Dog Gone
by Brenda McFarlane		FAR FETCHED PRODUCTIONS - Silver City, NM
 http://FarFetchedProductions.com		V.9 - Planetarium 
Does every dog deserve a second chance? Does every person deserve a dog? Alice must prove she's worthy of her dog's love? but is she? She's living in her van, has a sketchy past, and has no idea if she's heading to Canada or back to L.A. Can Alice save her dog?
A comedy by writer/director Brenda McFarlane (lively and engaging - Variety Magazine; 4 OUT OF 4 STARS a sharp eye for the absurdities and petty madness of modern life - The Globe & Mail).

Cast:
Irene Sankoff

Director:
Brenda McFarlane

 		Show Info:
60 Minutes
Genre:
Play-Comedy

Audience:
Parental Guidance

Mild Language

Thu July 20 6:00 PM
Fri July 21 3:00 PM*
*(2 for $12)
Sat July 22 2:30 PM
Tue July 25 5:30 PM+
Wed July 26 9:15 PM
Fri July 28 7:45 PM
Sat July 29 9:45 PM
Sun July 30 7:30 PM
+ASL Interpretation

Dog Gone

FAR FETCHED PRODUCTIONS—Planetarium

I am a sucker for puns, so when I saw the company name “Far Fetched Productions” in the program, I added it to my list of shows to see. Irene Sankoff plays a woman who is at a low point in her life and is at a crossroads. To top it all off she has lost her dog in an unfamiliar place. While she waits to see if her pooch is at Animal Control we get the back stories of what has been going on in her life, her past failures in caring for things, and the story of how she got her furry friend. It is an emotional journey that works on multiple levels with some comedic moments to lighten the mood. Well done.

Murray Hunter

FAR FETCHED PRODUCTIONS

Dog Gone—Planetarium

A comedy about a dog, what more could you ask for? See the co-creator of “Come From Away” perform. See the writer’s first play since her hit “Slut” at the Toronto Fringe. Written specifically for a Winnipeg audience.

“Boy does Brenda ever know her dogs and what they mean to us.”

“Irene is totally charming and she sure can tell a good story.”

“Listened to every word, I was hooked from beginning to end.

“I laughed and a little misty-eyed too!”