Natalia Bushnik and Robin Luckwaldt

Natalia Bushnik and Robin Luckwaldt are ​KAIROS Theatre who present their award-winning, touring show, 'The Bathtub Girls' (Critics' Choice - Hamilton Fringe, 2016; Official Selection - Twin Cities Horror Festival, USA, 2018) in Toronto, in the Assembly Theatre's 2019 curated season, May 21st - June 1st! 'The Bathtub Girls' is a fiction inspired by the first documented case of sibling matricide in Canada. Two sisters, encouraged by their friends, drown their mother in the bathtub of their family home. We join the girls in their irreconcilable waking nightmare of survival and atonement, which began long before we arrived, and which we have no power to stop. When the water stills, the door's broken down, the body carried away, who do we punish? Who do you judge?. "A dark but compelling piece of theatre" ​- CBC "Gripping storytelling"​ - City Pages, Minneapolis "Truly phenomenal"​ - Fringe Review Directed, Written, and Performed by Natalia Bushnik and Robin Luckwaldt Sound / Set Design by Phoebe Wang Lighting Design by Waleed Ansari Promotional Trailer by William Innes : Instagram : @kairostheatre

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Natalia Bushnik and Robin Luckwaldt is an episode from Stageworthy - Conversations in Canadian Theatre by Phil Rickaby.

This episode is 52:49 long.

This episode was published on May 21, 2019.

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