Morro and Jasp do Puberty
A hilarious look back at the best period of your life!
Clown sisters Morro and Jasp are at that age where the hormones are always flaring, the telephone is always ringing, and the punk rock can never be too loud. As Morro attempts to learn about feminine hygiene products, bras and fashion, all Jasp can think about is the boy of her dreams.
That's right, Morro and Jasp are teenagers and puberty is finally here. This hilarious show explores the trials and tribulations that we all had to go through, are going through, or are about to go through on the way to becoming a grown-up. We bring you sixty minutes of laughter, longing, tears and tampons!
Morro and Jasp do Puberty is not recommended for kids.
TICKETS NOW ON SALE:
| MONTREAL Le Nouveau Théâtre Ste. Catherine 264 Ste. Catherine E. March 9–12 at 8pm March 13 at 2pm & 8pm March 14 at 2pm Tickets: $12-$15; Tues Preview, Sat & Sun Matinee PWYC 514.284.3939 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
TORONTO Theatre Passe Muraille Backspace 16 Ryerson Ave. (near Bathurst and Queen) March 16–19 at 7:30pm March 20 at 2:30pm and 7:30pm Tickets: $15; Tues Preview and Sat Matinee PWYC 416.504.7529 or artsboxoffice.ca |
Production History:
Morro and Jasp do Puberty, Theatre Passe Muraille, Toronto, March 2010
Morro and Jasp do Puberty, Le Nouveau Théâtre Ste. Catherine, Montreal, March 2010
Morro and Jasp do Puberty, Best of the Festival @ Canstage Berkeley, Toronto, 2009
Morro and Jasp do Puberty, Toronto Fringe, Toronto, 2009
Morro and Jasp do Puberty, Winnipeg Fringe, Winnipeg, 2008
Press and Praise:
"Funny and touching, it's a Fringe winner." NNNNN
- NOW Magazine
"a must see for everyone." *****
- Eye Weekly
"it's hard to imagine anyone not being able to relate to this honest, charming portrayal of young teen existence or not to be laughing hysterically the whole way through."
- Torontoist
"hilariously and heartbreakingly awkward." ****
- CBC
“Ah, teen angst. You could deal with it by writing poetry, brooding, or just listening to Morrissey. Or better still, you could do what performers Heather Marie Annis and Amy Lee do - create a clown show about it.”
Joff Schmidt, cbc.ca , 2008
“Over the years, we’ve seen a lot of clown shows at the Winnipeg Fringe, but this is the best . . . There are so many funny moments.”
Justin Olynyk UMFM, Winnipeg, 2008
“This was, simply put, a menstration (sic) theme play. Probably a show meant more for the ladies, yes, but still, a great performance, and a great show.”
Posted by Lukey, paladinian.com, 2008