March 18 & 19, 2023
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In a mythical America, Jimmy Jones reveals the stories and disappointments of his father in the middle of cornfields and legends. This follows the story of an unusual father.
Featuring masterful table-top puppetry, this Object Theatre piece was created in May 2016 by four actors during a Théâtre de la Pire Espèce collective laboratory devoted to short forms. The show has been loved and acclaimed by audiences and reviewers at several festivals in both Canada and France.
These public performances are part of the company’s two-week 2020 residency at Presentation House Theatre in which they provided workshops and mentorship for experienced local puppetry artists.
FOR AGES 12+ (ADULT)
Produced by Theatre de la Pire Espece
Presented by Presentation House Theatre
Produced by Theatre de la Pire Espece
Presented by Presentation House Theatre
TEXT: Francis Monty
ORIGINAL CREATION AND PERFORMANCE: Francis Monty and Alexandre Leroux
OBJECT AND COSTUME DESIGN: Julie Vallée-Léger
ARTISTIC COLLABORATION: Antoine Laprise and Antonia Leney-Granger
ASSISTANT DIRECTORS: Martine Richard, Jonathan Cusson and Julie Brosseau Doré
DRAMATURGICAL CONSULTANT: Jonathan Cusson
CONCEPT FOR THE CHARACTER OF JIMMY JONES: Pier Porcheron
ENGLISH TRANSLATION : Bobby Theodore
PRODUCTION MANAGER: Catherine Le Gall-Marchand
PRODUCTION: Théâtre de la Pire Espèce
Saturday, March 18, 2023
7:30 PM
Sunday, March 19, 2023
2:00 PM
IMPORTANT ADVISORY: Audiences are advised that Presentation House Theatre respects and follows all Public Health Guidelines and masking is optional but recommended in our spaces.