From Press Release
1950. A love triangle. A secret attraction. A college student disappears in the woods. Ten years later, her rival lovers reunite in an attempt to solve the otherworldly mystery: what really happened to Clementine Yates?
Four years in the making, playwright Maureen Gualtieri combines the pulp of lesbian fiction of the 1960s with urban legends about disappearances to investigate desire, discovery and a woman’s role in the world. The script started shortly after her graduation from Montreal’s National Theatre School, where Maureen also met dramaturg Tara Koehler and actress Krystina Bojanowski, who stars as Clementine. Maureen’s previous Toronto Fringe credits include “Trip” and “Monkey Love”.
Joining Ms Bojanowski in the cast is Ryerson student Mattie Driscoll as Matilda and accomplished puppeteer Jesse Byiers as Jerry, helmed by director Elizabeth Traicus. Traicus is an alumnae of Queens University and Humber College.
Eerie, emotional and enlightening, “Odd One Out” brings its unique vintage and shadow-based aesthetic to the intellectual musings of Gualtieri’s script as part of the #FemmeFringeTO movement.
Human Wick Effect
in association with The Toronto Fringe Festival presents
Odd One Out
written by Maureen Gualtieri
directed by Elizabeth Traicus
starring Krystina Bojanowski, Jesse Byiers, Mattie Driscoll
stage managed by Robyn Hoja
produced by Christopher Douglas
set design by Natalia Tcherniak
lighting design by Brandon Goncalves
costume design by Claire McMillan
sound design by Micah Champagne
Details
- Odd One Out plays at the Tarragon Extraspace. (30 Bridgman Ave.)
- Tickets are $12. The festival also offers a range of money-saving passes for serious Fringers.
- Tickets can be purchased online, by telephone (416-966-1062), from the Fringe Club at Scadding Court, and — if any remain — from the venue’s box office starting one hour before curtain.
- Be aware that Fringe performances always start exactly on time, and that latecomers are never admitted.
- Content Warning: Sexual Content.
- This venue is barrier-free. Patrons who use wheelchairs or who cannot climb stairs are seated in the front row.
Performances
- Friday July 7th, 08:30 pm
- Saturday July 8th, 11:15 pm
- Monday July 10th, 04:15 pm
- Tuesday July 11th, 02:45 pm
- Thursday July 13th, 07:45 pm
- Saturday July 15th, 05:15 pm
- Sunday July 16th, 02:30 pm
Photo of Mattie Driscoll, Jesse Byiers, Krystina Bojanowski by Natalia Tcherniak