By Staff
December 12th, 2024
BURLINGTON, ON
Trevor Copp writes: “A Stag Hunter and his prey, a young man and his lover, an old man and his dog, a woman, a bench, a lamppost, and an umbrella.”
“These are the puzzle pieces that await in ‘Sometimes It Snows in April’ – the result of a rare, deeply satisfying process shot through with chain reactions of creativity.
“Director Ric Knowles (if you saw ‘Bulfinch’s Mythology’ – that’s Ric, one of the best things that’s ever happened to TBT) was handed three stories that started as Mime pieces, the remarkable talent of Actor and Opera singer Bó Bárdos, and the universe of a bench and a lamppost. This piece has come together to create its own tiny, luminous world that opens tomorrow.
“I wish I could take each person who knows us from our larger works like the summer Shakespeare series and let them see what is possible in original work. If you’ve never been to a workshop presentation of ours – you won’t regret it. Come watch us stumble towards something beautiful.”
Shows are tomorrow/Friday Dec. 13 and Saturday Dec. 14 at 7pm at the Hamilton Conservatory for the Arts. For tickets:
Friday: https://tottering-biped-theatre.s1.yapla.com/en/event-61690
Saturday: https://tottering-biped-theatre.s1.yapla.com/en/event-61726
Parking! So the Conservatory is in a tricky spot for parking – they have lots of space, but it helps to know how to find it. Click on THIS PAGE and scroll down for directions on the best parking.
