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| Mystery Circus
Media presents Stripes: The Mystery Circus Written and Performed by Sarah Hayward Created in collaboration with Marguerite Witvoet and Tara Cheyenne Friedenberg A radically unique one woman show celebrating the comic circus of life.
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| Spring 2010 |
Moberly
Arts & Culture Centre (MACC) Friday May 28th- 8pm Saurday May 29th-8pm Sunday May 30th at 2pm MACC Studio Theatre 7646 Prince Albert St. (one block east of Fraser St.), Vancouver, B.C. Phone 604-718-6521 |
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| Summer 2010 |
Start spreading the news . . . Sarah will be taking Stripes to The New York International Fringe Festival (FringeNYC) August 13th - 29th, 2010! More details coming soon! |
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| Double Bill! Stripes: The Mystery Circus and Under The Mango Tree Learn more about Under the Mango Tree! Evergreen Arts and Culture Centre April 5-9th, 2011 1205 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam 604-927-6550 Surrey Arts Centre February 2011 13750 88th Ave, Surrey 604-501-5566 |
Sarah
Hayward will be teaming up with the amazing Veenesh Dubois to present a
double bill of their two original one woman shows! Sarah and Veenesh will be presenting 6 full-length evening performances April 5-9th, 2011 at the Evergreen Cultural Centre in Coquitlam. They will also be performing in February 2011 at the Surrey Arts Centre. ![]() |
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Hayward
puts personal spins on life's comic circus One woman, seven acts and 'perfect moments of everyday life' Cheryl Rossi, Vancouver Courier Published: Friday, July 03, 2009 ![]() Preview published in the Vancouver Courier, Friday, July 03, 2009 |
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It takes Sarah Hayward eight original songs and seven circus acts to tell her truths about what she calls "the comic circus of life." She's singing and spouting these truths in the second run of her cabaret, Stripes: The Mystery Circus, July 14 to 18. Hayward's father died shortly after Stripes dazzled Fringe Festival audiences across Canada in 2006, so further touring was cut short. Now Hayward's mounting a more developed version of her one-woman show at the Havana Theatre on Commercial Drive in hopes that the artistic directors she's invited will ask her to bring the circus to their locales. Hayward, who's been a professional actress for 25 years, had written political cabarets with Foolhouse Theatre Company, which she co-founded when she finished theatre school in Montreal. But she hadn't written her own show. A performance by an actor from Texas whom she saw in Montreal in the mid-1980s provided the impetus. Read More . . . |
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Stripes played at Commercial Drive's Havana Theatre Vancouver, BC July 14 to 18th, 2009 here |
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| An energetic, exciting, piece of theatre, Stripes: The Mystery Circus stars Sarah Hayward, as seen on TV in Smallville, The L Word and Robson Arms and in the Films Hellraiser and Miracle. Stripes toured the Fringe Festival circuit with great success, with performances in Toronto, Edmonton, Vancouver and Victoria. | ||||||||
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| "With
a
booming
voice and a
rocking bod, Sarah Hayward is a master of
the small stage. Her solo theatrical cabaret about a woman auditioning
to be seven different circus acts enchants the audience with its spunk
and skill. " - E.G.A. (EG ANDERSON). |
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| “...
this
elegantly
staged production showcase’s Sarah Hayward’s pure
talent...dazzling.” – EYE Magazine, Toronto “(It’s about) stripes and cracks – in clothing, in voice, in personality, in life and career...a wonderful example of what Fringe theatre, in its boundlessness, can be.” – Todd Babiak - Edmonton Journal “Stripes: The Mystery Circus is a one-woman talent fest... Hayward has a gleefully demonic glint in her eye...But was she brave? Daring? Indeed - ye scurvy dogs. Indeed.” - Gavin Mealing - VUE Magazine, Edmonton |
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