Post Productions 2025 Season
Crave by Sarah Kane
December 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19 & 20, 2025 @ 8:00 PM @ The Shadowbox Theatre
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London, Christmas 1975. A broken family gathers for the holidays, colliding in a fierce, poetic whirlwind of desire, trauma, and longing – inviting the audience to assemble the shattered fragments of a love story teetering on the edge of obsession and despair.
Crave – Sarah Kane’s intensely personal, tender, bold, and hypnotic drama – is a haunting exploration of love and longing in the face of self-destruction. Before the night is over this family will face the devastation that loneliness, memory, alienation, desire, and hope can wreak on fragile human minds. Crave is an intimate emotional puzzle like nothing else ever staged in Windsor-Essex: challenging, raw, unsettling, and impossible to forget. Dec. 5 & 6: $20 per ticket. Dec. 11, 12 & 13: $25 per ticket. Dec. 18, 19 & 20: $30 per ticket. Get your tickets online NOW by clicking the button below – or take your chances at the door (cash, debit, and credit accepted). Showtime 8:00 pm (doors open 7:30). THE SHADOWBOX THEATRE (1501 Howard ave. – corner of Howard & Shepherd – Windsor, ONT). CAST Camryn S. Kingsley as C Mitch Snaden as B Fay Lynn as M Michael K. Potter as A Nikolas Prsa as Z Amisha Paradva as Y CREW Playwright: Sarah Kane Directors: Michael K. Potter & Fay Lynn Producers: Fay Lynn and Michael K. Potter Set Designer/Builder/Dresser: Fay Lynn Lighting & Sound Designer: Michael K. Potter Lighting & Sound Technician: Kieran Potter Poster & Program Designer: Kris Simic Promoter: Michael K. Potter Crave by Sarah Kane is brought to you by Post Productions. |
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Crave by Sarah Kane
Dec. 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19 & 20
It's Christmas, 1975. Family members gather in a luxurious home for reasons they're variously willing and unwilling to share in Sarah Kane's intensely personal, tender, and poetic drama. Before the night is over these people -- and the audience -- will face the devastation love, lust, hope, grief, and resignation can wreak on fragile human minds.
It's Christmas, 1975. Family members gather in a luxurious home for reasons they're variously willing and unwilling to share in Sarah Kane's intensely personal, tender, and poetic drama. Before the night is over these people -- and the audience -- will face the devastation love, lust, hope, grief, and resignation can wreak on fragile human minds.
