Theatre

THE PASSION OF PAULINE: a live documentary

A one-person rendition of a true criminal trial — where you, the jury, leave questioning everything.

$24.00 - $30.00
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A stylised semi-cartoon image of weeping woman wearing a crown, with cartoon flying monkeys behind her carrying a young girl.
A man in a grey bob wig sits on stage between two large televisions with a woman on screen with a grey bob.

Image Credit: Alex Kharnam

A stylised semi-cartoon image of weeping woman wearing a crown, with cartoon flying monkeys behind her carrying a young girl.
A man in a grey bob wig sits on stage between two large televisions with a woman on screen with a grey bob.
  • Created and Performed by: St. John McKay

  • Lighting design: Anika Shomali-Smith

  • Publicist: Bronny Lane, Little Train Collective

A funny, eerie, irreverent, hearts-and-minds-shifting live-documentary, The Passion of Pauline doesn’t just want to tell an activist’s story — it looks to further her mission.

Activist Pauline Campbell sacrificed everything fighting to improve or outright abolish prisons, so, of course, the government tried to lock her up in one. But if a criminal trial is nothing but a pompous gameshow, why can’t you and I go back and do a TV rerun?!

Oh, and we'll be playing against talking chimpanzees... Lots and lots... of talking chimpanzees.

"Working in the Fringe-y theatre biz, I've seen a million shows... But I've never seen anything quite like this one... It's great, yeah, but the work isn't just entertainment, it's IMPORTANT." - Audience member who's in the biz.
stjohnmckay.com

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