Don't Fall In: A New Musical

Don't Fall In: A New Musical
Company
Ink Bottle Productions
Playwright & Director
Holland Ziemann
Runtime
55 minutes

Kara is floundering in Story Brewing 401, where final projects are brewed—literally—in cauldrons. Out of ideas, they cobble together a clichéd fairy tale starring a pompous prince, a self-saving princess, and a villain modelled after their crush, Eva. Then a suspicious vial of ink falls in. And so does Kara. Trapped inside their own half-finished story, Kara must survive a world gone off-script—one warped by corrupted ink and haunted by discarded drafts. Don’t Fall In is a queer, spooky, and emotionally charged new musical that flips fantasy tropes on their heads and asks: what happens when the story writes back?


Credits

Producer
Avra Fainer
Music Director
Michael Ippolito
Choreographer
Emilia Ballester
Stage Manager
Andrea Wicken
Cast
Alecks Ambayec, Carlos Bastarrachea, Emma Bergin, Catherine Fergusson, Sabrina Marielle Friedman, Benjamin Massey, Reo Reilly

Performances

  Date Time
3rd July 8:15pm  
5th July 1:00pm  
6th July 6:30pm  
7th July 10:00pm  
11th July 4:30pm  
12th July 6:15pm  
13th July 9:30pm  

Venue

6 : Alumnae Theatre Mainspace

70 Berkeley Street
Toronto
Ontario
M5A 2W6

Access

Level of Physical Access
Accessible

Covid-19 policy

Masks
Not required

Facilities

Air Conditioned
Yes
Washrooms
Yes
Outdoors
No

Accessibility information


More about the show and company

Ink Bottle Productions is a bold new company, born from a shared passion and a singular purpose: to bring Don't Fall In to life. As a collective of queer creatives, we are fiercely committed to amplifying queer voices and lifting one another up through the magic of collaboration. In a world that so often feels heavy, we make space for joy, chaos, catharsis—and just the right amount of unhinged. If you’re craving something heartfelt, defiant, and a little bit magical, you’ll find it here.


Content advice

Parental guidance advised

Sensory description

This is a fast-paced musical packed with big vocals, bold costumes, and a spooky vibe. There’s plenty of singing, music, and visual storytelling, so the experience leans heavily on both sound and sight. As a result, it may be difficult to fully access for audience members who are blind/vision impaired or Deaf/hard of hearing. The show also includes haze effects, creepy sounds, and eerie moments that may be overwhelming for folks with sensory sensitivities or certain access needs. While it’s a blast for many, we encourage audiences to consider these elements when deciding if it’s the right fit.