Well, at least we have pictures of the Hairspray set that was actually touched by John Travolta . . .

Running from Sept 27- Oct 1 at Theatre Passe Muraille Native Earth presents Honouring Theatre an indigenous theatre triple bill. Annie Mae’s Movement, a culmination of Canadian playwright Yvette Nolan’s artistic and personal growth, featuring two-time Gemini award winner Michelle St. John in the title role. Imported from New Zealand, Frangipani Perfume is a powerful and sensual black comedy about escape and dreams. Playwright Makerita Urale flicks out satirical slaps at Margaret Mead while bowing down to the greatness of Einstein and mesmerizing tropical fragrances. Rounding out the playbill is playwright David Milroy’s 2003 Patrick White Award-winning play Windmill Baby, produced by Yirra Yaakin Noongar Theatre of Australia.

Never been to a poetry slam? Want to know what performance poetry mixed with a rock concert feels like? Then head to Toronto Poetry Slam with special guest Jamie Kilstein from New York. Fun, prizes and surprises! Saturday, September 30, Victory Café, 581 Markham St. (upstairs), poet signup 8:30pm, show at 9pm, $5.

Also Saturday at the Bovine, September 30, Aide-de-Camp, Dearly Beloved, The Populars $5 cover, doors open at 9 pm.