Jesus Hopped The 'A' Train
House of Actors
Written by Stephen Adly Guirgis, Jesus Hopped The "A" Train tells the story of several inmates of Rikers Prison who are awaiting charges for murder. Angel Cruz is a young Puerto Rican man incarcerated for shooting a cult leader after said person “stole” his best friend. When the cult leader dies during surgery, Angel suddenly finds himself facing murder charges. Added to the mix are Lucius Jenkins, a serial killer turned born-again Christian, and Valdez, a sadistic corrections officer.
Director: Rahul Gandhi.
Stage Manager: Kennedy Huffman-Baillargeon.
Producer/Actor: Joshua Bilbao, "Angel Cruz".
Producer/Actor: Vanessa Lynn Rancourt, "Mary Jane".
Actor: Jean Bernard, "Lucius Jenkins".
Actor: Evan Pavlou, "Valdez".
Actor: Scott Kettles, "D'Amico"
English
16+
Explicit Content
Latecomers: 10 minutes
Performances: November 19th, November 20th & November 21st
Duration: 2 hours, including a 10 min intermission
$16.00
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We’re happy to announce that as of October 8, the government has loosen restrictions allowing us to welcome audiences back into our space at full capacity. Each presenting company is choosing whether or not to remain with social distanced seating or to move up to 100% seated capacity. This performance will welcome 100% seated capacity as per the presenting company decision.
Additionally if you are trans, 2S, non-binary, genderqueer, or gender non-confirming, with a governement ID that has your incorrect name and/or gender marker, and you would rather not show your governement ID at the door of the event you’ll be attending, you can email Brianna at boxoffice@montrealfringe.ca to have your Vaxicode verified privately beforehand.
HORAIRE / SCHEDULE
- Friday 19 November 2021 / 20:00
- Saturday 20 November 2021 / 20:00
- Sunday 21 November 2021 / 16:00
120 minutes
Pour âges / For ages 16+
Retardataires / Latecomers : 10 minutes
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