World Premiere
Written by Adam Meisner
In the year 2150, humans have become gender neutral and use the pronoun ‘Ish’ to identify themselves. This story centres around two historians, ISH56 and ISH62, who want to transform an old residence for the upcoming sesquicentennial. As the museum is being created, members of the group become too enamored with their gendered counterparts and eventually start to re-enact the dangerous behaviours of their ancestors.
Running Time: 135 minutes
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2020
MAJA ARDAL ISH62
AMY KEATING ISH34
RICHARD LAM ISH40
JAMIE McROBERTS ISH20
ALEXANDER THOMAS ISH84
2018
MAJA ARDAL ISH62
JAKOB EHMAN ISH56
XAVIER LOPEZ ISH34
VANESSA SMYTHE ISH20
ALEXANDER THOMAS ISH84
BRANDON CRONE Director (2018, 2020)
LAURA DELCHIARO Costume Designer (2020)
HOLLY LLOYD Costume and Props Designer (2018)
MILLY MAGUIRE Stage Manager (2018, 2020)
JEFF BRAUNSTEIN Stage Manager (2020)
JOE PAGNAN Set and Lighting Design (2018, 2020)
KEN JAMES STEWART Apprentice Stage Manager (2020)
BETH ELLIOT Production Manager and Technical Director (2018)
Adelaide, Australia
Adelaide Fringe
February 26-29, 2020
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Five Points Theatre
April 12-21, 2018
World Premiere
Written by Adam Meisner
In the year 2150, humans have become gender neutral and use the pronoun ‘Ish’ to identify themselves. This story centres around two historians, ISH56 and ISH62, who want to transform an old residence for the upcoming sesquicentennial. As the museum is being created, members of the group become too enamored with their gendered counterparts and eventually start to re-enact the dangerous behaviours of their ancestors.
Running Time: 135 minutes
The Province of Ontario requires proof of vaccination to attend all indoor theatre events. Please note that we will require:
-Proof of Vaccination & Valid ID upon entry.
-Patrons complete a Covid-19 Self-Assessment for contact tracing purposes.
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World Premiere
Written by Adam Meisner
In the year 2150, humans have become gender neutral and use the pronoun ‘Ish’ to identify themselves. This story centres around two historians, ISH56 and ISH62, who want to transform an old residence for the upcoming sesquicentennial. As the museum is being created, members of the group become too enamored with their gendered counterparts and eventually start to re-enact the dangerous behaviours of their ancestors.
Running Time: 135 minutes
Coming from Toronto and in need of transportation? We have a shuttle bus available which leaves at various times from The Sheraton Hotel, 123 Queen Street West, across from City Hall. Click Here for departure times and to purchase tickets.