The Charge of the Expormidable Moose
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The Charge of the Expormidable Moose by Claude Gauvreau | directed by Adam Seelig | One Little Goat Theatre Company
“Toronto's enterprising One Little Goat Theatre Company” (New York Times) presents the English language world premiere of The Charge of the Expormidable Moose by Quebec visionary Claude Gauvreau (1925-1971).
Widely considered to be Claude Gauvreau's masterpiece, The Charge of the Expormidable Moose revolves around a poet who is mocked and envied by his fellow housemates - or are they fellow inmates? Playful, provocative, powerful, this exceptional drama confirms Gauvreau's stature as "a giant" (Le Devoir).
Translated by Ray Ellenwood. Generously supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council and the Bureau de Québec. In partnership with Théâtre français de Toronto.
Featuring HUME BAUGH | DAVID CHRISTO | LINDSEY CLARK | SOCHI FRIED | BEN IRVINE | LINDSAY OWEN PIERRE | JESSICA SALGUEIRO
With the multiple Dora Award winning design team of Jackie Chau, Laird MacDonald and Thomas Ryder Payne.
Translated by Ray Ellenwood | Directed by Adam Seelig
“Toronto's enterprising One Little Goat Theatre Company” (New York Times) presents the English language world premiere of The Charge of the Expormidable Moose by Quebec visionary Claude Gauvreau (1925-1971).
Widely considered to be Claude Gauvreau's masterpiece, The Charge of the Expormidable Moose revolves around a poet who is mocked and envied by his fellow housemates - or are they fellow inmates? Playful, provocative, powerful, this exceptional drama confirms Gauvreau's stature as "a giant" (Le Devoir).
Translated by Ray Ellenwood. Generously supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council and the Bureau de Québec. In partnership with Théâtre français de Toronto.
Featuring HUME BAUGH | DAVID CHRISTO | LINDSEY CLARK | SOCHI FRIED | BEN IRVINE | LINDSAY OWEN PIERRE | JESSICA SALGUEIRO
With the multiple Dora Award winning design team of Jackie Chau, Laird MacDonald and Thomas Ryder Payne.
Translated by Ray Ellenwood | Directed by Adam Seelig