City of Origin: Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Playwright: David Mamet
Director: Richard Michelle-Pentelbury
Cast: Stuart Bentley and Mike Johnson

Two old men sit on a park bench, as they do every day, contemplating the meaning of life, the law of nature and trying to come to grips with the inevitable. Their discussion about ducks and life, provides observations that are profoundly hilarious.

Directed by Richard Michelle-Pentelbury!

Winner of Best Production at the 2011 Calgary Region One-Act Play Festival.

Outstanding Best Male Actors: 2011 Calgary Regional One-Act Play Festival

Best Director Award: 2011 Provincial One Act lay Festival.

“A tour de force for actors Stuart Bentley and Mike Johnson. A sensitive, loving andd insightful exploration of friendship and aging. Mamet is well served by this heartfelt version of his classic play.” Louis B Hobson, Calgary Sun

" A rare glimpse into the duck pond of life. The team has captured the rhythm and nuance of Mamet’s funny and touching script and in doing so, plays beautifully on our heart strings. A fine and well crafted production." Eric Rose, Ghost River Theatre

“Seeing the richness of character and meaning that these guys found in this script, made me want to be in the show.” Stephen Hair, Actor and Adjudicator

Genre: Comedy / Comedy/Drama / Drama
Rating: General Audience (Ages 10+, mild language (the words shit and piss are used))

Length: 55 minutes
Tickets: $ 15.00

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