From Press Release

Aren’t we all Desperately Seeking Something? Desperately Seeking Something takes a darkly comedic look at what it means to be a spiritual person in a secular society. Can Toronto’s long-established religious institutions fit into our modern city? In Borderline Theatre’s inaugural production, playwright Nellwyn Lampert and director Darwin Lyons have teamed up to figure out what kind of relationship exists between God and Toronto’s twenty- somethings.

Set and performed in the heart of the Annex at Trinity St Paul’s United Church, Desperately Seeking Something challenges its audience to experience the grandeur of ecclesiastic architecture. Architecture that has become little more than a backdrop in daily downtown living. Do our city’s monuments still have the power to unite us? And if they don’t, what will bring our community together?

Don’t miss the chance to see this immersive site-specific play. It’s a theatrical production that breaks convention to put you right in the heart of the action!

Borderline Theatre
in association with the Toronto Fringe Festival presents
Desperately Seeking Something
Written by Nellwyn Lampert
Directed by Darwin Lyons
Starring Katie Corbridge, Fraser Elsdon, Leah Holder, Scott Law, and Ewa Wolniczek Stage Managed by Kaitlyn Smith

Opens July 3 runs to July 11
Trinity St. Paul’s United Church – Chapel (427 Bloor St. West, Toronto, ON)

Performances: July 3, 8:00pm July 4, 8:00pm July 5, 2:30pm July 6, 2:30pm

July 9, 8:00pm July 10, 8:00pm July 11, 8:00pm

Please note that there is absolutely no latecomer seating.

Tickets:

Advance tickets go on sale June 12, 2014.
Rush tickets, if available, will be sold at Trinity St. Paul’s United Church, starting one hour prior to show time. (427 Bloor St. West).

Purchase online: www.fringetoronto.com
By Phone: 416-966-1062
In Person: During the Festival (July2-13) at the Festival Box Office in the parking lot behind Honest Ed’s (581 Bloor St. West)