We are thrilled to welcome you to Canadian Stage’s 22–23 season. This year, we are presenting vital, joyful stories, mounting large-scale plays on the Bluma stage, and welcoming back some of our favourite artists to our stages. Our season includes blockbuster plays (Choir Boy, Public Enemy), an unforgettable adaptation of one of our nation’s most treasured novels (Fall On Your Knees), the Canadian premiere of a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama (Fairview), a new work by one of Europe’s most celebrated theatre companies (Are we not drawn onward to new erA), the return of the beloved Ronnie Burkett to Canadian Stage (Little Dickens), and a new piece by the outstanding Red Sky Performance (Miigis: Underwater Panther), among other shows. It is a season that celebrates the indelible spirit of artists who are defining contemporary culture today. Take a moment to explore these pages and we hope you’ll join us for this incredible season. We can’t wait to see you at the theatre!
Brendan Healy Artistic Director
Monica Esteves Executive Director
Photo by David Leyes
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This sacred land has held story for thousands of years: stories that live in the fabric of who we are as a nation. Canadian Stage would like to acknowledge and thank the original caretakers and knowledge keepers of this territory: The Anishinaabe Nations (including the Mississaugas of the Credit River), The Haudenosaunee Confederacy, Wendat and Métis Nations. We give thanks to the Nations recorded and unrecorded, acknowledged and unacknowledged, who also share the responsibility for this territory. We honour the Dish With One Spoon Treaty and our responsibility to peaceably share and care for the resources that surround us. We are honoured to be in this meeting place called Tkaronto that many First Nations, Inuit and Métis people from across Turtle Island call home.
Kobèna Acquaah-Harrison, Pulga Muchochoma, Casimiro Nhussi; Photo by Dahlia Katz
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Jonathan Goad, Michelle Monteith, Matthew Edison
Theatre • Canada Marilyn and Charles Baillie Theatre
Public Enemy By Olivier Choinière • Translated and Adapted by Bobby Theodore Directed by Brendan Healy With Rosemary Dunsmore, Matthew Edison, Jonathan Goad, Michelle Monteith, Amy Rutherford, and more. You're invited to a dinner unlike any you've attended before - a familiar setting with a surreal twist.
September 20 – October 2, 2022
Meet Elizabeth, the frail but stubborn matriarch hosting dinner for her three children - James, Melissa, and ne'er-do-well Danny - and her two grandchildren, teen Tyler and young Olivia, whose unsettling presence permeates the story.
A Canadian Stage production.
In the blistering Public Enemy, directed in its Canadian English-language premiere by Artistic Director Brendan Healy, the always subversive Olivier Choinière fuses painstakingly choreographed rapid-fire dialogue with elements of the fantastical, as we chart through moments that are both eerily recognizable and piercingly insightful.
Public Enemy is underwritten by Sandra Simpson in recognition of her generous gift to Canadian Stage's Transformation Campaign. Public Enemy is generously underwritten by John and Nancy Embry. This translation was commissioned by L’ACTIVITÉ with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Choinière has a gift for putting a finger on the pulse of our society that is both powerful and sublime. — Revue Jeu
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Tony Award Winner NYT Critic's Pick
Choir Boy
David Andrew Reid
Theatre • USA Bluma Appel Theatre
By Tarell Alvin McCraney Directed by Mike Payette With Scott Bellis, Andrew Broderick, Daren A. Herbert, Clarence 'CJ' Jura, David Andrew Reid, Savion Roach, and more. November 8 – 19, 2022
From the Academy Award-winning screenwriter of Moonlight comes the Broadway hit Choir Boy, a coming-of-age play threaded through with rapturous gospel hymns.
Co-produced by Canadian Stage & Arts Club Theatre Company (Vancouver).
Pharus is a senior at the Charles R. Drew Prep School for Boys, and the proud leader of its legendary gospel choir. The prestigious school is committed to building ‘strong, ethical Black men,’ but conforming to their traditions becomes harder as he learns to accept his personal truth. Weighing reconciliation and rebellion, Choir Boy is a love letter to the healing power of music, featuring gorgeously sung a cappella hymns.
Choir Boy is generously underwritten by David W. Binet.
Vivid, magnetic and moving. — The New York Times Complex and beautiful. — Chicago Tribune
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Theatre • Canada Marilyn and Charles Baillie Theatre
Little Dickens Created and performed by Ronnie Burkett The cast of The Daisy Theatre take on the beloved holiday classic, A Christmas Carol, in the merriest marionette mash-up ever.
November 23 – December 18, 2022
Faded Daisy diva, Esmé Massengill, plays the role of miserly, drunken, bitter Esmé Scrooge, in this Burkett-esque retelling of the Dickens classic. As always with an improvised Daisy show, there is no set script, and in the journey of Esmé Scrooge toward redemption, she encounters all the Daisy favourites portraying Dickens’ familiar characters. In keeping with the vaudeville show theme of The Daisy Theatre, popular Christmas songs will feature in a burlesque opening, sultry jazz solos, and the merriment of Fezziwig’s party.
*This production is intended for adult audiences only, ages 16+. Children under the age of 16 will not be admitted. A Canadian Stage presentation. Ronnie Burkett's appearance is generously supported by the Remembering Otto & Marie Pick Charitable Foundation.
A raucous, adults-only holiday treat, Little Dickens holds true to the heart of A Christmas Carol by featuring The Daisy Theatre’s most iconic and beloved character, Schnitzel, as Tiny Tim.
Hysterically funny and often very naughty. — Montreal Gazette Lightheartedly silly, sometimes deliriously so…Mr. Burkett is a benevolent god: indelicate, a little poignant and kind of fantastic. — The New York Times
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World Premiere Oprah's Book Club Selection
Fall On Your Knees
Amaka Umeh, Deborah Hay
Theatre • Canada Bluma Appel Theatre
Part One: Family Tree | Part Two: The Diary Co-created and Written by Hannah Moscovitch Co-created and Directed by Alisa Palmer Production Dramaturgy by Mel Hague Based on the Novel by Ann-Marie MacDonald With Tim Campbell, Janelle Cooper, Diane Flacks, Eva Foote, Deborah Hay, Samantha Hill, Drew Moore, Cara Rebecca, Nathan D Simmons, Maryem Tollar, Amaka Umeh, Jenny L Wright, Antoine Yared, and more. January 20 – February 5, 2023
For the first time ever, Ann-Marie MacDonald's iconic masterpiece is reinvented for the stage, in an epic two-part theatrical event.
A National Arts Centre, Vita Brevis Arts, Canadian Stage, Neptune Theatre, Grand Theatre production.
From the battlefields of the First World War to the incandescent Harlem jazz scene, Fall On Your Knees tells the sweeping story of Cape Breton Island's Piper family over three generations.
Fall On Your Knees is generously underwritten by a consortium of supporters, including Alexandra Baillie and Julie Sutherland. Developed with support from the National Arts Centre’s National Creation Fund. Lead Donors: Margaret Fountain, C.M., DFA (H) & David Fountain, C.M.
This internationally acclaimed saga weaves the story of four unforgettable sisters, whose loves, sins, secrets and redemptions are revealed in breathtaking twists and turns. Fast-paced, music-driven, and vast in scale, Fall On Your Knees is highly anticipated, and not to be missed.
A wild ride... I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough. — Oprah Winfrey 12
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Daniela Carmona
Dance • Canada Marilyn and Charles Baillie Theatre
Miigis: Underwater Panther Red Sky Performance By Sandra Laronde in collaboration with performers With Joey Arrigo, Daniela Carmona, Kristin DeAmorim, Shakeil Rollock, and Carleen Zouboules. The Miigis saga reveals the power of nature and Indigenous prophecy through contemporary Indigenous dance, theatrical innovation, and a fusion of athleticism, music, and film.
January 21 – 29, 2023
Miigis: Underwater Panther is about our journey from the Atlantic Ocean to the Great Lakes as we explore catalysts for movement, water trade routes, Anishinaabe archetypes, and mystery beings on our journey from salt to fresh water.
A Red Sky Performance production presented by Canadian Stage. Miigis: Underwater Panther is generously underwritten by Elaine Kierans and Shawn McReynolds.
You can’t do better than Red Sky Performance, exemplary and magical. — NOW Magazine
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Toronto Premiere
Are we not drawn onward to new erA
Photo by Mirjam Devriendt
Theatre • Belgium Bluma Appel Theatre
Ontroerend Goed February 9 – 11, 2023
A Canadian Stage Presentation.
The influential Belgian company Ontroerend Goed visits Toronto for three nights only with a conceptually daring, visually stunning performance of environmental apocalypse – with a twist. The palindromic – in title and form – Are we not drawn onward to new erA presents a visual metaphor for this crucial moment in our future history. This incredibly inventive performance is both playful and surprising; hilarious and heart-achingly beautiful.
— The Guardian The simplest response to this phenomenal show is just to say, “wow.” — British Theatre
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Chelsea Russell, Ordena Stephens-Thompson
Theatre • USA Marilyn and Charles Baillie Theatre
Canadian Premiere Pulitzer Prize Winner
Fairview By Jackie Sibblies Drury With Peter N. Bailey, Sascha Cole, Colin A. Doyle, Jennifer Dzialoszynski, Jeff Lillico, Chelsea Russell, Ordena Stephens-Thompson, and Sophia Walker. After its stunning sell-out NYC debut, Canadian Stage and Obsidian Theatre are proud to mount the first Canadian production of Jackie Sibblies Drury’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama.
March 4 – 26, 2023
In Fairview, the Frasier household is preparing for Grandma’s birthday party, but not everything is as it seems. While Beverly holds on to her sanity by a thread, her sister can’t be bothered to help, her brother is MIA, her husband doesn’t seem to listen... and the party guests are more than unexpected. A poignant examination of power, Fairview confronts notions of theatre, race, and surveillance.
A Canadian Stage and Obsidian Theatre co-production.
A glorious, scary reminder of the unmatched power of live theater to rattle, roil and shake us wide awake. — The New York Times
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Maanomaa, My Brother
Tawiah M'Carthy, Brad Cook
Theatre • Canada Berkeley Street Theatre – Upstairs
Created by Tawiah M'Carthy and Brad Cook, with Anne-Marie Donovan With Brad Cook and Tawiah M'Carthy. April 11 – 30, 2023
When childhood friends Kwame and Will reunite in Ghana for the funeral of a loved one, they realize just how much has changed since the events that separated them 25 years earlier.
A Blue Bird Theatre Collective and Canadian Stage co-production.
As they struggle with the urge to keep stories from the past buried and the desire to connect, resurfaced memories set them on a journey to discover a truth that neither of them expected. Blending styles of West African and Canadian theatre, Maanomaa, My Brother mixes myth with reality, and the past with the present.
Maanomaa, My Brother is generously underwritten by Huw Evans & Kathryn Bird and Julie Sutherland.
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Human Measure by Cassils
A Vanguard Performance Series Two of Canada's most provocative creators present new urgent works that redefine the boundaries of live art.
Cabaret Noir
Internationally lauded, multidisciplinary artist Cassils brings their first piece of contemporary dance to Canadian Stage for a limited engagement. Featuring all Trans and Gender NonConforming (GNC) performers, Human Measure weaves elements of kinesiology, martial arts, sports science, and photography. A collaboration with choreographer Jasmine Albuquerque, who has worked with the likes of St Vincent, Devendra Banhart, Laura Marling and Mike Mills, the performance draws upon personal safety as well as vulnerability and problematizes visibility in a moment of heightened violence against the GNC/ Trans community.
October 27 – 29, 2022 Presented by Canadian Stage.
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Cabaret Noir Created by Mélanie Demers, Mayday Danse Production. The cast of Cabaret Noir uses movement, dialogue, and music to reconstruct emblematic scenes from popular culture in a work that is both a celebration and resistance of concepts of "Blackness". The artists play with clichés, folklore, and prejudices, summoning the words of Frantz Fanon, Nina Simone, Dany Laferrière, and Spike Lee to illustrate that no external authority can define our identities.
February 9 – 11, 2023 A dance Immersion and Canadian Stage co-presentation.
Cabaret Noir contains text spoken in English, French, Spanish, and Creole.
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Un. Deux. Trois.
Special Guest Series Canadian Stages welcomes some of Toronto's finest theatre companies to the Berkeley Street Theatre.
Un. Deux. Trois. By Mani Soleymanlou in collaboration with the performers Breathtaking in both scale and scope, this epic trilogy starts with a single person’s quest for identity and evolves, over the three parts, to bring over 40 performers from across Canada to the stage in an act of collective intimacy.
October 13 – 16, 2022 An Orange Noyée Production in association with Théâtre français de Toronto and Canadian Stage.
Presented in French with English supertitles.
Book by Sara Farb Music & Lyrics by Britta Johnson
New By Pamela Mala Sinha Directed by Alan Dilworth The arrival of a Bengali bride to a small university town shakes up a tight-knit group of Indian immigrants, including the husband she’s never met. Tradition and counterculture collide for three women and their husbands as their perceptions of identity, sexuality, and the meaning of freedom are challenged by the spirit – and actions – of this fearless young woman.
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Kelly v. Kelly
April 25 – May 14, 2023 A Necessary Angel Theatre Company Production in association with Canadian Stage and the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre.
Inspired by true events from 1915 in New York, KELLY v. KELLY reveals the story of a mother and daughter divided by passion, money and what it means to be a woman at a time of huge societal change. When a 19-year-old heiress becomes tangled in an affair with a seductive tango dancer, her distraught mother has her arrested and charged with incorrigibility, sparking a court case that scandalizes the nation.
May 26 – June 18, 2023 A Musical Stage Company production in association with Canadian Stage.
Featuring an electrifying musical score and mesmeric choreography, the inaugural production of KELLY v. KELLY will take you inside the imaginations of two of Canada’s most celebrated musical theatre forces.
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