Description
Snail is a poet snail. Or rather, a snail poet. They were born in a metal bin by a library, cushioned by tossed away sheets of Virginia Woolf’s Orlando. They have ventured far and wide in order to be here, in this garden. Noah, a university dropout, is pretty annoyed by the whole thing. While Noah tries to rebuild their parents’ garden (and their own life), Snail won’t stop waxing poetic about tomato plants and the fluidity of gender. Will this unlikely duo become friends, or is it true that snails are solitary creatures?
This show accepts pay-what-you-can tickets in exact cash (no change) at the door. This means that anybody can come see the show at the show time with any amount of cash, provided there are still tickets available.
Credits:
Playwright - Lawson Hannaford
Director - Kaitlyn Thompkins
Content Warnings:
Swearing, discussion of mental illnesses (OCD, anxiety, and depression), description of suicidal attempt, talk of death
Mask Mandatory Performance: September 6, 3:30pm
Rating: 16+
Date & Time
Sep 3 - 12, 2026
Venue Details
Bus Stop Theatre
2203 Gottingen StreetHalifax, Nova Scotia B3K 3B5
