Presently on at the Cultch is a smart little rom-com that takes on grief and loneliness with a twist of drag thrown in. We meet Keaton Chu, played by Nelson Wong (you'll recognize him from local commercials and bus stop ads, as well as countless Hallmark movies to name a few of his credentials), who is grieving the loss of his parents and having to deal with taking over their produce farm.
Enter one Joe McKinlay, played by Taylor Kare, who shakes up Keaton's world in more ways than one. Throw in a dancing tomato and your evening is made. Written by Rick Tae, My Little Tomato is a fun foray into the world of two men trying to find themselves and wind up finding each other. Directed by Cameron Mackenzie, of Zee Zee Theatre, the energy in the show is palpable. This is also a partnership with the Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre as well as Rice & Beans Theatre, making it a true community affair!
This is a fun, smart, and hilarious night out at the theatre! Don't miss it!
My Little Tomato is on now at The Cultch until March 19.
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