Pi Theatre presents the Batrabbit Collective's Rat Academy, December 5 to 7
In Pi Provocateurs presentation, physical-comedy duo Dayna Lea Hoffmann and Katie Yoner school audiences on the ways of the Alberta street rat
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Rat Academy.
Pi Theatre launches this year’s Pi Provocateurs Performance Series with Rat Academy by Edmonton’s Batrabbit Collective from December 5 to 7 at a secret space in East Vancouver. (Ticket holders will be given the exact address three days before the show.)
Fingers, a curmudgeonly street rat with a heart of gold, is completely alone in Alberta—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. On the syllabus are Cheese-ology, the Art of Scaring Magpies, Stealing 101, and Advanced Tails. But dark 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.
Inspired by Alberta’s famous 1950s anti-rat propaganda and mentored by Mump and Smoot, physical-comedy duo Dayna Lea Hoffmann and Katie Yoner will have viewers clutching their tails.
Tickets and more details are at Pi Theatre.
Post sponsored by Pi Theatre.
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