Poculi Ludique Societas

Unfortunately, we have had to cancel tonight’s opening performance of Three Farces From Three Lands due to weather conditions and the closure of the University of Toronto. Saturday night and Sunday afternoon will go ahead as planned. An additional performance may be added on Sunday or Monday night at 8, to be announced shortly.

Three Farces From Three Lands opens tonight! The pie, the innuendo, the fights, the puppets! Need I say more?

(Actually, I will say one thing more: director’s notes have been added to the show page.)

Here are a few photos taken during the dress rehearsal. Come to the show to see more!

Quick links:

• press release in PDF format
• page for Three Farces From Three Lands
• show poster

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

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Email info@plspls.ca
Website plspls.ca

PLS Goes Medieval on the February Blahs!

Poculi Ludique Societas (PLS) presents:
Three Farces From Three Lands

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Hey look, it’s our poster for Three Farces from Three Lands! Rehearsals are progressing well and we look forward to sharing the goofiness with you February 8-10.

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PLS is pleased to announce the directors and cast for our Three Farces. Performances begin February 8!

John John the Husband by John Heywood

Director – Kimberley Radmacher
John John – Bil Antoniou
Tyb – Kristen Zaza
Sir John – Daniel Kim

The Farce of the Fisherman by Cornelis Everaert

Director – Linda J. Phillips
Man – Pete McArthur
Wife – Daina Valiulis
First Son, Second Son, Third Son (Puppets) – Madeleine Redican

The Stolen Shrovetide Cock by Hans Sachs

Director – Julie Florio
Heinz Toesch – Bil Antoniou
Martha Toesch – Tara Baxendale
Herman Grampas – Scott Moore
Schleckmetz Grampas – Madeleine Redican

Please note: the run of Three Farces From Three Lands will be February 8 to 10! Apologies for any confusion.

Also: look! Lots of photos of Bethlehem’s Bower!

A Medieval Christmas: Go We Hence to Bethlehem’s Bower was a roaring success! Thanks to everyone who came to see it!

Up next is Three Farces from Three Lands, February 9-11. Find out more information here.

Check out Thomas Sheridan’s dress rehearsal photos!