Andrew Jamieson's B-Side at The Wiggle Room

Andrew Jamieson, classically trained antagonist, shows off his B-Side for one night only. You may know him as a writer, a poet, an actor, director, producer, creator of stimulating (and confusing) immersive work, but few people know him as a vocalist, a chanteur.

On Sunday, September 8th at The Wiggle Room, Andrew Jamieson, with assistance from the unbelievably talented Sophie Lane, will correct this egregious oversight. Join Andrew, Sophie, and Esteban Montana for a truly unforgettable evening.

Drawing on his life as a performer, Andrew Jamieson will take the audience on a journey of story and song, covering some of his favorite musical theatre compositions. There will be laughs, there will be tears, but rest assured: there will be NO Andrew Lloyd Webber.

The evening will open with local comedian and producer Abby Stonehouse, host of the House of Stone podcast, featured at JFL, Zoofest, and more! Currently Abby is serving as a producer/organizer of the legendary LadyFest, running the first week
of September.

GET YOUR TICKETS HERE:
https://www.wiggleroom.ca/event.../andrew-jamiesons-b-side

Don't sleep on this, who knows when, if ever, Andrew Jamieson will show this side again!?

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Andrew Jamieson
www.whothef*ckisandrewjamieson.com

Sophie Lane
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/sophielane/medicine

Abby Stonehouse
https://abbystonehouse.carrd.co/

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ACCESSIBILITY: The Wiggle Room is a second floor venue at the top of a single flight of stairs. If you require assistance, please let us know!

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