Original production poster by Louisa Ferguson
Time August 18 at 8:00pm - August 21 at 10:00pm
Location The Village Playhouse
2190 Bloor St. W
Toronto, ON
Created By Fly By Night Theatre Company
More Info: Join FBN for an evening (or one special matinee) of amazing theatre from Toronto's best new independent theatre company as we present the closing show of our 2010 season, Kelley Jo Burke's The Selkie Wife!
We perform at the Village Playhouse, near Runnymede station in unique Bloor West Village. Performance dates are:
Wed. Aug. 18 @ 8 p.m.
Thurs. Aug. 19 @ 8 p.m.
Fri. Aug. 20 @ 8 p.m.
Sat. Aug. 21 @ 2 p.m.
Sat. Aug. 21 @ 8 p.m.
Hailed by critics as a beautifully-written story of love, longing and identity, The Selkie Wife is a strikingly original, bold and contemporary take on an ancient Celtic myth played out at the centre of a modern Canadian family. Mary has it all, a great family with her husband Callum and daughter Brigit and a life that she's built for herself – but when she gets a surprise visit from an old friend, Gen, a secret begins to surface about Mary's past that threatens to change everything. Mary is a Selkie, a seal who is able to shed her skin to come on land in order to mate with a human and then return to sea with her offspring. Years have passed and now Gen, a fellow Selkie, has come to bring Mary back to the deep waters. The Selkie Wife is filled with laughter and tension as the characters face questions of love and sex, freedom and oppression and ultimately a decision that will forever change their lives.
Starring:
Mary- Peyton LeBarr
Brigit- Shannon Shura
Gen- Laura MacDonald
Callum- Tayves Fiddis
Dylan- Paolo Santalucia
Directed by: Tom Haxell
Stage Managed by: Meredith Henry
Tickets are $20 for adults and $18 for students/seniors, except the Saturday matinee, which features the lowest price EVER for an FBN show: just $15!
Please visit www.fbntheatre.ca to purchase tickets, or e-mail us at fbntheatre@gmail.com for reservations.
You will NOT want to miss the Toronto debut of this funny, delightful play.
Fly By Night Theatre is both a non-union, not-for-profit Theatre Company and a registered Canadian charity.
Fly By Night runs on and works towards a three-tiered mandate:
*To contribute to the development of a vibrant arts community within the GTA, presenting outstanding theatrical productions and building local audiences.
*To nurture young artists by providing an encouraging, professional environment for emerging theatre artists, and offering opportunities for artistic development and training.
*To support underprivileged children in Africa by donating proceeds to Royal Seed Needy Home, an orphanage in Ghana that cares for 74 young children.
September 24, 2010 
