Sinner is hilariious, fearless, heartbreaking, and ultimately hopeful.

Marla Torgerson tells the story of a young woman escaping the rigid certainty of fundamentalist Christianity. It isn’t just a story about religion, it's about anyone who’s had to leave behind the world that raised them in order to become themselves.

With razor-sharp wit, unforgettable songs, soaring vocals, a phenomenal live band, and Toronto’s own Forte Gay Men’s Chorus, Sinner is as entertaining as it is emotionally devastating.

The opening, operatic trigger warning jokes that your patriarchy-sensitive boomer dad might be offended. Honestly? He may be exactly the person who needs to see it.

Everyone else will laugh, cry, and leave with the warmth of healing old wounds, knowing they are enough, after all.

Don’t miss this one.