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			November 21 - Dec 1, 2002 at the Artword Alternative Space 75 Portland Street, Toronto Stranger Theatre presents The Yellow Wallpaper Project Created from the story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman "What is one to do?... John laughs at me of course, but one expects that in a marriage." Adapted and directed by Kate Cayley Performed by Anna Siddall and Amy Stewart Set design by Janice Rieger Lighting design and stage management by Lea Ambros Sound design by Abigail Lapell Produced by Kilby Smith-McGregor
		Tickets: $12.00 / $8.00 (students/seniors/underwaged) Thursday, Nov. 21 - Saturday, Nov. 23 at 8 pm Sunday, Nov. 24 at 2:30 pm (pwyc) Tuesday, Nov. 26 - Saturday, Nov. 30 at 8 pm Sunday, Dec. 1 at 2:30 pm (pwyc) Call 416-526-1050 to reserve tickets
	In this adaptation of the classic short story, a young mother's depression takes on a life of its own despite the careful prescriptions of her physician husband. Confined to the company of her own mind, a mysterious figure begins to inhabit her solitary convalescence. With feverish determination she sets out to uncover the fate of this shadowy woman who appears to be trapped behind the faded wallpaper of her room. A dark and humorous meditation on marriage, madness and the medical profession: Stranger Theatre invites you to enter into an insanity with its own frightening logic. Stranger Theatre is a Toronto/Halifax based feminist theatre company interested in playful methods of storytelling. Their work incorporates physical theatre, found text and objects, mask, music and poetry, as well as original writing. The Yellow Wallpaper Project recently premiered at Eastern Front Theatre's national On the Waterfront Festival in Halifax. The company's Toronto productions include: The Clown of God (SummerWorks '02) and East of the Sun, West of the Moon (SummerWorks '01). Media Contact: Kate Cayley - 416.516.0923 or strangertheatre@hotmail.com