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Moderately Celebrated Comedian & Author Shawn Hitchins Ribald An Epic Gay Joke Shawn Hitchins reclaims the mic to share the first joke he ever told—a 90s gay joke. Obsessed with cracking its origins, he traces the lewd punchline through centuries of literature, weaving crass comedy and ancient tragedy through his irreverent and fearless storytelling. Blending stand-up with drunk book club, Ribald is a vulgar English lesson, a chronic overshare, and an unexpected return to the stage for this moderately celebrated comedian and author. "One-man flash mob!" Toronto Star About the Artist Shawn Hitchins is the author of The Light Streamed Beneath It (ECW’ 21) and A Brief History of Oversharing (ECW’ 17). His one-person show Ginger Nation toured extensively before being filmed in concert (Amazon Prime/OUTtv). Hitchins is an award-winning entertainer, writer, personality, and creator of live performance. Hitchins was featured on CBC’s The Next Chapter with Shelagh Rogers, q, and Here & Now, and his work garnered notices from the Guardian, GayTimes UK, BuzzFeed, CNN, BBC, BBC World Service, TimeOut NY, Etalk, The Social, and The Toronto Star. Shawn is a frequent contributor to CBCArts and The Walrus. Hitchins currently resides in Vancouver. Credits Dramaturgy by Jen Sookfong Lee Sound by Sue Newberry & The Law Outside Eye (for Intrepid Residency) Izad Etimadi Developed under mentorship with Karen Hines Accessibility Sensory warnings: Loud noises Content warnings: Adult language, sexual content Arrival at the venue: The doors will open 30 minutes ahead of showtime. Masks are welcomed inside the theatre and available at the box office. Refunds: If you are not feeling well or have any symptoms, please stay home to help keep everyone safe. We are able to discuss refunds on a case by case basis due to health reasons before the performance. Please contact tickets@intrepidtheatre.com. We are unable to arrange refunds after a performance has occurred.
Intrepid Studio
Intrepid Studio
Moderately Celebrated Comedian & Author Shawn Hitchins Ribald An Epic Gay Joke Shawn Hitchins reclaims the mic to share the first joke he ever told—a 90s gay joke. Obsessed with cracking its origins, he traces the lewd punchline through centuries of literature, weaving crass comedy and ancient tragedy through his irreverent and fearless storytelling. Blending stand-up with drunk book club, Ribald is a vulgar English lesson, a chronic overshare, and an unexpected return to the stage for this moderately celebrated comedian and author. "One-man flash mob!" Toronto Star About the Artist Shawn Hitchins is the author of The Light Streamed Beneath It (ECW’ 21) and A Brief History of Oversharing (ECW’ 17). His one-person show Ginger Nation toured extensively before being filmed in concert (Amazon Prime/OUTtv). Hitchins is an award-winning entertainer, writer, personality, and creator of live performance. Hitchins was featured on CBC’s The Next Chapter with Shelagh Rogers, q, and Here & Now, and his work garnered notices from the Guardian, GayTimes UK, BuzzFeed, CNN, BBC, BBC World Service, TimeOut NY, Etalk, The Social, and The Toronto Star. Shawn is a frequent contributor to CBCArts and The Walrus. Hitchins currently resides in Vancouver. Credits Dramaturgy by Jen Sookfong Lee Sound by Sue Newberry & The Law Outside Eye (for Intrepid Residency) Izad Etimadi Developed under mentorship with Karen Hines Accessibility Sensory warnings: Loud noises Content warnings: Adult language, sexual content Arrival at the venue: The doors will open 30 minutes ahead of showtime. Masks are welcomed inside the theatre and available at the box office. Refunds: If you are not feeling well or have any symptoms, please stay home to help keep everyone safe. We are able to discuss refunds on a case by case basis due to health reasons before the performance. Please contact tickets@intrepidtheatre.com. We are unable to arrange refunds after a performance has occurred.
Intrepid Studio
Intrepid Studio