No Gold Star


A Play about coming out late, unexpectedly.
Written and Performed by Alison Ward

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UPCOMING PERFORMANCES:

JULY 12TH at The Birdhouse, Vancouver BC

Featuring musical guest, Forrest Mortifee

GET TICKETS HERE

No Gold Star is the unofficial sequel to Alison’s hit play ‘¼ Life Crisis’ (“Revealing, relatable and had the audience falling out of their chairs with laughter…” Plank Magazine, TO).

True to their signature style, Alison’s autobiographical tale of being a late-blooming lesbian is fabulously frank and candid, with moments of poignancy amid the laughs. Don’t miss this inspiring show about finding truth in the first day of the rest of your life.

Alison Ward (they/she) is an actor and creator/producer of independent film and theatre with a specific interest in LGBTQIA+ and women’s stories. They hold a B.F.A degree in Theatre from York University, a diploma from Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts and was a member of The Second City’s esteemed Conservatory program in Toronto. Alison has written three full plays, including No Gold Star and performed and produced each in various cities – winning an Audience Choice Award at New York City Fringe (formerly FRIGID Festival). Their work in film includes writer/director/co-producer of “It’s Not About Kate” (HerStory Cinephelia Society Festival Nashville, Mesa International Film Festival), and writer/producer/co-director of the Feature “Writing Kim” (QFlix Philadelphia, L.I.M.P.A. Finalist (Best Supporting Actress – Alison Ward). In recent years, she has performed in The Café (itsazoo/Aphotic Theatre) for PUSH International Festival, SLACKS (Little Basket Theatre), and A Christmas Carol in Gay Apparel (Leaping Thespians). Currently, Alison lives, works and writes in Vancouver.

Forrest Mortifee (he/him) is a transgender recording artist, ancient futurist, and healing arts facilitator hailing from the unceded lands known as Vancouver, Canada. His interdisciplinary approach has led him to create a diverse range of works, including paintings, meditations, and an NFT museum of his life’s creative output. As a songwriter, he draws from a range of influences including indie-soul and alt. RnB, with his original songs having garnered close to 40 million streams across platforms. Featured on BBC Radio 1, The FADER, and Forbes, Forrest channels music and messages poignantly suited for our times.

TICKETS

Doors at 7, show at 7:30

$25 Early Bird Level 1

$30 Early Bird Level 2

$35 General admission
$40 at the door

Door Tickets will be CASH ONLY.

PWYC available! If you are facing financial barriers, but would still like to attend the event, please reach out to birdhouse.pwyc@gmail.com.

GET TICKETS HERE

PAST PERFORMANCES:

LIVE STREAM Performance from Havana’s Theatre, Friday July 31st 2020.

XYYVR with Jessica Benini and Parlour Panther, July 2018 and January 2018

Halifax Fringe Festival, 2017

Way Off Broadway Wednesdays, New Westminster, 2017

At The Heritage Grill, New Westminster 2017.
Written and Performed by Alison Ward.
Created by Alison Ward and Tara Travis.
At the Halifax Fringe with Unexpectedly Trans 2017.
Written and Performed by Alison Ward. Created by Alison Ward and Tara Travis.

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