The Man That Got Away (A Special Appearance)
December 10–18, 2022

*Showtimes have shifted from the original run due to an illness in the creative team*

Friday, December 9 // 7:30PM (preview)

Saturday, December 10 // 7:30PM (opening night)
Sunday, December 11 // 2PM†

Tuesday, December 13 // 7:30PM*
Wednesday, December 14 // 2PM + 7:30PM
Thursday, December 15 // 7:30PM
Friday, December 16 // 7:30PM**
Saturday, December 17 // 2PM° + 7:30PM
Sunday, December 18 // 2PM

°Reduced-capacity performance, proof of vaccination required. See “accessibility” tab for more information.

†Relaxed performance. See “accessibility” tab for more information.

*The performance on Tuesday, December 13 will be a benefit performance in support of Casey House, a specialty hospital in Toronto providing ground-breaking care to people living with and at risk of HIV. All tickets for this performance are $40.

**Deaf-interpreted performance in ASL. See “accessibility” tab for more information.

Martin Julien // playwright + performer
Peter Hinton-Davis // director
Ben Page // performer
Tat Austrie // performer
Monice Peter // assistant director + dramaturg
Fiona Jones // stage manager
Stephen Woodjetts // musical arrangements + consultation
Sean Mulcahy // set + costume design
Bonnie Beecher // lighting design
HAUI // video design
Wayne Hawthorne // sound design

RELAXED PERFORMANCE

December 11, 7:30PM: Relaxed performances are designed to welcome audience members who will benefit from a more relaxed performance environment, including house lights being left on at a low level, more freedom to come and go from the space, and an alternate space to take a break from the show.

Read a copy of the show guide here.

Reduced Capacity Performance

December 17, 2PM: The capacity of the house will be reduced to 50% of its usual total. This smaller-capacity performance is scheduled with immuno-compromised audience members in mind, as well as those who do not yet feel comfortable in a full theatre. Please note audience members will be asked to provide proof of vaccination at reduced capacity performances.

Deaf-interpreted performance in ASL

December 16, 7:30PM will feature ASL-interpretation by Deaf interpreters Courage Bacchus and Juan Jaramillo.  Patrons can book $5 tickets in advance using the code “ASL5” at checkout.

The performance on Tuesday, December 13 will be a benefit performance in support of Casey House, a specialty hospital in Toronto providing ground-breaking care to people living with and at risk of HIV. All tickets for this performance are $40. The performance will be followed by a conversation between members of the creative team and Dr. Gregory Robinson.

Dr. Gregory Robinson is a physician, epidemiologist, educator, swimmer, volunteer, advocate, and person living with HIV. He is a multi-faceted supporter of Casey House, a co-founding member of Realize, formerly known as the Canadian Working Group on HIV and Rehabilitation, is a frequent guest speaker, and an exceptional person who generously gives of his time to share his wise and heartfelt depth of knowledge with sincerity and candor.