Don’t miss this last chance to see Redheaded Stepchild before we take it on a 4-city Fringe tour!

May 27, 2012 – Doors at 7:00 p.m., Show at 8:00 p.m.
Buddies in Bad Times Theatre

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Special fundraiser performance with music by Henri Fabergé and food by Comida del Pueblo!

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OK, guys, we’re getting ready right now for an official announcement with full details, but we figured it was time you knew that we are going to be doing a special, one-off, fundraiser performance of Redheaded Stepchild on the evening of May 27th at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre to kick off our big summer plans. As well as performing our hit show, there will be food and guest performances and lots of fun stuff we’re gonna tell you all about really soon. Trust us, you’re not gonna want to miss it. We’ll be updating very soon with full details and information about how to get tickets, but for now, just put that night on hold for us, OK?

As you may have heard, Nobody’s Business Theatre is gearing up for a super-exciting summer Fringe tour this year, but we’ve got some serious fundraising to get going first. But here’s the exciting part: if you donate $50.00 or more, we can totally send you a tax receipt. Yay! Isn’t that the best? Here’s how it works:

Click on the link below and then click on “Donate now” and enter a desired amount + your info, and remember to include “Buddies Residency Program” under “Message/Instructions.”

NOTE: THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT. IF YOU DO NOT WRITE IN “BUDDIES RESIDENCY PROGRAM” WE WILL NOT RECEIVE YOUR MONEY.

I think you’re ready now. Click here to donate.

Also, you should probably watch our very amusing campaign video:

The Nobody’s Business Theatre summer tour next year will not only involve getting our hit show Redheaded Stepchild back on the road, but will also involve the debut of a brand-new work at the Toronto Fringe. We’re still in the very early stages on this one, but we’ll be doing a workshop at the end of the month, and we’d love for you to come by and see what we’ve been up to. There will also be cupcakes.

THE OTHER THREE SISTERS

Written & Directed by Johnnie Walker

Starring Morgan Norwich, Alexandra Parravano, Jamie Arfin, and Julian DeZotti

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Doors at 7:30, show at 8:00

PWYC

The Fringe Creation Lab

720 Bathurst St, suites 401-403

Revenge of Nobody’s Business Theatre!

No more shows in 2011, friends, but you’ll be happy to know that NBT will return in full force in 2012. Not only will we be touring our hit show Redheaded Stepchild to Fringe Festivals in Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, and Victoria, but we’ll be debuting a brand-new, never-before-seen show at the Toronto Fringe.

Stay tuned for more info!

Thesp presents SOUND IT OUT
a sampling of Toronto’s indie theatre

June 4
2-8PM
at Toronto Free Gallery

Over a dozen writers will showcase new projects in development at the first ever SOUND IT OUT – an action-packed day of theatre, featuring a diverse line-up of the most exciting young writers in Toronto.

Find out more!

Nobody’s Business Theatre’s GRANNY BOOTS spectacular!

Join Nobody’s Business Theatre for an evening of childish entertainment. We’ve assembled an all-star group of our favourite local weirdos to share their favourite kid’s songs and nursery rhymes with you. But trust us, they’ll be putting a new spin on these old classics. And remember: just because we’re grown-ups doesn’t mean we can’t party like we’re 6 year olds.

STARRING:
-Ryan G. Hinds
-Mark Shyzer
-Honey B. Hind (of Skin Tight Outta Sight)
-Corey Swelling (of BoylesqueTO)
-Sean Beaton (of the band Fitness)
-Johnnie Walker
-Morgan Norwich
-Adam Bourret
-Courtney J. Walker
-Kate Walker
-& Other surprise guests!

DOOR at 7:30pm
SHOW at 8:00pm

FREE!

P.S. There will be Cake Pops.

Isn’t it the dreamiest? And we promise we’ve had haircuts since then.

You might also want to check out the latest issue of Xtra!, which features some pictures of us, and some rather choice words:

“He’s young, but his sense of camp is as old as the hills. Johnnie Walker, an Xtra cover boy during last year’s SummerWorks, returns with Who Who Who’s Got a Crush on You? (A Slumber Party for Boys).

His last play, Redheaded Stepchild, saw him in the part of an adolescent familiar to many of us: tortured, thin-skinner, painfully awkward. This time out, he’s dealing with fluffier fare: a candy-floss slumber party, complete with practice kissing and Dream Phone – in short, a wishful, nostalgic teen daydream.”