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Turkey in the Woods

June 12, 2012 by The Old Screaming Weenie Website
Screaming Weenie is pleased to present, with the Queer Arts Festival, the world premiere of Jan Derbyshire’s hilarious new play, Turkey in the Woods, produced by Cranberry Sauce Equity Co-op. Turkey was part of Screaming Weenie's Clean Sheets at QAF in 2010.

Turkey in the Woods

A play by Jan Derbyshire

produced by:
Cranberry Sauce Equity Co-op

Directed by:
James Fagan Tait

A burnt comedy for those with a certain type of humour. A drama for others.

August  9 – 15, 2012
Roundhouse Performance Centre
,
at Pacific/Davie in Vancouver

Accessible Performance

Hale’s lover, Peach, wants to tie the knot. Hale wants to throw in the rope. On the advice of her questionable therapist, Hale (hoping to solve some of her “commitment issues”) decides to go home to her family for Thanksgiving Dinner for the first time in ten years. Hale’s mother decides not to have the dinner around the dining room table but outside in the woods, just like the pilgrims. The tract of land she chooses for the festivities is surrounded by a rifle range.

Featuring Morgan Brayton, Cherise Clarke, Suzie Payne, and Jan Derbyshire
Stage Managed by Dorothy Jenkins
Production Managed by Chris Gatchalian

Posted in: 2012, All Works / Performances Tagged: C. E. Gatchalian, Cherise Clarke, Chris Gatchalian, Cranberry Sauce Equity Co-op, James Fagan Tait, Jan Derbyshire, Morgan Brayton, play, Queer Arts Festival, Roundhouse, Suzie Payne
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