A nice interview with Canadian playwright Brendan Gall in yesterday’s Toronto Star about the upcoming production of his play Alias Godot at the Tarragon Theatre. Says Gall of his play: “It started with a simple idea. What if, instead of being some sort of existential symbol, Godot was a guy who desperately wanted to be […]
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A new play
Pretty Toughby Brendan Gall White. A baby sings the highest and lowest audible notes simultaneously for one minute. Lights fade down. The baby hovers next to an operating Rube Goldberg machine. (in Basque) This perpetual-motion machine is calculating π. Time. The baby whistles. A wolf appears. This is my pet wolf. (petting him) I’m the […]
Watch this space for new work by playwright Brendan Gall
Coming this Thursday, February 7, Praxis Theatre is thrilled to present a world wide web exclusive: a brand new short dramatic work by Canadian playwright Brendan Gall. The piece is called Pretty Tough. And we’ll be posting the entire text right here on this blog on Thursday morning. If you are familiar with Gall’s work, […]
10 questions: Brendan Gall
1) What the fuck is going on? Man, I don’t know. I was heading down to the Westbound platform at Broadview Station and someone had left something inside a plastic bag on the stairs. I saw it and my heart just started pounding. I mean what is that about? And, okay, so we run out […]