DUNDAS LITTLE THEATRE
COMING SOON
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THINGS I KNOW TO BE TRUE
A play by: Andrew Bovell
Directed by: David Faulkner-Rundle
PERFORMANCES:
aPRIL 25 TO MAY 11, 2025
Evening performances at 8:00 P.M. Saturday/Sunday matinees at 2:00 P.M.
SYNOPSIS:
A poignant family drama with universal resonance, Things I Know to be True is the story of a year in the life of the Price family. Bob, recently let go from his job at a car factory, and Fran, a registered nurse, have raised their four children — Pip, Mia, Ben and Rosie — the best they could.
Now in their 60s, their children grown, they should be slowing down and taking time to smell the roses and enjoy a job well done. But a parent’s job is never finished, and as the seasons change, Bob and Fran find themselves guiding and supporting their children as they each face life-altering changes that shake the foundation of the once-stable family home.
With insight and humanity, Bovell has tapped into the poetry, beauty, and tragedy of everyday life to create a deeply moving play that will resonate with anyone who has ever been part of a family.
PERFORMANCES AT:
Dundas Little Theatre
27 Market Street South, Dundas, ON
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