From hilarious slapstick to tragic storytelling, this one-man show deals with the struggles of new immigrants to Canada. At times dark, at others funny with glimpses of melancholy and nostalgia. It is a very touching and physically demanding performance.
Exit was written and is performed by Isaac Luy, an actor originally from Caracas, Venezuela. He started performing when he was 14 years old with “Grupo Teatral Skena”, a theater company with more than 35 years of history in Venezuela. Back home he performed in theater, radio and television, on over 15 different productions.
Since 2010 he has been actively involved in the clown scene in Toronto, perfoming several occasions in all the mayor venues: “Red Nose District”, “Lunacy Cabaret”, “Toronto Festival of Clowns”, “The Foolish Cabaret” and “Casa Loma: Carnivale”.
His passion for the figure of the clown has lead him to dedicate full time to the study and exploration of the art form, in the hopes of one day becoming a clown teacher too.
Exit will be performed in October 18 at Glendon Theatre, York Hall’s lower floor, Glendon College, 2275 Bayview Avenue, Toronto, at 8.00 pm
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