by Chloe Whitehorn
struggles to live up to the fantasy lives we've created for ourselves.
"It's like Shrodinger's cat. As long as you stick to online dating without really getting to know someone, you're perfect together without actually being in a relationship." Laurel loves Noah. He's perfect. Except for one small... well actually, one big detail. In a virtual world where you can pretend to be anyone, how do you find someone who will love you for who you really are. A funny, honest and touching look at relationships in a virtual world inspired by real life profiles.
Premiered at the Toronto Fringe Festival July 2011 from Working Title Artist Company
Chosen for BEST OF FRINGE (Toronto 2011)
www.lovevirtually.ca
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by Chloe Whitehorn
If you thought Romeo and Juliet had it rough, you haven't met Anne. Anne couldn’t control who she fell in love with, but should her mother be allowed to? As a child Anne played make-believe and hide-and-seek in her attic. Now, on the eve of her wedding, in her favorite hiding space, she discovers something that has been hidden for years that changes everything. Through her memories and video diaries Anne pieces together the answer to the question, “was it all real?” Sometimes playing pretend is the only way to live the reality you want.
Premiered at the Domino Come Play by the Lake One Act Play Festival in June 2008.
USA premiere San Francisco Fringe Festival September 2009 at the EXIT Stage Left Theater
London Fringe Festival June 2010
"Fucking brilliant!" --San Francisco Review
"engaging story" -- Theatre in London
by Sara Beck, Jennifer Kenneally, Amy Symington & Chloe Whitehorn
"funny, sad and provocative" --Greg Burliuk, Kingston Whig Standard
"magnificent... very powerful" --Ruhee Dewji, Vintage
Based on a series of interviews with women of all different races, ages, backgrounds and orientations that asked the question: "what do you look for in a partner?".
Premiered at the Domino Come Play by the Lake One Act Play Festival June 2008.
Produced by Quartetto Virago at the 2009 Toronto Fringe Festival.
by Chloe Whitehorn & Becky Bridger
Choreography by Becky Bridger
A text and dance anthology exploring sin in society looking backwards through time
Premiered at the 2007 Domino Theatre Come Play by the Lake One Act Play Festival
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