When
OCT 13 - 23, 2010
Oct 13-16 & 19-23: 8PM
Oct 16, 23: 2PM
Oct 17: 4PM
Where
Historic Theatre
Ticket Information
Single tix: $28
Subscriber tix: $24
Category
Special Event
Sep. 28: 7PM
Enjoy an evening of Japanese anime in the Historic Theatre featuring the film Paprika. (Rated R for violent and sexual images).
Admission by donation.
Added Value
Oct. 14: 2-for-1 tickets
Oct. 16 (matinee), 17 & 19: Post-show talkbacks
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after the quake
Rumble Productions / Pi Theatre (Vancouver)
For a limited time only, we're offering 2-for-1 tickets to the Saturday, October 23rd matinee performance (2pm). Valid for advance sales only (not applicable for at-door sales). No coupon necessary, just call our box office at 604-251-1363 or click the button above!
Based on “Honey Pie” and “Superfrog Saves Tokyo” from the novel after the quake by Haruki Murakami. Adapted for the stage by Frank Galati.
“Wildly original and warm without ever lapsing into sentimentality, after the quake is both a great ride and a testament to the healing powers of imagination…. It’s the stuff of dreams.” - Georgia Straight
In 1995, a disastrous earthquake devastated Kobe, Japan and the Tokyo subway was hit by deadly poison gas attacks. after the quake is based on bestselling author Haruki Murakami’s stories about life in the wake of disaster.
after the quake takes its audience on a journey where magic and realism collide, in an exploration of disrupted reality. Junpei is a timid writer who enchants Sayoko, the love of his life, by conjuring up stories to soothe the anguish of her young daughter, who is having nightmares of the Earthquake Man. A talking bear makes the very best honey pies and a bank loans officer struggles to distinguish between what is real and what is not, when six foot tall Frog asks for help to fight off giant Worm for the future of Tokyo.
Together, these stories explore the emotional aftershocks of disaster, and offer a message of hope and healing.
Performed by Hiro Kanagawa, Manami Hara, Alessandro Juliani, Tetsuro Shigematsu and Leina Dueck.
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