(Clip from May I Take Your Arm?) 

That was a short clip from May I Take Your Arm?  which follows blind theatre artist Alex Bulmer as she is introduced to eight neighbourhood storytellers in St Jamestown/Cabbagetown. This show grew out of a seed of curiosity and need when Bulmer had moved to a new apartment in the neighbourhood. 
May I Take Your Arm? Is a Theatre Passe Muraille and Red Dress Productions Co-Production In Association with Common Boots Theatre.
A 7-part multidisciplinary experience is available for FREE on a website that will act as a navigation map for audiences to experience in their own homes, from June 14th-26th. The piece will be presented with captioning, text transcripts, audio recordings, and a Visual Story to guide you through the experience.  

Audiences can purchase accordion books, created using stitch work, paper weaving, cutting, and wild crafted botanical dyes. These limited-edition handmade books, which will be mailed, are a tactile accompaniment to experience the show. 50 will be reserved to prioritize access for low-vision and blind community members. 

Books will be Pay-What-You-Can-Afford and offered at $5.00, $25.00 and $50.00.  If cost  is a barrier, please contact the Community Engagement Coordinator, Angela Sun, at angelas@passemuraille.on.ca and we will cover the cost free-of-charge (while supplies last).

May I Take Your Arm? Books are on sale now. For full credits, and show information, please visit the TPM website at www.passemuraille.ca . Access to the online experience is FREE.

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Our Place Promo

Closed Audio Description available on April 15 and 16, 2 PM
Audio Describer: Janis Mayers | Superior Description

On stage this April at Theatre Passe Muraille, the Toronto Premiere of Never the Last by Molly MacKinnon and Christine Quintana, follows the passionate relationship between Sophie Carmen Eckhardt-Gramatté – one of the most innovative composers of early twentieth century Europe – and expressionist painter Walter Gramatté. The couple’s ten years of marriage, marked by adventure, poverty, artistic strife, and tragedy, is captured in Eckhardt-Gramatté’s ten rarely performed violin solos. 

Seamlessly blending classical violin performances, movement, and original text, Never the Last tells the heartbreaking story of two artists in love, and the ever-increasing space between them.

A Theatre Passe Muraille presentation of the Toronto Premiere of a Delinquent Theatre Production.
On stage April 8 - 16, 2023 at TPM Mainspace Theatre. 

Learn More: https://www.passemuraille.ca/22-23-season/never-the-last/

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