SWS - I Keep Dropping Sh*t


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{ about } { past works } { images } { writing } { links } { get involved } { contact } Media Resources (thanks) { Think Tank } now read-only SWS Webmail All original work on this website is licensed under a Creative Commons License. Works from other artists/writers retain original copyright. Probably best to check first.		Small Wooden Shoe admits: I Keep Dropping Sht* Dedicated to the Revolutions Part Four: The Newtonian Revolution at the Toronto Fringe Festival Conceived and created by Jacob Zimmer Created with and performed by Frank Cox O’Connell, Chad Dembski, Brendan Gall, Erika Hennebury and Evan Webber Designed by Trevor Schwellnus Series Dramaturgy by Brendan Healy In Collaboration with Ame Henderson July 4 -15 at MaRS – Collaboration Room 3, 101 College Street (at University) Wednesday – Sunday, Tuesday – Sunday. All Shows at 8pm \| Tickets $10 Fringe Hotline: 416-966-1062 or fringetix.com Small Wooden Shoe brings the fourth in the ambitious Dedicated to the Revolutions series to the Fringe and to the MaRS Discovery District. Performing in Collaboration Room 3 at MaRS (marsdd.com) this is innovative performance in an innovative building – crossing the art, science and history divide with songs, demonstrations and three walls of white boards. This new performance from critically acclaimed independent theatre company Small Wooden Shoe weighs the gravity of the situation as we tackle the Newtonian Revolution. Small Wooden Shoe once again demonstrates the difficulty of demonstrating the effects of progress on our lives. Bringing together lecture-demo, talent show, and contemporary performance, this is theatre that engages the audience in an honest, informal way while maintaining the need to step up and entertain. After creating the Rhubarb! hit Do You Have Any Idea How Fast You Were Going? (“sly, fun [and] post-modern” – NOW Magazine), Audience Relocation’s Connect the Dots (“inventive and form-breaking theatre... intelligently, comically and entertainingly.” – NOW Magazine) at Buddies In Bad Times and Reasonable People, Reasonably Disagreeing at Harbourfront Centre’s HATCH (“ingenious theatre troupe” – NOW Magazine) Small Wooden Shoe arrives at the Fringe with I Keep Dropping Sht.* I Keep Dropping Sht* brings together Small Wooden Shoe regulars Chad Dembski (Public Recordings, Bluemouth Inc. [Dora Nomination: Outstanding Performance], Crate Productions) Trevor Schwellnus (Aluna Theatre [Dora winner: Set Design], Public Recordings), Evan Webber (One Reed Theatre Ensemble, Crows Theatre) and Frank Cox-O’Connell (One Reed Theatre, Theatre Direct) with new collaborators Brendan Gall (UnSpun, Tarragon Theatre) and Erika Hennebury (Buddies in Bad Times, Les Vaches) with Small Wooden Shoe Artistic Director Jacob Zimmer.

{ about }
{ past works }
{ images }
{ writing }
{ links }
{ get involved }
{ contact }
Media Resources

(thanks)

{ Think Tank }
now read-only

All original work on this website is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
Works from other artists/writers retain original copyright.
Probably best to check first.

Small Wooden Shoe admits:

I Keep Dropping Sh*t

Newton Drawings
Dedicated to the Revolutions Part Four: The Newtonian Revolution
at the Toronto Fringe Festival

Conceived and created by Jacob Zimmer
Created with and performed by Frank Cox O’Connell, Chad Dembski, Brendan Gall, Erika Hennebury and Evan Webber
Designed by Trevor Schwellnus
Series Dramaturgy by Brendan Healy
In Collaboration with Ame Henderson

July 4 -15 at MaRS – Collaboration Room 3, 101 College Street (at University)
Wednesday – Sunday, Tuesday – Sunday. All Shows at 8pm | Tickets $10
Fringe Hotline: 416-966-1062 or fringetix.com

Small Wooden Shoe brings the fourth in the ambitious Dedicated to the Revolutions series to the Fringe and to the MaRS Discovery District. Performing in Collaboration Room 3 at MaRS (marsdd.com) this is innovative performance in an innovative building – crossing the art, science and history divide with songs, demonstrations and three walls of white boards.

This new performance from critically acclaimed independent theatre company Small Wooden Shoe weighs the gravity of the situation as we tackle the Newtonian Revolution. Small Wooden Shoe once again demonstrates the difficulty of demonstrating the effects of progress on our lives.

Bringing together lecture-demo, talent show, and contemporary performance, this is theatre that engages the audience in an honest, informal way while maintaining the need to step up and entertain.

After creating the Rhubarb! hit Do You Have Any Idea How Fast You Were Going? (“sly, fun [and] post-modern” – NOW Magazine), Audience Relocation’s Connect the Dots (“inventive and form-breaking theatre... intelligently, comically and entertainingly.” – NOW Magazine) at Buddies In Bad Times and Reasonable People, Reasonably Disagreeing at Harbourfront Centre’s HATCH (“ingenious theatre troupe” – NOW Magazine) Small Wooden Shoe arrives at the Fringe with I Keep Dropping Sh*t.

I Keep Dropping Sh*t brings together Small Wooden Shoe regulars Chad Dembski (Public Recordings, Bluemouth Inc. [Dora Nomination: Outstanding Performance], Crate Productions) Trevor Schwellnus (Aluna Theatre [Dora winner: Set Design], Public Recordings), Evan Webber (One Reed Theatre Ensemble, Crows Theatre) and Frank Cox-O’Connell (One Reed Theatre, Theatre Direct) with new collaborators Brendan Gall (UnSpun, Tarragon Theatre) and Erika Hennebury (Buddies in Bad Times, Les Vaches) with Small Wooden Shoe Artistic Director Jacob Zimmer.