86 Me: The Restaurant Play
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- Company
- Dead Raccoon
- Creator/Director
-
Jackson Doner
- Runtime
- 90 minutes
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Welcome to Our Lady Kensington! A failing independent, Kensington Market pub acquired by a stupid corporation.
The staff are strung out, harassing each other, flirting, breaking up, drunk on shift all the time, and generally screwed. A new, young staff member shows up and over the course of one not-so-busy Friday night this group of dusted up hooligans attempt to rekindle the importance of taking care of people, fight for our disappearing urban community spaces, and rediscover the present moment within their weird, shitty jobs.
86 ME is an immersive, hilarious, interactive tragicomedy with no scene breaks (no age requirement for admission). Starring Luke Kimball in his first production since playing the lead role of Albus Potter in Mirvish’s Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Jackson Doner returns to the Toronto Fringe in his second year in a row as an acclaimed writer/director in the unconventional venue category
Reviewers and Media Contacts can now email us at info@deadraccoon.ca to request comp tickets for 86 ME: The Restaurant Play. Please include your full name, preferred show date(s) and time(s), and contact information.
“86”
To remove, end usage, or take something away..
1. To run out of something. "86 the steak! We don't have steak!"
2. To end, stop, remove, eradicate or cut off. “86 the bad attitude.”
3. To get rid of (often in reference to a co worker...sometimes viewed jokingly as a euphemism for killing or firing). “F★★★ing 86 your boyfriend rn.”
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Credits
- Dramaturg
- Christopher Johnson
- Production Manager
- Sabrina Pye
- Producer
- Teryn Lawson
- Cast
- Luke Kimball, Marianne McIsaac, Mia Hay, Ben Yoganathan, Carson Somanlall, Elizabeth Rodenburg, Jeff Gruich.
More about the show experience
Latecomers will only be admitted into the theatre within the first 15 minutes of the performance.
Venue
13 : Supermarket: Bar and Variety
268 Augusta Ave,
Toronto
Ontario
M5T 2L9
Access
- Level of Physical Access
- Accessible
Covid-19 policy
- Masks
- No
Content advice
Not recommended for persons under 14 years of age Sexual content Abrupt cues Smoking Audience participation Mature language
Partial male nudity (shirtless actor). Discussions on drugs and alcohol.
Audience participation details
Line cards presented to audience members on a voluntary basis at the start of the show.