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Two images beside each other of a handsome white man in an under shirt and yellow sunglasses holding a gas can and pouring gasoline on himself. Photo Credit: Graham Isador

TRUCK

ASL / Theatre


Presgang


Venue
The Theatre Centre, Franco Boni Theatre


Aug 7, 8:00pm (ASL)


75 Minutes


Ticket Price
$15, $25, $35

Two images beside each other of a handsome white man in an under shirt and yellow sunglasses holding a gas can and pouring gasoline on himself. Photo Credit: Graham Isador

You’re invited.

It’s 2038 and tech-giant Edison is set to introduce a line of self-driving trucks. The vehicles will make ninety-nine percent of long-haul trucking autonomous, putting thousands out of work. Tonight, you’re invited to a retirement speech for the last truck driver in America.

Presented as a staged reading, TRUCK is a new play about technology, work, and the challenges of the near future.

Written by Graham Isador (GQ, The Beaverton) with performances by Adam Lazarus (Daughter), Tim Walker (White Heat), and Ellie Moon (Adult Adoption).

“A master storyteller” – Toronto Guardian, on Graham Isador

* The running time includes a 15-minute post-show Q+A, moderated by SummerWorks Presentations Guest Curator, Jivesh Parasram.

Graham Isador – Playwright, Director
Adam Lazarus – Performer
Ellie Moon – Performer
Tim Walker – Performer


Presgang acknowledges the support of the Ontario Arts Council.


ASL interpretation will be provided for the reading and post-show Q+A.


SummerWorks Exchange programming – a dynamic space for emergent creative thinking to come into focus, gathering artists and audiences together around relevant and urgent creative proposals and artistic practices.


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