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Selected Viewer Comments

Beautifully produced… A breath of fresh, pastural air
— Montreal Theatre Hub
I loved this Kenny. Brought back such memories of my grandmother. It was so creative and from the heart. The scenery was magnificent and you are a wonderful story teller. I hope there will be more. I will be watching this one again. Well done!!
— Trish O.
I watched this twice. I hope it will be available to show others who haven’t seen it. Very good and surprisingly touching in the end. Can’t wait to see more like this. 👍
— Mel K.

Kenny Streule’s Malunderstood: A Virtual Performance Experience

Filmed at Kenny’s childhood home on his family’s dairy farm, this experience offers a taste of comedy, puppetry and storytelling - an ode to the original Malunderstood.

A grandmother should spoil you from time to time, no? Well, not Kenny Streule's grandmother. Immerse yourself in a collection of memories that explain how Kenny was raised by a wild beaver.

18 minutes, presented as a live-broadcast

Thursday, August 19, 8PM

Friday, August 20, 5:30PM

Saturday, August 21, 9:30AM

Sunday, August 22, 2:30PM

A part of the yellow package from FringeNorth

Presented with Isabelle Michaud’s “Déambulations”

PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN.

Buy tickets at: https://fringenorth.tickit.ca/events/12678-yellow-package-malunderstood-deambulations

Questions? Contact kenny.streule@gmail.com

Written and Performed by Kenny Streule

Directed by Amy Blackmore

Adapted by Amy Blackmore and Kenny Streule

Filmed and Edited by Sean Colby

Dramaturgy provided by Jesse Stong

Production Management by Rebecca Durocher

Costume Consultation by holly Greco

Dialect Coaching by Michael J. Zernitz

Puppet Design by Jessica Alley

Poster Design by Becca McFarlane

Supported by MainLine Theatre and the Canada Council for the Arts #digitaloriginals

For media enquiries, contact kenny.streule@gmail.com

Team Bios

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Written & Performed by Kenny Streule

Kenny Streule is a Montreal based actor, performer and playwright. From humble beginnings growing up on a Brome Lake dairy farm southeast of Montreal, Kenny always aspired to be an actor. His passion for creating has led him to found his theatre company KS Presents. Based on the life of his cousin living in the country, City Boy was the first play he wrote and produced. His first solo show, Malunderstood, was presented at MainLine Theatre in February 2020. Recognized for his role as the Narrator in Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show (MainLine Theatre), Kenny used comedy to explore themes of family dynamics and acceptance in his work. An active arts advocate, Kenny is the Artistic Producer of MainLine Theatre and the St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival and he is the secretary of the Quebec Drama Federation Board of directors.

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Directed by Amy Blackmore

As the Executive and Artistic Director of MainLine Theatre and the St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival. A Montreal English Theatre Awards’ (META) nominated choreographer, Amy’s recent credits include direction for Richard O’Brien’s The Rocky Horror Show (MainLine Theatre) and Malunderstood (KS Presents), and co-direction for Gratitude by Oren Safdie. She recently premiered an excerpt of her latest work-in-progress Is there anything else I can do for you? at Centaur Theatre. Inspired by the uncertainty of waiting for a thyroid cancer diagnosis during the COVID-19 pandemic, this was presented as a part of the inaugural Portico Project. A passionate advocate for the arts, Amy has spearheaded many initiatives such as Montreal's Fringe World Congress and the QDF Congress: Shaping the Future of English Theatre in Quebec. Amy sits on the Executive Committee of the Conseil québécois du théâtre and is the Past President of the Quebec Drama Federation.

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Filmed and Edited by Sean Colby

Sean Colby is an up-and-coming young actor, director, editor and producer who currently resides in Toronto. His short film “Nothing Has Changed” won best Canadian film at the Canada International Film Festival in 2018. He runs his own production company, which has produced and directed many short films, web series and commercials. He is also a working actor who has performed in many film/TV projects and has acted on one of Canada’s largest theatre stages, at the National Art Centre.

Press Release

December 14, 2020

January 12, 2021

August 17, 2021

Press Photos

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