Shove it Down my Throat
June 20
June 20 at 8:00pm // The Chamber // Tickets $10
presented by Pandemic Theatre
A sneak peek at a new work in development from Johnnie Walker and Pandemic Theatre, Shove It Down My Throat is a new gonzo true crime docu-play by Johnnie Walker about homophobia, violence, incarceration, sex, and mystery inspired by the true story of Luke O’Donovan.
In 2013, Luke was arrested after a fight at a New Year’s Eve party left several men with knife-wounds—himself included. The local media portrayed Luke as a maniac who went on a stabbing spree. Luke says he was the victim of a queer-bashing, punished for the crime of fighting back. In 2014, Johnnie began writing letters to Luke in prison and looking for the truth.
written by
Johnnie Walker
directed by
Tom Arthur Davis
dramaturgy
Jivesh Parasram
starring
Johnnie Walker
Alex Plouffe
Shove it Down My Throat is being developed in the Buddies Residency Program, sponsored by BMO Financial Group.
photo by Greg Wong
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