"Groundhog Play" directed by Katy Schutte (19:00 - 20:00)
When you're stuck living the same day over and over, how do you break the loop? This improvised show is inspired by films and TV shows such as Groundhog Day, Russian Doll, Palm Springs and Happy Death Day. We all have life lessons to learn and figuring them out sometimes takes an eternity. Improvise. Die. Repeat.
"The Marbelles" by The Marbelles (Berlin, Germany) (20:30 - 21:15)
Meet The Marbelles – Formed in 2022, and based in Berlin but from Canada, Germany/France and the US. This talented, eclectic group known for their entertaining performances that have sold out for over a year in Berlin. Drawing inspiration from the personal family stories of our audience, The Marbelles create real and engaging theatrical experiences. Each member brings a unique style and perspective, resulting in a harmonious ensemble that always leaves our audiences delighted.
"Errol Morris" with Andrew and Céline (21:45 - 22:45)
Streaming media, TikTok And the ubiquity of video media absolutely permeate your every day. Lives and faces teaming with bravado, quiet allure, or cringeworthy oblivion. All of these mediums change the amplitudes of privacy and completely transform the way we look into each others eyes and lives. But what version of the person are we getting? How do we get them to reveal? The namesake of this format Errol Morris is a legendary pioneer and Oscar winning documentary film maker who developed technology that predated social media, entirely by getting the most intimate interviews with some of the most compelling characters on the planet. In first person alone on a screen and staring exposed into the viewers eyes. Calmly unearthing deeply personal, peculiar yet poignant stories. This improvised show played, by a duo, in the spirit of the biographical documentary will do just this. Finding the extraordinary in the seemingly mundane and peeling back the layers on the poetic oddity that can be one person’s life.
Two wily actors, one stage, conjuring and exploring a discovered life before our eyes. An improvised show in one 40-45 minute act.
