Despite having got our two weeks’ notice last week, there was still cause for celebration yesterday when the Toronto production of The Railway Children reached its 100th show.
It’s been an interesting journey – working in a tent with no hot running water, dealing with the heat when the sun beats down on a few hundred square feet of plastic, smelly chemical toilets and audience members passing out or throwing up – but this is a show that we’re all very, very proud of.
There are less than two weeks left – we close on Sunday 14th August – so if you’d like to come see a bunch of ridiculously talented actors and crew tell this charming story then go to Mirvish.com and book your tickets now!
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I am a British-born actress and stand-up comic who does lots of voice work (for commercials, cartoons and corporate clients) and sometimes, when I'm very lucky, tv and film. When I was in England I did mostly theatre. Now I'm in Canada I spend the majority of the time writing and performing stand-up. When I'm not making episodes of Talking Bollocks, that is. And that's me for you.