(l-r) Michael Eisner, Mike Wasko/ Photo by Emily Cooper

(l-r) Mike Wasko, Kyle Jespersen /Photo by Emily Cooper


(clockwise from left) Mike Wasko, Michael Eisner,
Kyle Jespersen, Charlie Gallant/ Photo by Emily Cooper


 

"Steel Kiss is, in the end, an unstated affirmation of the importance of love between ordinary people , and their right to that love." - The Province

Neil, Jack, Tony and Billy are responsible for the brutal murder of a gay man. A journey from innocence to cruelty to evil is exposed through events leading up to a ruthless beating. Steel Kiss confronts us with an examination of the proximity of prejudice to hatred and violence. A cold and emotional view of the price of intolerance, Steel Kiss is a clear lesson in the value of acceptance.

Playwright and teacher Robin Fulford was motivated to write Steel Kiss after a man was kicked to death in High Park, Toronto.

On Stage February 14-24  2008
Waterfront Theatre, Granville Island, Vancouver

"superbly directed and well acted..." - reviewVancouver

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Special Performance Dates

February 19th - Industry Night - door proceeds will be donated to The Actors Fund
(At the Door: Pay What You Can)

February 21st - Out in Schools Benefit - a portion of ticket proceeds will be donated to
Out in Schools

February 23rd - Tolerance in Our Community Panel Discussion
(after the show)
 

Feedback and Reviews

Overall, I though this play was so awesome. Although the images were raw and there was a lot of horrible language, I thought that it enhanced the play and the actors roles. The actors movements and body language made the show and the music and visual spurs were amazing and showed true transitions. A job well done!
- Marie Dyck, Tamanawis Secondary School

Recommended Audience: For Adults & 16+

Themes

• Social Responsibility
• Social Justice
• Tolerance
• Acceptance