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The Middle Place 2010/11

Visit Theatre Passe-Muraille's homepage to see The Middle Place in their upcoming season

Watch the TPM video that will make you insane with excitement~ And be on the look-out for such PH supporters as Haley McGee (Oh My Irma), Byron Abalos (Roshni), and Maev Beaty (Montparnasse).

Visit Canadian Stage's homepage to see The Middle Place in their upcoming season

 


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June 7th, 2010

SHIRTS OFF 2010!
was a mondo success thanks to all of you~

The event was full of smiling faces, brilliant talent, great volunteers, and a general sense of joy. The talented line-up really got the crowd into their craft and DJ Floh Back took it home with some great tunes.

We have since delivered all the clothes to the local shelters and they send their thanks to all of you. Seriously. They did!

Summerworks Launch

This past Saturday the cast of The Middle Place got together to thank Summerworks for the great opportunity they afforded us last year, by performing an excerpt at their launch party at the Lower Ossington Theatre. There were a ton of great acts including last year's hit improv show Impromptu Splendor and musical talent Matt Barber.

Look out for The Middle Place's
Kevin Walker appearing in Post Eden by Jordan Tannahill and
Antonio Cayonne appearing in The Innocents by Daniel Karasik
at this year's Summerworks Theatre Festival.

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March 15th 2010

Theatre Passe-Muraille and Canadian Stage
collaborate to produce

~ THE MIDDLE PLACE ~
By Andrew Kushnir

'this is a really difficult house'
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To read about the future of The Middle Place click here.

Directed by Alan Dilworth
Lighting Design by Kimberly Purtell
Set and Costume Design by Jung-Hye Kim
Movement Design by Monica Dottor
Interview Transcription by Andrew Kushnir and Catherine Murray

Developed through Project:Humanity’s De-Shelter Initiative

THE MIDDLE PLACE was first presented at the SummerWorks Theatre Festival in August 2009.  The National Post called it “disturbing but not depressing” while the Globe and Mail hailed it as “fresh, creative, and contemporary”. 

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Project: Humanity is a not for profit organization

that raises social awareness through the arts.