Li'l Trampoline Hall
Presented by Misha Glouberman
Trampoline Hall is a barroom lecture series that has been running monthly in Toronto since before forever, and had sold out every show since its inception. The talks range from serious to ridiculous, with the one rule being that speakers cannot be professionally expert on their topic (though they are often very knowledgeable). Misha Glouberman hosts the shows and after every lecture, he runs a Q+A between the audience and the speaker.
Li’l Trampoline Hall is roughly the same idea, but all the speakers are children! Also the lectures will be a lot shorter. Also the venue will be cleaner. Driven by host Misha’s wish for there to be more events in the city that are fun for kids *and* adults.
The show is for kids, for parents, and for regular adults without children.
Followed by pizza party afterward!
Directed by Misha Glouberman
Hosted by Misha Glouberman and Billy Glouberman
March 2, 2025
to March 2, 2024
Tickets are General Admission $23
Franco Boni Theatre
March 2 at 2pm
The show is for kids, for parents, and for regular adults without
children
This performance is 90 minutes
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