Hooligan Theory
Written by Sarah Danielle Pitman
Directed by Dean Fleming
Recommended for ages 12+ (High School & CÉGEP)
Presented at Geordie’s Playground Festival
January 2027
When Madison, a teen with a head full of science and a plan to make art that means something, collides with Riley, a sharp, instinctive graffiti writer with a very different way of moving through the world, the two are pulled into an unexpected connection. As late-night tagging, quantum physics, and the pressures of everyday life begin to overlap, their friendship grows in ways that are funny, charged, and deeply human.
Hooligan Theory is a vivid play about art, class, risk, and what it means to be truly seen by someone who should not understand you, but somehow does.
Themes & Concepts
Friendship
Trust & Betrayal
Privilege
Class & Structural Inequity
Art & Activism
Personal Choice
Quantum Theory
All performances are presented at
La Maison Théâtre
245 rue Ontario Est
Montréal, Québec, H2X 1X6
Getting there:
By metro: Berri-UQAM (orange, yellow, and green line) or Saint-Laurent (green line)
By bus: 24, 55, 125
By car: Street parking, Cégep du Vieux-Montréal ($), La Grande Bibliothèque ($), Cinéma Quartier Latin ($), Horoparc de la Ville de Montréal ($)
By BIXI: Sanguinet / Ontario; Sanguinet / de Maisonneuve; Berri-UQAM metro
Creative Team
Sarah Danielle Pitman – Playwright
Dean Fleming – Director
Diana Uribe – Set & Costume Designer
potatoCakes_digital – Video Designers
HeatherEllen Strain – Sound Designer

