Wednesday, November 14, 2018 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST (GMT -05:00)
Thursday, November 15, 2018 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm EST (GMT -05:00)Written by Rosamund Small in 2015, TomorrowLove is comprised of seven thematically linked playlets. Rosamund states that the play,
is about love and set in many different versions in the very near future, where one piece of amazing technology exists. It is about exploring different relationships and how this one thing activates change in the way that two people relate to each other. Sometimes it ends up bringing people closer together and sometimes it pushes them further apart.
Guest director Andrea Donaldson collaborates with Toronto designer Anna Treusch (set), Hamilton designer Christopher Stanton (sound), as well as resident designers, Sharon E. Secord (costume), and Paul J. Cegys (lighting). Together, they have created an ephemeral world of paper and light that exists outside technology and allows the viewer to see the relationships through an unfiltered lens.
The production is book-ended by two engagement events. Doors will open 30 minutes prior to the performance so the audience can immerse themselves in a thematic display meant to extend the world of the play to the world right in front of us. Following each performance, the audience can participate in a talkback with the cast about the themes and content of the play.
In addition, the program is piloting ASL interpreted shows. Guest ASL interpreter, Peggy Zehr and Rosalie Vissers, will be fully integrated into the Wednesday, November 14 performances.
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