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My one woman play The Silicone Diaries will be playing the Magnetic North Theatre Festival, Canada’s National Festival of Contemporary Theatre in English.

Venue: Academic Hall at the University of Ottawa.
Length: 110 minutes
No intermission/ no latecomers admitted/ no re-admittance
Price: $40.00 + HST
WARNINGS: Haze, mature subject matter, graphic video projections

Wednesday, June 8th, 7pm
Thursday, June 9th, 8:30pm
Friday, June 10th, 7pm
Saturday, June 11th, 7pm

TICKET INFORMATION COMING SOON

Below is the festival’s artistic statement (from their website www.magneticnorthfestival.ca) and a list of the other shows at the festival. Congratulations to everyone involved in this incredible event. See you at the theatre!

ARTISTIC VISION
The Magnetic North Theatre Festival is dedicated to presenting the very best of Canada’s touring theatre and providing a sufficient showcase for that work to launch into the world. This means that the festival seeks to present audiences with a snapshot of current artistic practice, one that celebrates the maturity and diversity of Canadian theatre. The festival is especially interested in presenting the work of companies who have evolved an aesthetic or working style that distinguishes them and moves the art form forward.

silicone-overEssential to its mandate are the twin goals of strengthening and encouraging the promotion of Canadian theatre within Canada and promoting Canadian theatre to international markets; both of these goals seek to provide new economic opportunity for theatre professionals. Providing the work with a springboard to the wider community, means that the festival focuses a major part of its efforts on attracting presenters and producers from across Canada and around the world so that the work presented in the festival can build national and international tours as a result of its efforts.

ALSO PLAYING AT MAGNETIC NORTH:

Yichud (Seclusion)
by Julie Tepperman
Theatre Passe Muraille in partnership with Convergence Theatre (Toronto, ON)

5 Easy Steps to the End of the World
created by Zuppa Theatre Company
Zuppa Theatre Company (Halifax, NS)

This is What Happens Next
created by Daniel MacIvor and Daniel Brooks
Necessary Angel in c-production with the Great Canadian Theatre Company

Kawasaki Exit
by Blake Brooker
One Yellow Rabbit (Calgary, AB)

Kismet, one to one hundred
created by Emelia Symington Fedy, Daryl King, Anita Rochon and Hazel Venzon
The Chop Theatre (Vancouver, BC)

go to www.magneticnorthfestival.ca for more info