Enjoy early Canadian folk music and life in new play ‘When the Ice Breaks’ – April 12-13
Administrator | Apr 12, 2013 | Comments 1
Carys Lewis and Mary Krohnert. – Keith Barker photo
Dora-nominated Toronto theatre company Down n’ Out Productions brings heritage alive with a new play – When The Ice Breaks – based on life in Upper Canada during the War of 1812.
Exploring the inner workings of an Upper Canadian household during the War of 1812, one domestic servant’s personal story of sacrifice and redemption comes to life in this intimately staged production written by Madeleine Donohue, featuring four professional performers and incorporating live early-Canadian folk music.
The production is 80 minutes long and is appropriate for audiences ages 10 and up. Book your seat today as space is limited. When the Ice Breaks at Macaulay House, Picton – April 11, 12, 13 at 7:30 pm (April 13th matinee at 2 pm) Tickets: $20 Adults, $12 Students 613-476-3833 www.countymemorytrail.ca
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Thoroughly enjoyed this production last night. Outstanding cast, only four performers. Well worth the ticket price.
Thanks for a great evenings entertainment.