Celebrating May Day and advancing a culture of solidarity at the intersection of labour and art in Mi’kma’ki.
Description
A new play in one act by Margaret Sweatman
Co-presented with Eastern Front Theatre as part of StageWorks
Directed by Arne MacPherson
Performed by Marie-Josée Chartier & Sébastien Labelle
Sound design by Ashley Au
Additional songs by Daniel Roy & Geordie Haley
Original lighting design by Andy Rudolph
Stage management by Miah Lewis
Photos by Rebecca Driedger
Produced by Chartier Danse
55 minutes long. No intermission. Not suitable for all ages. No late entry.
Seeking love and meaning amidst the noise of a shattered world life.
In the moments after death, the psyche of one person splits into two entities: Bardom and Ziggy. These alter-egos are in limbo, the waiting room after death, where the monsters of contemporary life swirl through an overly receptive imagination; it’s a play about all of us: tragic-comic failings, vivid with love and resistance.
Two-Show Pass!
Tickets starting at $15. For only $35, get access to both this show and A Timed Speed-Read of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Trial Transcript (with additional notes) January 21-23 as part of StageWorks.
Date & Time
Nov 19 - 21, 2026
Venue Details
Bus Stop Theatre Co-op
2203 Gottingen StreetHalifax, Nova Scotia B3K 3B5
