Confabulation Presents: Now we are Six
Confabulation Montreal
Wouldn’t it be magical if we could just live in The Hundred Acre Wood forever? Imagine spending your days rolling in the mud with a bear in a red polo, nibbling carrot sticks with a hoarding rabbit, or competing in a bouncing contest with a tiger that might be mechanical. But alas. Aging is inevitable, and we all have to turn six eventually.
On May 7th, 2016, Confabulation will celebrate the close of our sixth season with the theme- Now We Are Six: Stories of growing up, taking responsibilities, and looking back on the good ol’ days.
We’re accepting submissions now, so if you’ve got a tale about putting on your big girl (or boy) pants then send us your pitch today.
Saturday, May 7 at 8PM
For tickets,
please go to http://www.confabulationmontreal.com.
Or come early at the door, the box office opens at 7PM
HORAIRE / SCHEDULE
- Saturday 7 May 2016 / 20:00
120 minutes
Pour âges / For ages 13+
Retardataires / Latecomers : 120 minutes
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