Celestial Bodies

Written by Jacob Margaret Archer
Directed by Jimmy Blais
Recommended for Ages 12+

Presented at Geordie Theatre Fest
January 19-25, 2025

Stella, a fast-thinking (and even-faster-talking) teenager, has barely even started high school, and she’s already over it. Obviously, the best course of action is to lay low and hope that no one notices that she’s an awkward, clinically anxious space-nerd. But when that plan goes supernova and explodes, she scrambles to cope with totally normal teen challenges, like bullying, casual binge eating, and… accidentally becoming an ice hockey goalie? Armed with supportive but questionably effective advice from her moms (a consummate peacemaker and a pep-talking former Olympian), as well as the unwavering enthusiasm of a high-energy classmate, some surprisingly astute coaching from her somewhat obtuse crush, and a good dog named Oort Cloud, can Stella find the genuine pleasure of existing in a physical body in a world that wants to shame her for the body she has? Interrogating the way bodies are approached as a problem to be fixed, Celestial Bodies is one girl’s cosmic journey to truly owning, literally and metaphorically, the space she occupies.

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Performance Dates

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Themes and Concepts

➜   Emotional Support

➜   Self Love

➜   Body Image

➜   Mental Health and Wellbeing

➜   Allyship

➜   Anti-bullying

➜   Self-Expression

➜   Parental Relationships

➜   Perserverence

➜   Anxiety

Resources

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Accessibility

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For Educators

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All performances are presented at 
La Maison Théâtre

245 Ontario St E,
Montreal, Quebec H2X 1X6

Getting Here:

By metro: Berri-UQAM or Saint-Laurent
By bus: 24, 55, 125
By car: Street parking, Cégep du Vieux-Montréal ($), La Grande Bibliothèque ($), Cinéma Quartier Latin ($), Horoparc de la Ville de Montréal ($)

Cast and Team

Riel Reddick-Stevens

Stella

Jacob Margaret Archer – Playwright
Jimmy Blais
 – Director
Eo Sharp – Set/Costume Design
Tim Rodrigues – Lighting Design