Stop by the Library for pride-themed stories, face-painting, button-making, a treasure hunt, and more! In partnership with Eastern Shore Pride, Rec, SchoolsPlus, and Eastern Shore and Musquodoboit Valley Literacy Network
Location: Musquodoboit Harbour Public Library, 7900 Trunk 7, Musquodoboit Harbour
7:00 p.m.
Little Miss Sunshine: I Tried to Kill Myself, Spent a Week in the Psych Ward, and My Boyfriend Left Me: a Memoir
Little Miss Sunshine: I Tried to Kill Myself, Spent a Week in the Psych Ward, and My Boyfriend Left Me: a Memoir is exactly what it sounds like. It’s a standup routine/one woman show/tell all memoir that no one asked for. Join Hannah McGaughey as she takes you through a chronological telling of one trauma to the next and tries to make sense of her relationship with existence.
Hannah McGaughey (she/her) is a Charlottetown based artist/nursing student. Born and raised in PEI, Hannah recently returned home following a two year stint in Toronto. However, Hannah is spending summer 2023 in Halifax completing her final preceptorship for nursing school! Hannah is looking forward to bringing back “Little Miss Sunshine,” this time to a fresh audience and is hopeful that they will be able to resonate with shared fundamental human experiences while having a laugh along the way.
Please note that the show does contain mature language and discussion of sexual assault, suicide, mental illness, religious trauma, and other adult themes, making it not a family friendly show.
New Waterford Boy is an intimate upbeat kitchen party where RichieWilcox tells personal tales of being Rita MacNeil?'s nephew for a week, conquering first kisses at junior high dances, the inner workings of Canadian Idol (he was in the top 11 of Season One) and more as he also belts Cape Breton classic tunes from Allister MacGillivray?, the Rankin Family, Rita MacNeil? and John Allan Cameron. Backed by his band made up of top-notch talented friends, the two-act show pays tribute to traditional Cape Breton culture while making way for the people of Cape Breton today, here and now.
Performance is 120 minutes, including an intermission
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