Making It Up (One Playwright to Another)
Presented by: One Playwright Productions
From: Toronto, Canada
Writer and actor Norm Reynolds explores the realms of academia, finance and theatre, including inspirational encounters with playwright Edward Albee
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Presented by: One Playwright Productions
From: Toronto, Canada
WINNER!
Fringie Award - Philadelphia Fringe '23
Best in Venue Award Hamilton Fringe '22
”Tour de force!”- Anthony Edwards, Gaydio
"... sharp script ... excellent performance ... a very well shot and edited piece, and ... a haunting memory of ... Edward Albee."- Richard Ouzounian
“Reynolds’s work has a certain gravity to it and in the mere span of forty minutes might cause a tidal shift somewhere deep inside you ... An audience could always have been right on the other side of the camera, you could almost feel them breathing.”- Young-Howze Theatre Journal
What Not to Miss at The Vancouver Fringe - Radio Dave, Eclectic Lunch CITR.ca Thunderbird Radio
A hit at The Greater Manchester, Vancouver, and Watford Fringe Festivals ‘23
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Some scripts take a lifetime to write ...
“If anyone had told me what my future would hold, I would have thought they were making it up.”
Join writer and actor Norm Reynolds as he makes his way through appointments with destiny in the realms of academia, finance, and the theatre, including inspirational encounters with playwright Edward Albee.
Directed by Dora Mavor Moore Award-winner Lesley Ballantyne; and recorded by national festival award-winning filmmaker John Bertram.
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Duration
35min
Price
$10.00
Content Warning
Contains distressing or potentially triggering themes
Venue
Dunedin Fringe Online
| Wheelchair Access YES
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