Arts

Toto Too’s latest gift: a video montage

Arts Court again hosts Ottawa's gayest theature troupe

By Noreen Fagan • July 13, 2009 8:00 pm EDT

Toto Too theatre company presents Happy Birthday, a play by David Blue and directed by Benoit Roy.

A zany unwrapping of birthdays presented in vignettes. Celebrate the birthdays of different gay men through a series of dialogues and monologues. The play is directed by Benoit Roy who weaves a ribbon of continuity and creates an atmosphere that turns the production into a birthday celebration for all queers.

Wednesday 15 July to Saturday 18 July at the Arts Court Theatre, Ottawa. Tickets $25. Available online or at After Stonewall Books, 370 Bank St.

For more Information visit tototoo.ca

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