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event calendar - Historic Theatre @ The Cultch

BASH'd	Saturday, 20/02/10 08:00 - 10:00
Feb 16–20 @ 8 PM Matinee: Feb 20 @ 2 PM BASH’d chronicles the tale of a pair of lovers, one of whom is bashed, prompting the other to take revenge. “A tightly-written, fully-integrated, and ferocious production! BASH’d is flipping the conventions of musical theatre and gay culture on their heads. Suffice to say the lyrics and performances are relentlessly thrilling, touching and hilarious. The romance unfolds like a Shakespearean drama and the tragedy skewers like the finest of Euripides’ offerings. If you don’t believe that a 'rap opera' can live up to these zealous compliments, you’ve got quite an enjoyable journey ahead of you.” - NYTheatre.com BASH’d was created in Edmonton and has lit up both Canada and New York City winning Outstanding Musical (NY Fringe), Sterling Award for Outstanding Production (Edmonton), and the Patron’s Pick Award (Toronto Fringe). Music by Aaron Macri, directed by Ron Jenkins, lighting design by Kerem Cetinel. “Brilliant! A show you don’t dare miss!” – Toronto Star “BASH’d has already proven itself a hit!” – Variety

Saturday, 20/02/10 08:00 - 10:00

Feb 16–20 @ 8 PM
Matinee: Feb 20 @ 2 PM

BASH’d chronicles the tale of a pair of lovers, one of whom is bashed, prompting the other to take revenge.

“A tightly-written, fully-integrated, and ferocious production! BASH’d is flipping the conventions of musical theatre and gay culture on their heads. Suffice to say the lyrics and performances are relentlessly thrilling, touching and hilarious. The romance unfolds like a Shakespearean drama and the tragedy skewers like the finest of Euripides’ offerings. If you don’t believe that a 'rap opera' can live up to these zealous compliments, you’ve got quite an enjoyable journey ahead of you.” - NYTheatre.com

BASH’d was created in Edmonton and has lit up both Canada and New York City winning Outstanding Musical (NY Fringe), Sterling Award for Outstanding Production (Edmonton), and the Patron’s Pick Award (Toronto Fringe). Music by Aaron Macri, directed by Ron Jenkins, lighting design by Kerem Cetinel.

“Brilliant! A show you don’t dare miss!” – Toronto Star

“BASH’d has already proven itself a hit!” – Variety