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Theatre Caravel is proud to announce their involvement with The Tennessee Project, a first of it's kind theatrical event involving nine independent theatre companies.

From May 1 - 7, 2012 The Tennessee Project will present seven evenings of Tennessee Williams brilliant, and often underproduced, one acts plays in seven different neighbourhoods around the city.

Theatre Caravel will be presenting a double bill of Talk To Me Like the Rain and Let Me Listen & This Property Is Condemned, co-directed by Eric Double and Julia Nish-Lapidus, starring Elisabeth Lagerlöf and Steve Boleantu, with sound design by Kyle Purcell, and set design by Hanna Puley.

For more on this landmark event please visit the project website at www.tennesseeprojecttoronto.com

"I am so deeply impressed with the vision and originality of the Tennessee Project! It is everything that a holistic arts project should be: grounded in excellence, collaborative in nature and focused on community. Bravo. I can't wait."
-Albert Schultz, Artistic Director of Soulpepper

On March 16 2012, the spring edition of Sea Change rolled around with another incredible line up of new work. As always we invited some of the city's most exciting artists from all disciplines to showcase their newest ideas. Audiences were treated to an amazing puppet show about love and the afterlife, laughed until it hurt at Tony Ho's brand of sketch comedy and, as always, enjoyed complimentary baked goods. A great time was had by all!

Check out the full line up below and find pictures from the night here:

Peter McLaren - Playwright

Tony Ho - Frightening Sketch Comedy
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tony-Ho/174282475985010

The Awesome Collossum present "Second Honeymoon" - Puppetry

Simon Rainville - Musician
http://www.youtube.com/user/SimonRainville/videos

"NNNN" - NOW Magazine

"Jessica Moss is a powerhouse of talent." - Mooney on Theatre

"Moss's writing and performance, Eric Double's direction, and Kyle Purcell's multimedia projections take the audience through the jungle of online social networking - Facebook, Twitter, Skype, online dating sites, chat rooms, and the Internet help call centre - and get us out alive, even with a little hope." Carly Maga, The Torontoist

Click the above links to read what people had to say about the show!

Thanks to everyone who came out to see the show
and helped make it an overwhelming success.