Wang Dang by Tom Noonan, directed by George Toles, remounted

Distinguished professor George Toles calls film actor and New York City playwright Tom Noonan “the playwright of ontological insecurity.”

Now the company Snakeskin Jacket, which includes U of M Black Hole Theatre alumni Ivan Henwood, Jane Walker, is mounting a “re-play” of their 2014 Fringe Festival hit, Tom Noonan’s Wang Dang. The limited four-night run will act as a fundraiser for the company and their brand new Studio 315.

“It’s 1997. A heat wave, a cheap motel room without air conditioning registered to a career-stalled film director hired for a campus speaking engagement. Three people converge to internally debate the great questions: whether to have casual sex either to boost one’s ego or possibly advance one’s career. A pizza arrives, a drink is spilled, opening the floodgates for existential shenanigans (by turns tense and ludicrous) of the sort that would astonish God Himself, if only He existed.” – Director, George Toles

Wang Dang by Tom Noonan

Featuring: Ivan Henwood, Jane Walker, Kerri Woloszyn. Stage-managed by Jadsia Suzuki-Smith

Directed by George Toles

Dates/Times:
Wednesday, January 14/8:00 PM
Thursday January 15/8:00 PM  (pay what you can)
Friday, January 16/8:00 PM
Saturday, January 17/8:00 PM

Location: Studio 320 – 70 Albert Street
Tickets: 204.797.4104 or snakeskininfo@gmail.ca
See more information about the past show here.