THE BULL, THE MOON AND THE CORONET OF STARS

*Daniela Vlaskalic & Ron PedersonPhoto by Jon Deleon

*Daniela Vlaskalic & Ron Pederson

Photo by Jon Deleon

By Van Badham 

“Vlaskalic and Pederson are the heart and soul of this performance and it’s their dialogue and trading of monologues that deliver the raw emotion and sexual frustration that keeps the gears turning.” - Mooney on Theatre

“Pederson and Vlaskalic have chemistry both comedic and sexual, and director Vikki Anderson holds tightly the reins on her performers as well as on the rapid-fire script.” - The Torontoist

Best of the fest! Outstanding Ensemble. - NOW Magazine

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2014 - The Bull, the Moon and the Coronet of Stars by Van Badham

Starring: Ronald Pederson & Daniela Vlaskalic
Director: Vikki Anderson
Choreographer Monica Dotter
Set and Costume Designer: Joanna Yu
Lighting Designer: Siobhan Sleath
Composer and Sound Designer: John Gzowski

A strange and heated happening in a museum one night propels Marion into a fantastical, romantic entanglement with two men and a Minotaur. Cheeky, hedonistic and charmingly humorous, The Bull, The Moon and The Coronet of Stars is a sexy, imaginative and poetic story of heartbreak and redemption. A love story of mythic proportions. The Bull, will lure you into an orgy of cupcakes, wine, artifacts and fate.

2014 - Artists to Watch

By Jon Kaplan and Glenn Sumi

Ronald Pederson & Daniela Vlaskalic

There is no lack of talent at this year’s fest. Keep your eye on these folks, who will be SummerWorkin’ it to the bone.

WHAT Performers in The Bull, The Moon and the Coronet of Stars, a sexy, comic and romantic spinoff on the Minotaur myth that involves heart break and redemption.

WHY Delightful performers individually - Pederson was a member of the

National Theatre of the World, and Vlaskalic co-wrote and preformed the national hit The Drowning Girls - the pair collaborate as The Theatre Department which has presented The Exquisite Hour and Pith! Working with director Vikki Anderson and choreographer Monica Dottor, they’re sure to bring laughs and tenderness to a play that promises wine, museum artifacts and an orgy of cupcakes.