Things I Know To Be True
 
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 	TEXT ON SCREEN: Things I Know To Be True	
Christine Horne: Things I know to be true is about a family two parents, four kids.	TEXT ON SCREEN: A new play by Andrew Bovell
TEXT ON SCREEN: The story of a family
2 parents, 4 kids	
Christine Horne: All of these family members love each other really, really intensely, and it's leading to a lot of fractures.	TEXT ON SCREEN: Christine Horne as Pip	
Daniel Maslany: I think they're a family that has been simmering with tension for a long time and is now at a boiling point.	TEXT ON SCREEN: Daniel Maslany as Ben	
Tom McCamus: They're seemingly your everyday, normal family. But as the play goes, you realize that nobody is normal in this.	TEXT ON SCREEN: Tom McCamus as Bob	
Alanna Bale: In this family of sixhoever, whoever is in the audience is going to gravitate towards one of the characters and feel themselves represented.	TEXT ON SCREEN: Alanna Bale as Rosie	
Merlin Simard: I think this play urges the audience to think about what really is important about your relationship with your family.	TEXT ON SCREEN: Merlin Simard as Mia	
Seanna McKenna: If it was playing in Toronto right now and I wasn't in it, I would definitely go see it.	TEXT ON SCREEN: Seanna McKenna as Fran	
Daniel Maslany: The way it's written feels like a living room and the chaos of having everyone together.	 	
Christine Horne: I think of it as a really tumultuous love story between these six family members.	 	
Merlin Simard: I think it speaks about the distance between who your parents want you to be and who you are.	 	
Alanna Bale: I saw my own family reflected in this family.	 	
Tom McCamus: I just found it very moving, and I found really beautiful. Beautiful.	 	
Seanna McKenna: It's an ode to family.