Ecstasy

An Invitation across the Nation…

I am so happy to send this offering to you.

 

In sending you this invitation, I hope to help my husband Tony, ensure the great success of a wonderful piece of theatre that he is presenting at the Toronto Fringe, July 8th thru 17th. 

Don’t miss this! Opening Friday July 8th at 9:15 pm

 

Keep Tightly Closed in a Cool Dry Place by Lesbian Feminist Avant-garde playwright Megan Terry

Prison Drama – 3 men in a jail cell exploring, discovering their sexual identity, tweaking their masculinity, experimenting with their femininity. Witness these three men as they figure out their relationship and who will come out on top.

Keep Tightly Closed in a Cool Dry Place

Presented by Tony Dunn and Lift the Lid Theatre Company

Starring Guy Castonguay, Alastair Love and Adam Christie

Directed by Tony Dunn

Warning there is: Sexual Content, Graphic Violence and Mature Language

Opening at Theatre Passe Muraille  – 16 Ryerson Avenue – 9:15 pm Friday July 8th

The show continues:

Saturday July 9th at 4:00 pm

Sunday July 10th at 5:45 pm

Tuesday July 12th at 1:00 pm

Wednesday July 13th at 11:15 pm

Friday July 15th at 9:45 pm

Sunday July 17th at 2:45 pm

Tickets by phone at: 416-966-1062 or by the web at: http://www.fringetoronto.com or at the gate box-office at Theatre Passe Muraille Main space 16 Ryerson Avenue

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Check out what xtra Toronto has to say:Queer Prison Drama at the Toronto Fringe

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Best Regards – I look forward to seeing you at the theatre

Phillip Coupal

a VERY Juicy Heart ❤

Agony and Ecstasy

Keep Tightly Closed in a Cool Dry Place

Written by: Megan Terry

Starring: Guy Castonguy, Alastair Love,  Adam Christie

Directed by: Tony Dunn

Opening July 8th in the Toronto Fringe Festival

Playing at Theatre Passe Muraille July 8th thru 17th

Tickets 416-966-1062 or at the door at Theatre Passe Muraille at the Fringe Box Office

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