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Rat Academy

creator/playwright
Katie Yoner & Dayna Lea Hoffmann in collaboration with Joseph McManus
date of presentation
December 5-7, 2024
December 2024
Ticket PRice
$25
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Pi Provocateurs Performance Series Presents

Rat Academy

Written By Katie Yoner & Dayna Lea Hoffmann in collaboration with Joseph McManus

December 5-7, 2024

At a secret space in East Vancouver. (Ticket holders will be given the exact address three days before the show.)

Thursday Dec. 5, Friday Dec. 6, Saturday Dec. 7 @ 8:00 pm

Saturday Dec. 7 also has a matinee @ 4 pm

Click the black box above for the ticket link!

CREDITS:

Creator/Playwright - Katie Yoner & Dayna Lea Hoffmann in collaboration with Joseph McManus

Produced by - Katie Yoner & Dayna Lea Hoffmann

Directed by - Joseph McManus

Performed by - Katie Yoner & Dayna Lea Hoffmann

Set and Lighting Design - Claire Sonmor

Costume Design - Meegan Sweet

Mentorship - Karen Hines, John Turner, Mike Kennard

ABOUT THE SHOW:

Rat Academy follows Fingers, a curmudgeonly street rat with a heart of gold, who is completely alone. Or so he thinks, until he discovers Shrimp, an escaped happy- go-lucky lab rat. Eager to preserve his legacy, Fingers creates the Rat Academy to train Shrimp in the ways of the cold, hard street rat. Their alleys are far from predictable, and as the unlikely duo tries to exist in a world that hates them, they learn that survival is nothing without love.

Two people dressed up as rats are in a blue-lit space with trash bins. The one person is seated, legs stretched out, on the floor. The other person is lurking behind the person sitting on the floor.

RUN TIME: 60 mins, no intermission. Due to the nature of the show’s audience interaction, some parts of the show are improvised within time limits.  

INTENDED FOR: Audiences ages 8+.

CONTENT WARNINGS: Loud noises, cartoonish violence, some strong language.

“C’MON, SEE THE SHOW. IT’S A MASTERLY LITTLE COMIC GEM.” - 12th Night

Two people dressed up as rats stand shoulder to shoulder looking forward. The one person has their hand raised up.
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