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Stroke of Luck 2
Written & Performed by Vincent Champagne & Salem Haber Circus and Storytelling - Winnipeg, MB
V.8 - The Rachel Browne Theatre
The highly anticipated sequel Stroke of Luck 2 is the ridiculous true story of what it takes to go from the hospital to the stage in 30 days. A hysterical he said/she said performed by Salem Haber and Vincent Champagne. Chock-full of LED and circus routines, Vincent shares more details of how he landed himself in the hospital and got back on stage, with the help of the women that put him there.
4 1/2 STARS - Winnipeg Free Press

Director:
Kirsten Brooks

Show Info:
60 minutes
Genre:
Storytelling

Audience:
Parental Guidance

Mild Language, Sexual Content

Fri July 19 6:30 PM
Sat July 20 4:45 PM
Sun July 21 2:30 PM
Wed July 24 9:30 PM
Thu July 25 4:30 PM
Fri July 26 8:15 PM
Sat July 27 2:30 PM
Sun July 28 11:00 AM

Stroke of Luck 2 Written & Performed by Vincent Champagne & Salem Haber	Circus and Storytelling - Winnipeg, MB	V.8 - The Rachel Browne Theatre
	The highly anticipated sequel Stroke of Luck 2 is the ridiculous true story of what it takes to go from the hospital to the stage in 30 days. A hysterical he said/she said performed by Salem Haber and Vincent Champagne. Chock-full of LED and circus routines, Vincent shares more details of how he landed himself in the hospital and got back on stage, with the help of the women that put him there. 4 1/2 STARS - Winnipeg Free Press Director: Kirsten Brooks	Show Info: 60 minutes Genre: Storytelling Audience: Parental Guidance Mild Language, Sexual Content	Fri July 19 6:30 PM Sat July 20 4:45 PM Sun July 21 2:30 PM Wed July 24 9:30 PM Thu July 25 4:30 PM Fri July 26 8:15 PM Sat July 27 2:30 PM Sun July 28 11:00 AM

Stroke of Luck 2

Circus and Storytelling—The Rachel Browne Theatre

A revision of last year’s stroke of luck, exploring local circus performer Vincent champagne’s stroke and recovery back to performing. This time, we explore the role his girlfriend Salem Haber played in his life, his mindset, and the crucial support she provided to allow him to even begin the work to heal. Spanning their entire replacement, and the travails they faced in order to get here today, Salem joins Vincent this time in telling the story, and performing the circus tricks that a stroke stole from Vincent. Truly heartfelt and personal, the delivery was marred by some lack of polish, a few lines posing trouble and causing stumbles. It is ultimately an inspiring tale, just one a bit rough around the edges.

Josh Fidelak