A successful real estate agent and journeyman roofer are characters in a one-man comedy coming to a Surrey stage for a night. In , Lucas Myers’ observational humour is featured at Surrey City Hall's Centre Stage theatre on Saturday, Nov. 9.
The Nelson-based performer founded in 2004 as a vehicle for creating original work "that reflects the audacity of the human spirit," according to a bio. "By redefining the performance experience through audience interaction, music and unconventional characterizations," the company's productions "break through the audience/performer bubble to reveal the dazzle behind the mundane and bring catharsis through exposing the heart beneath the hilarity." aims to make audiences laugh and think in a story focused on Dave, a realtor living the dream with a hot car, smart kids, beautiful wife, unbelievable sound system, designer kitchen and steam shower.
When he launches a self-improvement video series, Dave discovers major issues with his roof, and cracks begin to form in his perfect world. Enter Stevie, a roofer with stand-up comedy aspirations. As they collaborate on fixing the roof, Stevie forces Dave to confront his shortcomings and come to terms with what being a good person really means.
is staged with an audience advisory for strong language and mature themes. , or call 604-501-5566. , Myers performed his solo show , in which he played a neurotic single parent and built an actual deck on the Surrey Arts Centre stage, and raffled off the stru.
