High and Main Productions’ Fall live theatre event is a must-see double-bill event entitled Love Under the Microscope. Brian Drader’s The Fruit Machine focuses on tracing the story of one family affected by the LGBT purge in the Canadian public service. Paired with a contemporary short play by local playwright and founding board member of High and Main Productions, Maria-Hélèna Pacelli, Ultraviolet Life is a queer-coded story of chronic illness and resilience, exploring internal conflict, experiences with the medical system, and the toll taken on loved ones.

Content Warning

This production contains potentially triggering content including but not limited to homophobia, mental and physical illness, suicide, sex and violence, as well as coarse language.

We encourage audience members to consider their own comfort and wellbeing when deciding whether to attend, and are available to support access needs related to the content.

Groups

Bringing a group? For parties of six or more, we are happy to reserve a block of seats together for your convenience. Please email info@highandmainproductions.com with your preferred section (e.g., front, middle, back, or aisle) at least 48 hours before showtime so our team can accommodate you.

Accessibility

Chalet-Abri is an accessible venue. An accessible washroom is available; however, space is limited and it may not accommodate larger mobility devices or individuals who require an attendant. Please contact us if you have specific accessibility needs or questions.

If you require a companion for accessibility reasons, we are happy to provide a complimentary companion ticket. Simply add the companion ticket to your order and use the discount code COMPANION at checkout.

Tickets are priced with accessibility in mind, and we recognize that accessibility means different things to different people. A pay-what-you-can option is available. To use it, enter the discount code REDUCED at checkout (which applies a 100% discount), then use the donation field to contribute the amount you’re able