Painting By Numbers
- Company
- Fresh Palette Theatre Company
- Playwright
-
Judah Parris
- Runtime
- 60 minutes
Art is complicated. So are people. You know what isn't complicated? Theft. Or is it? See how complicated it can get when all three collide in Painting By Numbers, a new comedy of errors framed around a stolen painting.
Feelings are hurt, codes are switched, headlines are made, and will someone just tell the truth already?!
Come see the debut show of the Fresh Palette Theatre Company! Support emerging theatre and visual artists! Painting by Numbers will feature artwork from local artists in the show that you can support by participating in our silent auction!
Credits
- Director
- Keren Edelist
- Producer
- Sarah Schmidt-McQuillan
- Stage Manager
- Sarah Yeoman
- Cast
- Cassandra Henry
- Cast
- Judah Parris
- Cast
- Micheal J Hill
- Cast
- Naomi Kaplan
- Cast
- Morgan Roy
More about the show experience
(*) Indicates a performance where masking will be required for all audience members<br><br>Latecomers will only be admitted into the theatre within the first 15 minutes of the performance.
Venue
2 : Tarragon Theatre Extraspace
30 Bridgman Ave
Toronto
Ontario
M5R 1X3
Access
- Level of Physical Access
- Accessible
Covid-19 policy
- Masks
- No
More about the show and company
This show was created by emerging artists in order to support fellow emerging artists. Fresh Palette Theatre Company believes that everyone has a unique palette, colours that represent themselves, their culture, and their experiences, we use those colours to create our legacies and the art that represents our unique selves.
Content advice
Not recommended for persons under 14 years of age Abrupt cues Mature language
Sensory description
There are sound effects of daily sounds such as phones ringing, doors locking. There are elevated sound cues such as a disembodied voice, and the sound of chattering reporters and pictures being taken. Then, there are musical cues in transitions between scenes that will involve instruments being played.
Lighting goes through many states, including mysterious and dark in moments, bright and well-lit in others.
Characters in this show are often in dialogue, but there is a high level of movement as well and physical interaction between characters that clarifies their ongoing relationships to one another. There is some stage combat in the play, including a scene with most of the cast near the end.
