I would like to invite members of the deaf community to a sign-language interpretation performance of Little Orange Man at the Victoria Fringe Festival THIS SUNDAY Sept 2 at 8:45PM at the Downtown Activity Centre in Victoria, BC.
The hilarious and talented performer, improvisor, and sign-language interpretation team Katt Campbell and Bryan Corry will perform sign language interpretation for SNAFU’s closing night performance of Little Orange Man at 8:45PM on Sunday September 2nd at the Victoria Fringe Festival.
In Little Orange Man, twelve-year-old Kitt Pedersen, fires up homemade technology to extract and re-enact the audience’s dreams. “Breathlessly energetic and interactive . . . remarkable feats of puppetry.” – CBC.
“An enchanting, fantastical theatre dream.” — Culture Vulture Victoria
Little Orange Man was a sold-out hit at the Vancouver and Victoria Fringes in 2011, so it’s recommended to book tickets early.
Rated E for Everyone.
Please find all the information below:
Tickets $11, online at victoriafringe.com, by phone at 250 590 6291, cash-only at the door
Wednesday August 29 6:00 PM
Thursday August 30 7:45 PM
Friday August 31 4:45 PM
Saturday September 1 5:00 PM
Sunday September 2 1:45 PM
AND Sunday September 2 8:45 PM – Special Sign Language Performance
Photos : http://www.flickr.com/photos/snafudance/
Reviews :
“. . .Sheer joyous magic to behold. I flew a few thousand miles to be at this Fringe Festival. If I’d known how good this show was gonna be, I would have been happy to walk. Little Orange Man is the kind of inventive, affecting, heartfelt and unique storytelling that you normally only dream about.” — Kevin Reid, The Visitorium
“A huge part of me wishes people could be this nuts in real life without being institutionalized.” — The Marble
“She’s the sort of girl that director Terry Gilliam might have dreamed up.” —Calgary Herald
“Visually stunning, superbly performed and incredibly inventive, Little Orange Man stands out from the Fringe pack. . . At once haunting and hilarious, Little Orange Man offers both heart and thought. An enchanting, fantastical theatre dream.” — Culture Vulture
“Truly a must-see in this Fringe, it’s Little Orange Man. You will never see a show like this one, though you’ll be dying to.” —Bloodyunderrated.net
“It’s easy to lose yourself in Kitt’s world…a must see performance.”—Monday Magazine
“Half the time I was bawling, the other half I was laughing out loud. Hansen’s manipulation of found object puppets- many of which are made of food- is so lifelike that you find it hard to believe they aren’t alive.” – Audience Reviews, The Craig
“Breathlessly energetic and interactive . . . remarkable feats of puppetry.” – CBC Manitoba
“Very entertaining.” – CBC Radio Calgary
Awards:
Best Overall Production – Ottawa 2012
Pick-of-the-Fringe – Vancouver 2011
Pick-of-the-Fringe – Victoria 2011
Volunteer’s Choice – Vancouver 2011
Vancouver Playhouse Award – 2011
