Zarathustra Said Some Things, No?

Adrienne and Ricky, a Canadian couple in a seedy Paris hotel, have made a suicide pact that they have, so far, failed to complete. They make one last attempt as the story unfolds, the sources of their dysfunction are slowly revealed as their relationship becomes more unsettling and the games they play become more and more disturbing. Zarathustra paints a painful vision of a lost generation, as two young people are overwhelmed by a tide of convoluted pathologies. Trevor Ferguson creates an intense and insightful examination of addiction and abuse. The play received extraordinary reviews for its "out-of-town-tryout" in New York (in the spring of 2006), and is now ready for its Canadian premiere. The production will travel on to The Factory Theatre in Toronto after its Montreal run.