ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In 2035, a podcaster investigating the mysterious disappearances that befell a young family a decade earlier near Toronto’s Trinity Bellwoods Park sets the scene for a suspenseful narrative about a very peculiar house. Could a strangely luminous painting unlock long-buried secrets of what flowed beneath their home?
Written by David Yee
Music Composed by Chris Thornborrow
Directed by Nina Lee Aquino
Featuring Erica Anderson, Zach Counsil, Paul Thomas.
Clarinet/Bass Clarinet: Shauna Barker, Cello: Daniel Parker, Piano: Frederic Lacroix, Percussion: Nathan Petitpas.
Sound Design and Live Foley: John Gzowski, Dramaturg: Ric Knowles, Climate Dramaturg: Vicki Stroich, Stage Manager: Jackie McCormick
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Canada
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