the riot group//
sophie gets the horns

Sophie Gets the Horns is a play about young artists, fatal rivalries, sexual warfare and suicidal depression. Set in the mid-90’s at an elite liberal arts college, Sophie Gets the Horns tells the story of a collision between four students and a young professor and an event that changes all their lives.

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events in real time //
Express yourself

In this rigorous piece about the dynamics of performance, performer Liz Peterson and director Sean O’Neill explore the limits of media and form. Weaving personal confessions, synchronized video, and a pop sensibility, Express Yourself is a stylized depiction of a performance in progress. The work is framed by a virtuosic performance by Peterson, who navigates the ever-shifting boundaries of the work with disarming vulnerability and charisma. Winner of the 2011 Jury Prize for Risk and Innovation at SummerWorks, Canada’s largest juried theatre festival.

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title:Point Productions //
Destructo Snack

Destructo Snack implodes the notion of identity and our predetermined roles as people who lie and who tell the truth to everyone. Theresa Buchheister and Sarah Graalman engage their distinctively dissimilar voices as contemporary playwright and personal essayist to examine the way we treat each other, how we present ourselves, where communication fails, and why it is worthwhile, in the end, to give a fuck.

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June Days //
A New Music Festival

June Days is the summer installment of the boundary pushing MUSIC series at the Incubator Arts Project. June’s festival features Paula Matthusen, Tom Hamilton, Chris McIntyre's Ullu (w/ Dave Shively), No Collective, John Zorn's Book of Heads (complete) performed by James Moore, Transient Series.

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June 12 - 17

Talibam! and sam kulik //
discover atlantass

Part rock show, part absurd theater, Discover AtlantASS, is an opera in two acts that tells the story of a young teen named Franklin who gets abducted to the undersea world of Atlantis by a laid-back jazz fish revolutionary named Stinge. Together, they are ready to combat a disastrous oil spill which has nearly eradicated the vibrant community of poets, musicians, artists and fornicators who inhabit the undersea paradise.

The trio of Talibam! and Sam Kulik play all the instruments and nearly a dozen characters in this tale of adventure, jazz, sex and revolution. Originally conceived during the horrific Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010, the show's humor is balanced by explicit themes of political corruption and environmental disaster. Discover AtlantASS also exists as a CD and 30-page comic book, available at all shows.

andrew ondrejcack //
feast

Feast is the last meal of an era. The Eaters shove food into their faces while outside their civilization collapses. In a mad rush of fear and desire, we face our humanity as the world is gobbled up bit by bit, word by word.

incubator arts project//
annual bbq benefit

Join the Incubator staff and resident artists for the annual barbecue at St. Mark’s Church. This annual event connects the various artists that call the Incuabtor home with food, drink and a chance to preview the coming season.