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A
(Bearded) Lady
BLESSING
HER HEART
Break-Upocalypse
Carnival
Of Chaos: "Survival Tips For The Reckless"
Cemetery
Golf
Cockroach
De
Rerum Natura; Or, Love The One You Whip
Eat,
Pray, Laugh!
Fists
of Funny
FOOL
FOR A CLIENT
The
Fox
The
Frank Diary of Anne
The
Godling
Hell,
The Musical
I
Prefer Fur
Inside
Private Lives
J.Lo.Hew
JESUS
IN MONTANA: Adventures in a Doomsday Cult
Knitting
LandEscape
Legs
and All
Marriage:
a queer institution
MISSING:
fugue #9: wear a warm coat
No
Ordinary Nut
Open
Season, A Queer Performance Spectacular
Play
4 Play
Poste
Restante
PUBLIC
SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Comedy and Justice for All
Pulp
Scripture
Recess
Searching
for the Voice of the Third
Show
No Show
Spider
Baby the musical
Suicide
Me!
The
Surprise
The
Tao of Everest
Tater
Stew
tempestuous(ness)
or HIStory is Told by the Victors
The
Texas Chainsaw Musical!
Theatre
of the Battle
Ticonderoga
The
Unbearable Lightness of Raya
| The Frank Diary of Anne EXIT Stage Left THURSDAY 10 8:30 PM FRIDAY 11 10:00 PM SATURDAY 12 2:30 PM SUNDAY 13 7:00 PM MONDAY 14 8:30 PM TUESDAY 15 7:00 PM |
by Chloë Ariane Whitehorn SOLO PERFORMANCE, NOT FOR CHILDREN, MATURE CONTENT, COARSE LANGUAGE |
One girl's thoughts on past love, family tragedy, and YouTube.
Anne couldn't control who she fell in love with, but should her mother be
allowed to? As a child Anne played make-believe and hide-and-seek in her
attic. Now, on the eve of her wedding, in her favorite hiding space, she
discovers something that has been hidden for years that changes everything.
Through her memories and video diaries Anne pieces together the answer to
the question, "was it all real?"
Sometimes playing pretend is the only way to live the reality you want.
website: www.fishbowltheatre.com
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Directed by Amy Symington
Amy is a Queen's University graduate of Film and Media Studies as well as
Dramatic Arts. She enjoys dabbling in all forms and fields of the theatre.
Writing, directing, acting and producing are all areas of her favoured experience.
Her favourite shows include All My Sons (Lydia), Never Swim Alone (Referee),
Julius Caesar (Portia), I think I'll go eat worms (Writer, Director and
Producer), The List (Writer, Director and Actress) and The Frank Diary of
Anne (Director). She has frequented the Kingston Come Play by the Lake One
Act Festival as well as the Eastern Ontario Drama League Festival on numerous
occasions and has walked away five times with Best Production awards.
Written and Performed by Chloë Ariane Whitehorn
A graduate of Queen's University's theatre and film departments, Chloë
Ariane Whitehorn lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and has worked with theatre
companies on both sides of the border as an actor, producer, and recently
as an award-winning director. Chloë is intrigued that the trend in
the types of roles she is being offered has lately shifted away from mentally
unbalanced characters to queens (most recently Eolande in "Collide",
Calpurnia in "Julius Caesar", and Penelope in "The Odyssey"),
and she takes this as a sign that the world is viewing her in a more mature,
regal way. Past favourite roles include: Jackie-O (The House of Yes), Fairy
May (The Curious Savage), Ophelia (Hamlet), Solange (The Maids), and Gina
(Club Chernobyl). She is thrilled to be premiering "The Frank Diary
of Anne" to a U.S. audience in the city she was born in at the San
Francisco Fringe Festival. For more information visit www.chloewhitehorn.com