GEMINI

GEMINI
Playwright
Louise Casemore
Runtime
75 minutes

She’s a bartender.
He’s a regular.
With nothing in common except they're both there... every day.

Bar games, pop culture, and a crash course through the generational divide – get tied up in the laugh-out-loud bonds of dependency and boredom.
A hit of the High Performance Rodeo, GEMINI combines the on-stage forces of Sterling Award winner Louise Casemore (Undressed, OCD) and Governor General Award winner Vern Thiessen (Diviners, Einstein’s Gift).

Who really holds the power when someone’s paying the tab?
Part fairytale, part cautionary tale, GEMINI is an “uncannily seductive two-hander”. (Liz Nicholls)


Show trailer


Credits

Cast
Louise Casemore, Vern Thiessen
Director
Mitchell Cushman, Chantelle Han
Producer
Scott Garland
Props
Joel Bazin
Sound Designer
Kathryn Smith, Kiidra Duhalt
Stage Manager and Lighting Designer
Pip Bradford
Poster Art
Tynan Boyd
Production Manager
Pip Bradford

More about the show experience

Latecomers will be admitted at any time during the performance.


Venue


Accessibility information


More about the show and company

This team includes individuals who are LGBTQ2SIA+, IBPOC, and artists living and working with Illness.


Land acknowledgement

This play was written, developed, and premiered on Treaty 6 territory and Metis Region 4. Amiskwaciy-wâskahikan (Edmonton) is the traditional meeting ground and ancestral home for many Indigenous peoples, including the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Metis, and the Nakota Sioux peoples. There is no acknowledgement without action, and we recognize the multitudes of ways that we have benefitted, historically and currently, as settlers on colonized land.


Content advice

Not recommended for persons under 18 years of age Sexual content Graphic violence Audience participation Mature language

Audience participation details

For audience members seated at cabaret tables: <br>Close proximity to the performance environment.<br>Moments of performers looking directly at audience members.<br>Moments of performers engaging in conversation with audience members, response is invited but not required.<br>One moment of invited direct participation, with an opt-out opportunity available.