My Nightmares Wear White

Talk Like You Theatre
My Nightmares Wear White
  • Dates: May 13, 2018 - May 14, 2018
  • Location: Intrepid Theatre Club
  • Created: Grace Thompson
  • Performed: Grace Thompson
  • Advance price: $18
  • Door price: $18
  • Duration: 55 minutes
  • Rating: 14+, Coarse language, Adult themes
  • Genre: Dark Comedy
  • Country: Toronto

Showtimes

May
13
Sunday
07:30 pm
May
14
Monday
06:00 pm

Tickets

This is a play about waiting rooms, needles, and walking in slanted lines. This is a play about waking up and never sleeping. This is a play about breathing slowly to stay alive. This is not a play about the beginning or the end. This is a play about the middle. A medical diary brought to life. Based on the writer’s real-life experiences with an illness that consumed her youth. This play will take the audience down the rabbit hole and into the world of dreams, memories, suffering, and absurdity.

“…a deeply personal and emotional show… a memorable performance from Grace Thompson really elevate this production to being something special. …My Nightmares Wear White will stick with me for a while.” – Mooney on Theatre

About the artist:
Grace Thompson is a Toronto based writer and performer. Grace writes and performs poetry and has written several plays. She has been involved as both a writer, and actor in the Toronto Fringe Festival, Luminato, SummerWorks, Paprika, and The Muddy Mary Project. Grace’s most recent play My Nightmares Wear White performed at the CAPHC Conference in Halifax and the EPIC Conference in Calgary as well as touring around Canada in 2018/2019. Grace holds a degree from Guelph University in Theatre Studies as well as Humber’s Theatre Performance Program.

Credits:
Director/Dramaturge: Karin Randoja
Co-Performer: Katelin Richards
Set Design: Lisa Van Oorschot
Costume Design: Rebecca McDermid

Showtimes

May
13
Sunday
07:30 pm
May
14
Monday
06:00 pm

Tickets

Location

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Intrepid Theatre Club
2-1609 Blanshard Street,
Victoria, BC V8W 2J5
Phone: (250) 383-2663

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