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From October 23, 2007 8:00 PM
Through October 24, 2007 8:00 PM |
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Theatre Off Jackson
409 7th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104 |
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info@theatreoffjackson.org |
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http://www.theatreoffjackson... |
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| Sales have ended for this event. Tickets may still be available at the door. |
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| Description |
Russel is quite a reserved man - introspective, unobtrusive and painfully shy. As a child he had one true - albeit invisible - friend. But Russel's friend was a little different from other kids imaginary playmates...he was a Giant Invisible Robot programmed to destroy. And, unlike other kids who grow up and abandon their imaginary friends, Russel has managed to maintain his friendship with Robot over the years, forming an indivisible bond even though Russel is continuously frustrated by Robots need to destroy whole cities and Robot must constantly suppress his programming to avoid crushing Russel like an ant.
"Yes, the robot's invisible. But whats plain to see is that writer/performer Jayson McDonald is a remarkable talent, and delivers one of the finest shows of the festival. Hes a skilled comic actor and natural storyteller." 5 Stars CBC Manitoba
"By turns sweet, funny and visceral...turns downright moving when the robot weighs in on loneliness, revealing the 50-minute show's giant invisible heart." 4 Stars Winnipeg Free Press
Jayson McDonald returns to Theatre Off Jackson with his riveting one man show, Giant Invisible Robot. McDonald is a Canadian playwright, director and performer. He is the creator of the radio-noir parody series The Boneyard Man and is a member of alt-comedy sketch group Fully Insured In addition to his serial theatre work, he's participated in over eighty different stage productions with various Southwestern Ontario theatre companies. Be his friend at www.myspace.com/jaysonmcdonald
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| Doors open 1 hour before show start. Affordable parking available at the large parking lot at 8th & Jackson. |
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