Co-Produced with the frank theatre
Sister Mary’s a Dyke?! is a new play by Toronto-based playwright Flerida Peña. It follows Abby, a Catholic school girl who discovers that not everything is at it seems at Crown of Thorns Academy. After falling in love for the first time, Abby is sent on a thrilling mission that sends her beyond the walls of her all-girls school, to St. Peter’s Square. All of Abby’s notions about herself and the church are turned on their head in this coming-of-age, coming-out comedy featuring local actor and musician Kim Villagante, and directed by Jan Derbyshire. Scandal, intrigue, and mile-a-minute FUN are served up in this stellar one-woman show!
Cahoots Theatre Company developed and produced the world premiere of Sister Mary’s a Dyke in Toronto, April 2013.
This show (Aug 2) is ASL interpreted and Pay What You Can.
Note: Our liquor licensing requires all QAF attendees must carry a valid membership in the Pride in Art Society. You can buy at the door, or save time, purchase your membership online in advance, and pick up your card at the QAF Box Office. Memberships are $0-$5 sliding scale – and each dollar enters you in a prize draw. Having trouble? We’ve been trying a new ticketing service and there are some bugs in the system. If you can’t reserve or it says the show is sold out, please email us at info@prideinart.ca – we are here to help!
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This event is ASL interpreted. To view QAF’s other ASL interpreted events please click HERE.
This event is scent-reduced, and fully wheelchair accessible. For more information on how to support a scent-reduced event, please visit PeggyMunson.com For a full accessibility audit of the space, visit Radical Access Mapping Project.