PATTY PICKER by Evan Bawtinheimer

The Toronto Star's "Pretty Perfect", CRITICS PICK production Patty Picker by Evan Bawtinheimer returns this November to The Assembly Theatre! This charming coming-of-age story on bullying, tolerance, and acceptance tells the story of Patty, a 16 year old girl who eats Pizza for breakfast, loves to play chess, and has a secret. Patty's life is turned upside-down when her secret shame becomes juicy gossip: Patty picks her nose! Patty struggles to return her life to normal, while dealing with her picky girlfriend Phoebe, problematic father Paul, and getting revenge on that piece of crap Preston who caused the whole mess.

"Patty Picker charmed the damn pants right off me! There is such persuaive emoitionality in the show's expressive momentum. Patty Picker is a blast"

-Istvan Dugalin (ISTVAN REVIEWS)

"Bawtinheimer's writing aboslutely tickled me"

-Janine Marley (A VIEW FROM A BOX)

"One of my top picks of the Fringe"

-Ryan Borochovitz (INTERMISSION MAGAZINE)

"Pretty Perfect"

-Glenn Sumi (TORONTO STAR)

"Clever, Funny and Multilayered"

-Scott Sneddon and Aripta Ghosal (SESAYARTS MAGAZINE)

"You are guaranteed to get a kick out of this show"
-Shaharah Gaznabii (THE ONTARIO REVIEW FOR DISABLED ARTISTS)

"Crisp direction adds dimension to the storytelling with dramatic movement and moments"

-Lisa McKeown (MY ENTERTAINMENT WORLD)

While the theatre will begin resuming full-capacity seating for performances, in consideration of patrons’ comfort, Wednesday evening performances will require patrons to wear masks.

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