Bone in Her Teeth

A rollicking shipwreck adventure of murder, betrayal, starvation (and just a touch of cannibalism) . . .

Written by: Peter Anderson, Candelario Andrade, Stephan Bircher, Jordan Bodiguel, Sasa Brown, Lesley Ewen, Jeff Gladstone, Catherine Hahn, Steven Hill, Veda Hille, Su-Feh Lee, Brett Little, James Long, Molly March, Billy Marchenski, Tanya Podlozniuk, Heidi Taylor, Michele Valiquette, and Jeremy Waller.

Directed by Steven Hill.

A Leaky Heaven Production. Premiered at the Russian Hall in Vancouver May 21 - June 1, 2008.

Dramaturgy by Heidi Taylor
Research Dramaturg Michele Valiquette
Featuring performances by Peter Anderson, Jordan Bodiguel, Sasa Brown, Billy Marchenski, and Tanya Podlozniuk

Music composed by Veda Hille, featuring Chrisariffic
 
Lighting design by Stephan Bircher
Set design by Molly March
Costume design by Catherine Hahn
Video design by Candelario Andrade
Sound design by Jeremy Waller

General Manager Adriana Bucz
Production Management by Kristian Ayre and Jeremy Waller
Technical Direction by Harry Vanderschee
Publicist Rebecca Coleman  (Titania Productions)
Stage Manager Dorothy Jenkins
ASM Ally Colclough
Costume Assistants: Melanie Dowler, Cheryl Irwin, and Caitlin Wilson
Lighting Assistant Parjad Sharifi
Volunteer Coordinator/FOH Ashley McMullen.
Poster Art by Marina Szijarto.
Poster Desgin by Nadene Rehnby and Hands on Publications.
All promotional and archival photos by Tim Matheson.

"Fun and grisly, Bone in Her Teeth is one of Leaky's finest."

- Jo Ledingham, Vancouver Courier

"Moments of beauty. I can recommend Bone in Her Teeth without reservation."

- Michael Harris, The Globe and Mail 

"I have nothing but admiration for Leaky Heaven's consisently unique, original and always entertaining ways of theatricalizing its material . . . utterly bizarre, utterly fascinating . . ."

- Jerry Wasserman, The Province

"Befitting their circus roots, Leaky Heaven creates the feeling of an intimate carnival of  horror . . . much of the wonder is created by a mixture of physical movement and the simplest of stage magic and is filled with many striking moments."

- Andrew Templeton, PLANK

This production made possible by the generous support of

British Columbia Arts Council 

Canada Council for the Arts

The City of Vancouver

The Hamber Foundation

The Vancouver Foundation

Playwright's Theatre Centre

CBS/JC Decaux