Weekend Round-Up

It was a busy weekend for EAP.  With Justin off in Montreal Liza took to the playhouses alone.  Friday night  was the opening of the New Canadian Musical Robin Hood: The Legendary Musical Comedy at Hart House.  The audience was packed and super enthusiastic, which helped keep the pace brisk for this almost three hour odyssey.

The show is running all month long so you can definitely still catch it.  And although it is long it is clever and entertaining too.  Shout out to the cast and production which were both first rate.  Tickets are selling quickly so be sure to click here to get yours now.

The rest of the weekend was spent at Factory for the last weekend of the Next Stage Festival 2013.  It was fantastic, With Love and a Major Organ stole many hearts, perhaps predictably, since it was the toast of Fringe last summer.  What a beautifully poignant and remarkably smart show.  When we missed it at Fringe we were disappointed so it was great to see it this time around.  And if the show is further developed, this 60 minute gem, could easily make the leap to main stages anywhere.  

Afterward, while browsing through the Festival playbill , on the bus ride home I spotted this ad.

So many awesome shows are coming to Toronto stages this season, not the least of which is Studio 180's Clybourne Park. Can't wait!

Next Stage Festival Toronto

Already two days in and the festival that kicks off the new year is already soaring high with sold out shows, hot buzz and gossip and loads of warm red wine. Check out the details and for more info on shows please click the shows below and to purchase tickets please CLICK HERE!

FACTORY THEATRE MAINSPACE:

AWAKE

THE PEACE MAKER

SUDDEN DEATH

THRONE OF GAMES

FACTORY THEATRE STUDIO:

MEMORIAL

POST EDEN

SALT BABY

WITH LOVE AND A MAJOR ORGAN

FACTORY THEATRE ANTECHAMBER:

LIZA LIVE

PITCH BLOND

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TICKETS
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ONLINE

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BY PHONE

416.966.1062

10am – 5:30pm MON-FRI (Nov. 19th – Jan 2nd)

1pm – 7pm MON-FRI (Jan. 2nd – 19th)

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*Gift Vouchers are available (by phone only)

AT THE DOOR

NSTF Tickets can be purchased at the Factory Theatre one hour before the first show of the day, January 2nd – 13th, 2013.

Cash, Visa and Mastercard accepted (NO Debit or Amex).

TICKET PRICING

$15 Evening Performances (7pm onwards start-time)

$12 Afternoon Performances (6:59pm or earlier start-time)

$10 Ante-Chamber performances

PASSES

$48 – Four Play Pass: Good for 4 tickets, redeemable in advance by phone or at the door. Maximum of one ticket per play. Non-transferrable.

$88 Eight Play Pass: Good for 8 tickets redeemable in advance by phone or at the door / Maximum of two tickets per play per pass. This pass can be used by two patrons.

Next Stage Festival 2013 Line-Up Revealed...

NEXT STAGE THEATRE FESTIVAL – JANUARY 2 – 13, 2013

Announcing NSTF 2013’s exciting line-up:

Sudden Death, by Charlotte Corbeil-Coleman, presented by Pyretic Productions
The Peace Maker, by Natasha Greenblatt, presented by Pomegranate Productions
Throne of Games presented by Bad Dog Theatre Company
AWAKE, by Laura Mullin and Chris Tolley, presented by Expect Theatre
Post Eden, by Jordan Tannahill, presented by Suburban Beast
Memorial, by Steven Gallagher, presented by Next Step Productions
Salt Baby, by Falen Johnson, presented by You Don’t Look It
With Love and a Major Organ, by Julia Lederer, presented by QuestionMark-Exclamation Theatre
Pitch Blond, by Laura Anne Harris, presented by Convection Productions
Liza Live!, by Jennifer Walls, presented by Jennifer Walls