A Human Cargo Production with the support of Theatre Passe Muraille
ZAKA is an Orthodox Jewish volunteer force in Israel. They collect the remains of Jews killed in accidents. This one-person play follows Jacob – a ZAKA volunteer – as he grapples with the political and moral fall out of saving a woman’s life.
Venue: Mainspace
Running Time: 1 hour 20 minutes
Cast
Performer: Gord Rand
Creative
Playwright: Christopher Morris
Director / Dramaturge: Daniel Brooks
Set/Costume Design: Gillian Gallow
Lighting Design: Bonnie Beecher
Composer and Sound Design: Alexander MacSween
Stage Management: Judy Farthing
Assistant Stage Manager: Ada Aguilar
Production Manager/Technical Director: Alanna McConnell
Publicity Designer: Eric Dizon
Artistic Director of Nephesh Theatre, Tel Aviv: Howard Rypp
Wednesday December 5 @ 6:45pm
What is The Preamble? This free pre-show program features Artistic Director Andy McKim in conversation with an artist from the play, or a local expert, to talk about the way in which that piece of theatre is contributing to a broader conversation. There are always snacks from a local restaurant to keep things casual.
The snacks for this pre-show chat are generously provided by:
Show your ticket at Tequila Bookworm on the night you attend and get $6 drinks before or after the show!
Sunday December 2 (post show)
After the performance you are welcome to stay and take part in our Q&A with some of the cast and/or creative team. Q&A’s are usually hosted by TPM’s Associate Artistic Producer Jivesh Parasram. Q&A’s are a chance for you to ask questions or just find out more about the play or the process of creating the work.
Human Cargo is a Toronto-based theatre company devoted to the creation, production and touring of new theatrical works.
To find out more about Human Cargo check out their website here.