Gargamel: The Play! (Update)

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Mostly Water Theatre’s
GARGAMEL 

After losing his girlfriend in a horrific car crash and sustaining a lingering head injury, David Real is having problems. He is having trouble coping, dealing with fits of anger, and being pushed around by a spectral Louis Riel. So, what do you do when nothing else works and you can’t make sense of why things are the way they are? You fight God.

See who The Huffington Post call “Hilarious”, who are being spotlighted on Funny or Die and who KILLAHDJ69ALOT calls “Whutever”.

Written by Trent Wilkie (MWT), directed by Mike Robertson (Highwire Films/Rapid Fire Theatre), videos by Jason Ludwig (MWT) and stage managed by Erin Voaklander. Starring Wilkie, Matt Stanton, Craig Buchert, Joleen Ballendine and Ellen Chorley, Gargamel is the product of an Alberta Foundation for the Arts grant and a love of fictionalizing history. With a cast that has experience performing and writing for CBC Radio, TheatreNetwork, Fringe Festivals all over Canada and countless stages in Edmonton, Gargamel will leave you enlightened, laughing and engaged.

Varscona Theatre 10329 83ave Edmonton, AB. Runs February 24 to March 5 @ 7:30pm Matinees February 26 & March 5 @ 2:00pm (Dark February 27/28)

Ticket types and prices: General $20 Seniors/Students $15 (Matinees/Tues. March 1st are pay what you can and Friday February 25 and Wed. March 2 are 2 for 1)

Tix On The Square Link: http://www.tixonthesquare.ca/event/run/detail/324/

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Published by thetrentwilkie

Trent Wilkie is a husband/father/writer/journalist/performer in Edmonton. Trent has written for CBC Radio, Fangoria Magazine, Edmonton Sun, Exclaim Magazine, Fort Sask Record, Theatre Network, The Edmonton Fringe, and is currently pouring his heart and soul into his award-winning blog The UnDad. As well, Trent has also been a wilderness canoe guide for over 10 years which he now considers therapy. Trent is also a member of Mostly Water Theatre, a sketch comedy troupe and has performed in a bevy of Edmonton International Fringe Festivals to varying degrees of success. When taking time off from trying not to be boring, Trent likes to relax while watching horror movies and trying to write the perfect three chord song

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