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Shakespeare in High Park - Canadian Stage
Production Stage Manager: Laura Baxter
Stage Manager: Michael Barrs
Assistant Stage Manager: Taryn Dougall
Apprentice Stage Manager: Jessica Campbell-Maracle
July 4th-September 1st 2019
Production Stage Manager: Laura Baxter
Stage Manager: Michael Barrs
Assistant Stage Manager: Taryn Dougall
Apprentice Stage Manager: Jessica Campbell-Maracle
July 4th-September 1st 2019
Much Ado About Nothing
Directed by Liza Balkan
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Measure for Measure Directed by Severn Thompson
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St. Clair College - Into the Woods
Director: Lezlie Wade Music Director: John Karr Set Designer: Bob Ivey Lighting Designer: Gareth Crew Costume Design: Agatha Knelsen Stage Manager: Taryn Dougall Assistant Stage Manager: Angelo Ciardella The St. Clair College Music Performance & Entertainment Technology Students present Stephen Sondheim’s Into the Woods, The Brothers Grimm epic fairy tale about wishes, family and the choices we make, at the Chrysler Theatre on April 20, 24, 25, 26, & 27, 2019. |
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Grand Theatre - FENCES
Directed by Djanet Sears
Starring Nigel Shawn Williams
In Pittsburgh in the 1950s, former Negro League baseball star Troy Maxson now supports his family by working as a trash collector. This modern classic from legendary playwright August Wilson sits at the crossroads of cultural change in America, set during the 50s and 60s Civil Rights Movement. With a creative team of Canada's leading theatre artists, you'll see why this is one of the most honoured plays of the American theatre, recently adapted as an Academy Award-winning film starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
“A contemporary classic – the play is grounded in gritty realism while sailing into lyrical inspiration at the same time. It leaves me both uplifted and devastated. That’s brilliant writing.” – Dennis Garnhum
Position: Apprentice Stage Manager
Directed by Djanet Sears
Starring Nigel Shawn Williams
In Pittsburgh in the 1950s, former Negro League baseball star Troy Maxson now supports his family by working as a trash collector. This modern classic from legendary playwright August Wilson sits at the crossroads of cultural change in America, set during the 50s and 60s Civil Rights Movement. With a creative team of Canada's leading theatre artists, you'll see why this is one of the most honoured plays of the American theatre, recently adapted as an Academy Award-winning film starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
“A contemporary classic – the play is grounded in gritty realism while sailing into lyrical inspiration at the same time. It leaves me both uplifted and devastated. That’s brilliant writing.” – Dennis Garnhum
Position: Apprentice Stage Manager