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Crow’s Theatre presents the critically acclaimed and celebrated play DANA H. following a triumphant Broadway run and subsequent tour, at Toronto’s Factory Theatre.
DANA H. is a riveting, cutting-edge drama that follows the harrowing true story of Dana Higginbotham, a chaplain in a psychiatric ward, who was abducted by one of the patients and held captive in a series of Florida motel rooms for five months.
Her son, acclaimed playwright Lucas Hnath (A Doll's House, Part 2), has created a powerful drama for the stage with his mother's own voice and courageous words. The show's dialogue is audio culled from days of recorded interviews. Performed with ... view more »
ADMISSION INFO
Ticket prices start at$50 for Previews.
Under 30 and students are $20.
Arts Worker tickets are $25.
Seniors receive a 20% discount.
Every Sunday at noon, a limited block of pay-what-you-can tickets are released for in-person purchases for that day’s performance.
Phone: (647) 341-7390
Email: boxoffice@crowstheatre.com
Website: https://www.crowstheatre.com/whats-on/view-all/danah
INDIVIDUAL DATES & TIMES*
Additional time info:
IDEAS AT CROW'S THEATRE—Pre-Show Live Taping of CBC Radio's IDEAS
"The Making and Unmaking of Violent Men" featuring Miglena Todorova:
Inspired by this show, Social Justice Education scholar Miglena Todorova explores the roots of patriarchy and violence against women.
Sunday, March 24, 2024
NOTE: Admission to the taping is free, but space is limited, and separate tickets are needed if you'll also be attending the show afterwards. Reserve your spot here.
Post-Show Talkback (in the Theatre):
Tuesday, April 2
Mask Required Performances:
Sunday, March 17 @ 1:30pm (also a Pay-What-You-Can performance)
Tuesday, March 26 @ 7:30pm
Wednesday, March 27 @ 1:30pm
LOCATION
PARKING INFO
There is paid public parking available in the basement of 111 Bathurst Street condos, accessible on the south side of Adelaide Street opposite the Factory Theatre box office. Alternately, there are a number of paid public parking options in the area located on Adelaide Street between Bathurst St. and Portland St.
