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Miriam Toews’ Governor General award winning author, Miriam Toews, burst onto the literary scene with this, her debut novel, and award winning playwright Chris Craddock took a five year “road trip” to bring the adaptation to the stage. Edmonton was so impressed it gave him a 2005 Sterling Award for “Outstanding New Play.” In this hysterically funny new play two young mothers are out to shatter stereotypes – or should they really give a rat’s ass? Lucy and Lish are simple women at the mercy of a large, complex and often heartless social safety net and they are hitting the road in a beat up van full of kids and toys. Renée Iaci, Thomas Conlin Jones & Daune Campbell will whirl you into "life" at Have-A-Life government housing project, and you'll see why getting out of town seemed like a good idea at the time. Stephane Kirkland joins the hussy diehards to direct this “absolutely radical breath of theatrical fresh air.” Gilbert Bouchard, SEE Magazine. Lana Krause,Lance Cardinal & Stephen Bulat design their way into the rich lives of these women. 8:00 PM - Saturday, April 26, 2008 |
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