About the show A 90-minute dramatic monologue about the École Polytechnique massacre, told from Marc Lépine’s point of view; performances address male and female audience members separately before bringing them together during the massacre account.
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Wikipedia source revision : Wikipedia contributors, The Anorak; revision 1345731695. History: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=The%20Anorak&action=history ; license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ . Synopsis paraphrased during individual-page model review. Catalog year basis: 2000 est: the official The Anorak programme’s opening history refers to a York University, Toronto, premiere in 2000, then explicitly dates the first mainstage productions to February 2002. The earlier sentence is grammatically damaged and the initial presentation format unclear. The selected 2000 is an estimated representative origin, not a verified full mainstage premiere. Montreal in September 2004 and the UK in 2013 are later.
TheAnorak official author/producerprogramme : The play history distinguishes the York origin and premiere claim in 2000, the first mainstage productions in February 2002 and the Montreal premiere in September 2004. Credits Adam Kelly Morton as writer.
TheAnorak officialhistory : Identifies the MFA performance-assignment origin, the 90-minute monologue, Montreal in September 2004 and later territorial productions.