Teenage Dick

By Mike Lew
Presented by Arts Club Theatre
In collaboration with Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival and Realwheels Theatre


TEENAGE DICK
February 9–March 5, 2023
Arts Club Newmont Stage, at the BMO Theatre Centre
162 W 1st Avenue, Vancouver

ACCESSIBLE PERFORMANCES
Relaxed Performance: Saturday, March 4 at 2 pm
VocalEye Described Performance: Sunday, March 5 at 2 pm

ANCILLARY EVENTS

Crip Cabaret: A Reclamation! –  Sunday, February 26 @ 7 pm (Tickets $5)
A one-night only event featuring  song, poetry, monologues, and more by performers from the disability community, hosted by Amy Amantea!

Performers: Amy Amantea, Prince Amponsah, Jennifer Burgmann, Greg Labine, Janice Laurence, Stephen Lytton, Katherine Matlashewski, Harmanie Rose, Cadence Rush Quibell


Disability Artists Market
See a show, do some shopping, and support talented artisans in the disability community! Five local artists who live with various disabilities will showcase their artwork an hour before showtime and post-show for 30 minutes in the Newmont Stage atrium at the select performances (show or cabaret ticket required).

RICHARD III MEETS MEAN GIRLS IN THIS HIGH-SCHOOL POWER STRUGGLE

What’s a teenaged Richard Gloucester to do when he’s made the laughingstock of Roseland High School? Run for senior class president, of course. But will winning the presidential race—against the star quarterback, no less—be enough to satisfy his hunger for popularity? This deliciously witty and darkly funny Shakespeare adaptation takes a modern stance on disability, power, and perception.

Featuring Realwheels Acting Academy students Jennifer Burgmann (Assistant Director) and Cadence Rush Quibell (Barbara “Buck” Buckingham), along with an amazing cast and creative team!
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO

Teenage Dick delves deeply into questions of morality, the limits of pity, the role of the victim, the way anything can be justified, and how people with disabilities are often invisible…. And that dance scene? It’s so joyous it might move you to tears.”
Stir Vancouver