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Message from the Artistic Director

We have myths we carry around in our heads:

Sons offered him a $35,000

tales of heroes and villains,

Seasons Restaurant in their

quests and wastelands. Every

new skyscraper on New

time we read a novel or see

York’s Park Avenue. Rothko

a play, we lay the pattern of

took the money and worked

those myths on top of the new

on the paintings but, as we

characters and the new sto-

see in John Logan’s play Red,

ries. We can’t help it. These

he felt a growing unease

templates were ingrained in

about the elite surroundings

us by our parents with their

in which his paintings were

commission (the equivalent of about $2 million today) to paint murals for the Four

fairy tales, by our religious

destined to hang. But could

leaders with their holy texts, and, if psychologist

he possibly go back on his agreement? What

Carl Jung was right, by our collective unconscious,

about the money and the paintings?

a kind of mythical DNA.

It is one thing for us to imagine what Rothko went

We see the Old Testament’s David and Goliath in

through during this period (like a knight preparing

Tolkien’s Frodo and Sauron and even in Sorkin’s

to fight the dragon), quite another to watch the

Kaffee and Jessep. The underdog tries to bring

actor playing Rothko actually paint those glowing

down the mighty and save the world from tyranny

canvases, those luminous squares that speak

again and again, which is why mythologist Joseph

not to our logic but to the very essence of our

Campbell entitled his book The Hero with a

being. Seeing them created, we understand why

Thousand Faces. Campbell wrote that the myths

Rothko’s next (and final) great commission was

always begin with a call to adventure, and so it is

for a non-denominational chapel in Houston. It

in Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men. The military

was a commission that allowed him to balance

assigns Kaffee to defend two young Marines

conscience and duty. At the dedication of the

charged with killing their comrade. Kaffee has no

chapel, Dominique De Menil said that his paint-

courtroom experience and the military would be

ings “bring us to the threshold of the divine,” as

happy for him to plead out this case as he has the

do the mythic stories that you’ll find on our stages

last 44. Of course, this case will be different, and

as we begin another transcendent season.

our young hero will need uncommon courage and the wisdom to recognize where duty ends and

Yours always,

conscience begins. Artist Mark Rothko was not a young man like Kaffee when he received his great call to adventure. He was in his mid-50s when Joseph Seagram and OCT/NOV 2012

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Theatre Abbreviation Legend Arts Club Arts Club Theatre Company, Vancouver BC ATF Atlantic Theatre Festival, Wolfville NS ATP Alberta Theatre Projects, Calgary AB BAM Brooklyn Academy of Music, NYC Bard on the Beach Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival, Vancouver BC Belfry The Belfry Theatre, Victoria BC Blyth Blyth Theatre Festival, Blyth ON Broadway New York Theatre District CBC Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Centaur Centaur Theatre Company, Montreal QC Citadel The Citadel Theatre, Edmonton AB COC Canadian Opera Company, Toronto ON CS The Canadian Stage Company, Toronto ON Dora Dora Mavor Moore Award, Toronto ON Drayton Drayton Entertainment, Ontario Dry Cold Dry Cold Productions, Winnipeg MB Factory Factory Theatre, Toronto ON GCTC The Great Canadian Theatre Company, Ottawa ON Grand The Grand Theatre, London ON Mirvish Mirvish Productions, Toronto ON MTYP Manitoba Theatre for Young People, Winnipeg MB NAC National Arts Centre, Ottawa ON Necessary Angel Necessary Angel Theatre Company, Toronto ON Neptune Neptune Theatre, Halifax NS NFB National Film Board of Canada NTS National Theatre School of Canada, Montreal QC Persephone Persephone Theatre, Saskatoon SK PTAM Popular Theatre Alliance of Manitoba, Winnipeg MB PTE Prairie Theatre Exchange, Winnipeg MB Rainbow Rainbow Stage, Winnipeg MB RNT Royal National Theatre, London, England Royal Alex The Royal Alexandra Theatre, Toronto ON RSC Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-Avon, England RWB Royal Winnipeg Ballet Segal The Segal Centre for Performing Arts, Montreal QC Shaw Shaw Festival, Niagara-on-the-Lake ON SIR Shakespeare in the Ruins, Winnipeg MB SNAC St. Norbert Arts Centre, Winnipeg MB Soulpepper Soulpepper Theatre Company, Toronto ON Stratford Stratford Festival, Stratford ON SummerWorks SummerWorks Theatre Festival, Toronto ON TA Theatre Aquarius, Hamilton ON Tarragon Tarragon Theatre, Toronto ON TBTR Theatre By the River, Winnipeg MB TC Theatre Calgary, Calgary AB TNB Theatre New Brunswick, Fredericton NB Toronto Free Toronto Free Theatre, Toronto ON TPM Theatre Projects Manitoba, Winnipeg MB TSO Toronto Symphony Orchestra U of M University of Manitoba U of T University of Toronto U of W University of Winnipeg VP Vancouver Playhouse Theatre Company, Vancouver BC West End Theatre District, London, England WJT Winnipeg Jewish Theatre WSO Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra YPT Young People’s Theatre, Toronto ON MTC gratefully acknowledges the support of all corporate and individual donors and foundations, and the assistance of:

We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, which last year invested $154 million to bring the arts to Canadians throughout the country.

With the generous support of the Manitoba Arts Council

With the generous support of the City of Winnipeg through the Winnipeg Arts Council

Nous remercions le Conseil des arts du Canada de son soutien. L’an dernier, le Conseil a investi 154 millions de dollars pour mettre de l’art dans la vie des Canadiennes et des Canadiens de tout le pays.

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A Few Good Men

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Doug Mertz, Paul Essiembre and Ashley O’Connell in A Few Good Men.

by Stephanie Buri Choy A Few Good Men is set in the summer of 1986 in Washington, DC and the United States Naval Base located at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The characters in the play are all members of the military, either as marines or military lawyers. The play takes place near the end of the so-called “Cold War.” The Cold War took place from 1947 to 1991, and was an ongoing state of political and military tension between the United States and the communist Soviet Union. The Soviet Union was made up of a number of Eastern European countries, the most powerful being Russia. While no direct military action took place during the Cold War, it was a time of heightened fear, since both the United States and the Soviet Union possessed nuclear weapons, and any use of these weapons would lead to massive destruction on both sides. By 1986 the tension had decreased, as the two sides engaged in talks and the Soviet Union weakened. In 1991, the Soviet Union officially dissolved and many of the former countries that were a part of it became independent again. Cuba was involved in the Cold War because of their alliance with the Soviet Union. In 1959, Fidel Castro took power in Cuba after a revolution, and in 1961, he formally declared Cuba to be Communist 6

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and allied with the Soviet Union. As a result, the United States ended its diplomatic relations with Cuba, instituted a trade embargo, and restricted travel from the United States to Cuba. Two major incidents, the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 and the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, led to worsening relations and the fear of nuclear conflict between the two countries. In the 1980s, the US was continuing their anti-communist foreign policy, and was looking for ways to undermine communist control of Cuba. Guantanamo Bay has been a United States Navy base since 1903, and continued to be held by the US even after their diplomatic relations with Cuba crumbled in the 1960s. After Fidel Castro took control in Cuba, he told the United States to leave the base, but they refused. In response, Castro sent armed troops to Guantanamo, and the United States countered by building a wall around the base and setting an elite Marines unit to guard it. In the 1980s, when Aaron Sorkin wrote this play, Guantanamo Bay was still a tense place, even as the Cold War was drawing to an end. US troops stationed at the base were physically close to Cuban troops, and many feared a war could break out between the two countries. Gunfire was exchanged from time to time over the wall. Since the 2000s, Guantanamo Bay has become infamous as the site where many suspected terrorists are being held by the United States.

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Director’s Notes by James MacDonald When I was researching A Few Good Men, I entered into a world about which I knew very little. I have always been a military history buff, but that knowledge and interest was largely confined to our own Canadian military traditions. Over the past several months, I have gained a new understanding of the arcane workings of the United States Marine Corps. And, I have to admit, a new appreciation. We expect soldiers to be fierce fighting – and sometimes killing – machines. We expect and require soldiers to be ready to face the most deadly of situations with bravery and fearlessness. And yet, war itself is a game played by ever-changing rules – particularly in today’s world, on fields of battle where the enemy itself is often uncertain. And there are a number of cases – the recent prosecution of Canadian Capt. Robert Semrau comes to mind – where the “truth” is difficult to detect, and impossible for civilians to conceive.

The play continues to have relevance 25 years after it was written – if anything, its resonance and importance have increased. The post 9/11 world has drawn the role of the military, and actions of soldiers in a war zone, into sharp focus. At the same time, the murky areas of war are open to the glare of full-time media and internet coverage, exposing the tactics of the military to the opinions and judgment of civilians. We can justifiably expect those who are sent to defend the banner of “freedom” to uphold the values of the society which they are sent to protect … but can we ever fully understand the pressures under which these soldiers operate? The play poses a number of questions: about the relationship between soldiers and civilians, about the relationship between lawyers and their clients, about the conflict inherent in a “just” legal defense in the face of a heinous crime and, above all, about how we as a society handle the grey areas of “truth.” On a personal note, I am thrilled as always to return to the great city of Winnipeg, where my great-grandparents settled over a century ago, and where I started my professional career.

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James MacDonald Michael Gianfrancesco Narda McCarroll Doug Mertz John Kirkpatrick Michelle Chan Michelle Lagassé Sandra Morton

The Cast (in alphabetical order)

Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway, USN Lora Brovold Lawyer #2/Cpl. Jeffrey Owen Howard, USMC Andrew Cecon Lt. J.G. Sam Weinberg, USN Kevin Corey Col. Nathan Jessep, USMC Paul Essiembre Lt. J.G. Daniel A. Kaffee, USN Charlie Gallant PFC William T. Santiago, USMC/Orderly Brent Hirose PFC Louden Downey, USMC Cole Humeny Cmdr. Walter Stone, USN John Kirkpatrick Lt. Jack Ross, USMC David Leyshon Capt. Isaac Whitaker, USN Arne MacPherson Capt. Matthew A. Markinson, USMC Doug Mertz Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick, USMC Ashley O’Connell Col. Julius Alexander Randolph, USMC Tom Pickett PFC Tom/Cpl. Hammaker Corey Schmitt Dave/Sergeant-at-Arms/Cpl. Dunn Ted Sloan Lance Cpl. Harold W. Dawson, USMC Jeff Strome setting

Washington, DC and the United States Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Summer, 1986.

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ARTISTS

Lora Brovold

Andrew Cecon

Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway, USN

Lawyer #2/Cpl. Jeffrey Owen Howard, USMC

MTC First appearance.

MTC Romeo and Juliet, Our Town.

OTHER THEATRE Titania in A Midsummer Night’s

OTHER THEATRE Three Sisters (zone41 Theatre/

Dream (Citadel); Heroine, Mo and Jess Kill Susie, Fat Pig (Northern Light Theatre); The Liars, Three Days of Rain (Shadow Theatre); The Comedy of Errors, Titus Andronicus (Freewill Shakespeare Festival); My Name is Rachel Corrie (Theatre Yes); Goodness (Downstage); The Death of Me (Lunchbox Theatre). Upcoming: Theatre Network’s premiere production of Let the Light of Day Through.

TPM); Henry v, Henry iv Parts 1 and 2, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Othello (SIR); Little Munsch on the Prairie (PTE); Remember the Night (Moving Target Theatre); Arcadia, Far Away, Not Enough Oxygen (Theatre Incarnate).

TRAINING Lora is a graduate of the University of Al-

TV Silent Night, The Book of Vaudeville, Keep Your Head

Up, Kid: The Don Cherry Story, Less Than Kind. ET CETERA Love to Claire.

berta’s BFA Acting Program and the Citadel Theatre/ Banff Centre Professional Theatre Program. ET CETERA Lora is thrilled to be working with such

wonderful men and women on this production. She would like to thank her family and her partner, Collin, for all their support. For a full list of theatre abbreviations, please Refer to legend on page 4

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ARTISTS

Kevin Corey

Charlie Gallant

Lt. J.G. Sam Weinberg, USN

Lt. J.G. Daniel A. Kaffee, USN

MTC First appearance.

MTC Brief Encounter (with VP).

OTHER THEATRE Julius Caesar, A Christmas Carol, A

OTHER THEATRE Selected: The Importance of Being

Prairie Boy’s Winter, The Man Whose Mother Was a Pirate, Muncha Buncha Munsch, The Paper Bag Princess’s Favourite Stories, Hamlet (Citadel); seven seasons with the Freewill Shakespeare Festival, including Julius Caesar, Macbeth, The Tempest, Much Ado About Nothing; The Black Rider (November Theatre); The Blue Orphan (Catalyst Theatre); The Wizard of Oz, Seussical the Musical, Tyland (ATP); Much Ado About Nothing, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee – Betty Mitchell Award (TC); Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (Vertigo Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Caravan Farm Theatre); Choke (Theatre Network); Comrades, Fool for Love, Stop Kiss, Shakespeare’s R & J (Kill Your Televison Theatre); Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Mayfield Theatre); George Dandin (Globe).

FILM/TV Credits include Fairly Legal (USA); Percy Jackson and the Olympians (FOX 2000 Pictures); Brother (Blackspot Films).

Earnest, Black Comedy, His Greatness (Arts Club); Snowman (Rumble Productions); The Merchant of Venice, Henry v, Titus Andronicus (Bard on the Beach); Dangerous Corner (VP); The Real Thing (Belfry/Arts Club); The December Man, Steel Kiss (Green Thumb Theatre); Rick: The Rick Hansen Story (MTYP).

TRAINING Graduate of Studio 58. ET CETERA Charlie is the recipient of two Jessies, the

Sydney J. Risk Award for Acting, the BC Entertainment Hall of Fame’s Star of Tomorrow scholarship and is an Ovation nominee. He is honoured and very thankful to be in the hands of such a wonderful theatre company.

Paul Essiembre Col. Nathan Jessep, USMC

Brent Hirose PFC William T. Santiago, USMC/ Orderly

MTC First appearance. OTHER THEATRE Selected: The Normal Heart, The

Overwhelming, Stuff Happens (Studio 180); To Kill a Mockingbird, The Odyssey, The Duchess of Malfi, Don Juan, Macbeth (Stratford); L’Emmerdeur, Dîner de Cons, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, Art (Théâtre Français de Toronto); Tillsonburg (CS); Zadie’s Shoes, Oui (Factory); Picasso at the Lapin Agile (Centaur). FILM/TV Recent: Smilin’ Jack: The Jack Layton Story

(CBC); Less Than Kind (HBO Canada); The Christmas Heart (Hallmark); Suits (NBC); Covert Affairs (USA). Extensive work as a voice artist including documentary narration: Journey to the Edge of the Universe and Earth: Making of a Planet (Discovery Canada); animated series: Silver Surfer (FOX), Rescue Heroes (WB) and countless commercial voice-overs.

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MTC First appearance. OTHER THEATRE The Paper Bag Princess & More (PTE);

Habitat, Billy Bishop Goes to War (TBTR); Neighbours, Bloodless: The Trial of Burke and Hare (White Rabbit Productions); Arcadia (Theatre Incarnate); Miss Saigon (Rainbow). FILM/TV Brent’s latest film project, Kimchi Fried Dumplings, will premiere at the 2012 San Diego Asian Film Festival. As a voice-over artist, he has lent his voice to several projects, including Noonbory and the Super Seven, Kung Fu Dino Posse and Tayo, The Little Bus. ET CETERA Brent is thrilled to be making his MTC de-

but with this fantastic cast, crew and show. He would like to dedicate his performance to the memory of his grandmother, Florence Hirose.

ARTISTS

Cole Humeny

David Leyshon

PFC Louden Downey, USMC

Lt. Jack Ross, USMC

MTC First appearance.

OTHER THEATRE One (Ghost River Theatre, Summer-

OTHER THEATRE The Three Musketeers, Little Women

Works); The Fourth Graders Present an Unnamed LoveSuicide, Victoria Martin: Math Team Queen (Northern Light Theatre); Spiral Dive, Episode Two (theatREpublic); Offensive Fouls, Are We There Yet? (Concrete Theatre); Shatter (The Maggie Tree); Peter Pan (Globe); ManDance, a co-created physical theatre piece performed at Alberta theatre festivals. TRAINING Cole is a graduate of MacEwan University’s

Theatre Arts Program and the University of Alberta’s BFA Acting Program. ET CETERA Cole is an Edmonton-based performer

and is thrilled to be making his Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre debut with such a great play. Offstage, Cole is an avid horticulturist and landscaper.

(Citadel); Perfect Wedding (Drayton); Rope, Evelyn Strange (Vertigo Theatre); The 39 Steps (Globe); The Wizard of Oz (ATP); Shady Business (Stage West Calgary); Guys and Dolls (Chemainus Theatre); This Could Be Love (Lunchbox Theatre); My Mother’s Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding (Mirvish); An Ideal Husband, The Fantasticks (TC); Little Shop of Horrors (Persephone); Hamlet, The Taming of the Shrew, All’s Well That Ends Well (Stratford); A Christmas Carol (Grand); seven seasons with the Shaw Festival, including roles in The Importance of Being Earnest, The Cassilis Engagement, Major Barbara, Misalliance and High Society; Blood Brothers (TA); Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Henry v, Twelfth Night (Shakespeare in the Park). In the new year, David will head to Halifax to appear as Jack in The Importance of Being Earnest.

John Kirkpatrick Arne MacPherson

Cmdr. Walter Stone, USN/ Assistant Director

Capt. Isaac Whitaker, USN

MTC To Kill a Mockingbird (with Citadel). OTHER THEATRE As You Like It, Julius Caesar, A

Christmas Carol, Noises Off, Fully Committed, Stones in His Pockets, Measure for Measure, Servant of Two Masters (Citadel); Rock ‘n’ Roll (Citadel/CS); Of Mice and Men (CS); Othello, Twelfth Night, Hamlet (Freewill Shakespeare Festival); The Leisure Society (Theatre Network); The Gift of the Coat, that elusive spark, The Age of Arousal (ATP); Counsellor-at-Law (TC). John has had the good fortune to act for companies across Canada, including the Vancouver Playhouse, the Globe Theatre and the National Arts Centre. TRAINING John has a BFA in Acting from the University

of Alberta. ET CETERA John is the former Artistic Director of the

Freewill Shakespeare Festival.

MTC August: Osage County, Mrs. Warren’s Profession, Shakespeare’s Dog (with NAC), King Lear, The Crucible, Our Country’s Good, Mr. A’s Amazing Maze Plays, An Inspector Calls. Director: The Threepenny Opera (with SIR). OTHER THEATRE Way to Heaven, Talk, The Father (WJT);

Iago in Othello, title role in Hamlet, title role in Richard iii, The Merchant of Venice, The Odyssey (SIR); Encore (TPM). Selected directing: Stretching Hide, Cruel and Unusual Punishment, Noble Savage, Savage Noble (TPM); Head, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Tempest, Much Ado About Nothing, Macbeth (SIR); eight productions of Robert Munsch stories for PTE. FILM/TV Arne has appeared in more than 25 locally shot film and television projects. TRAINING Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting) program,

University of Alberta. ET CETERA Most cherished theatre experiences were

Candy From a Baby and Molotov Circus, collaborations with his children Gislina and Solmund, and partner Debbie Patterson. OCT/NOV 2012

ARTISTS

Doug Mertz

Tom Pickett

Capt. Matthew A. Markinson, USMC/Dialect Coach

Col. Julius Alexander Randolph, USMC

MTC First appearance.

OTHER THEATRE Egeus/Peter Quince in A Midsummer

OTHER THEATRE Tom is a Jessie Award-winning actor

Night’s Dream, Sheriff Gilbeau in August: Osage County (Citadel); Antonio in The Tempest, Flavius/Cinna/ Volumnius/Citizen 3 in Julius Caesar (Freewill Shakespeare Festival); Doubt: A Parable (Studio Theatre); Pervert (Northern Light Theatre); The Unseen, which won the first-ever Critics’ Choice Award (Chorus Productions, 2011 Edmonton Fringe). Up next: Evie’s Waltz (Shadow Theatre). TEACHING Doug teaches part-time in the BFA Drama Program at the University of Alberta and is the Director of the Foote Theatre School and Young Companies at the Citadel in Edmonton.

Ashley O’Connell Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick, USMC

who has toured the US and debuted in London’s West End with the Hal Prince production of Show Boat. He has lent his voice to many Arts Club productions, most recently Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story, which was remounted for a 2012 summer run at the Stanley Theatre, in which Tom reprised his role of the Apollo MC. Tom portrayed Horse in The Full Monty (Patrick Street Productions/Persephone) and has appeared in several Vancouver Moving Theatre productions, including East End Blues/All That Jazz, Bah Humbug (co-production with Simon Fraser University) and We Are the People. ET CETERA Tom is a powerful vocal artist who can

soothe the heart and arouse an audience with an eclectic repertoire of jazz, blues, R&B, funk, soul and gospel.

Corey Schmitt PFC Tom/Cpl. Hammaker

MTC First appearance. OTHER THEATRE Favourite Canadian credits include:

Of Mice and Men (Blue Bridge Theatre Festival); Blood Brothers, The Graduate (Arts Club); Richard ii, All’s Well That Ends Well (Bard on the Beach); The Full Monty (Persephone). FILM/TV Credits include Watchmen, Stargate: Atlantis

and Fair City. ET CETERA Ashley is delighted to be performing in

his first production at the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre. Ashley is from Dublin, Ireland but resides in Vancouver. Ashley went into the steady, predictable world of theatre work because he wanted to rebel against the uncertain hours and sporadic income of the 9 to 5 working world. Fas a Bealac!! He sends his love to the brat, the family and the rabbits.

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MTC First appearance. OTHER THEATRE The Sound of Music (Citadel); Ned

Blunt in The Rover, Konstantin in The Seagull (Bristol Old Vic Theatre School); Danny and the Deep Blue Sea (2011 Edmonton Fringe Festival, 2012 Winnipeg Fringe Festival); Peter in Company, Harold Hill in The Music Man, Mike Connor in High Society, Astrov in Uncle Vanya (Grant MacEwan University). TRAINING Corey just graduated from the Bristol Old

Vic Theatre School in England and is glad to be back in Canada. He also has a Theatre Arts Diploma from Grant MacEwan University. ET CETERA Corey is thrilled to be part of A Few Good

Men. He would like to thank his parents for all their support. Enjoy the show!

ARTISTS Festival).

Ted Sloan

FILM/TV Goon (Alliance Films), The Good Lie, Less Than Kind, Cashing In.

Dave/Sergeant-at-Arms/ Cpl. Dunn

TRAINING University of Manitoba.

Aaron Sorkin Playwright

MTC First appearance. OTHER THEATRE Credits include: Tybalt/Friar

Lawrence in Romeo and Juliet (Theatre Prospero); Ralph Nickleby in Nicholas Nickleby, Robert in Love and Human Remains (U of A); Chester MacDonald in Hoboheme (Edmonton Fringe); Teddy in Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad (Stage North). TRAINING Originally from Fort St. John, BC, Ted received

his training at the University of Alberta, where he was able to experience everything from swordplay to dance belts. ET CETERA He is thrilled to work for MTC, and thanks

his parents for their dedication to his dreams, his sisters’ help with his makeup, Melissa and his friends for all their support, and Polar for always listening.

Jeff Strome Lance Cpl. Harold W. Dawson, USMC

MTC The Tempest, The Wave. OTHER THEATRE Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are

After gaining a reputation in the 1980s as a promising young playwright, Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men caught Hollywood’s attention; the film rights were acquired before the play even premiered. Castle Rock Entertainment hired Sorkin to adapt his play for the big screen, and the film, directed by Rob Reiner, became a box-office success. In 1989, he received the prestigious Outer Critics Circle award as Outstanding American Playwright for the stage version of A Few Good Men. Sorkin spent the early 1990s writing two other screenplays at Castle Rock, Malice and The American President. In the mid-1990s, he worked as a script doctor on films such as Bulworth and Schindler’s List. Sorkin has gone on to write for many movies and TV shows. Besides A Few Good Men, he has written The Social Network, as well as cooperating on Enemy of the State (1998), The Rock (1996) and Excess Baggage (1997). Sorkin’s TV credits include the Emmy Award-winning The West Wing (1999–2006), Sports Night (1998–2000), Studio 60 on Sunset Strip (2006–2007) and, currently, The Newsroom.

Dead, Romance, The Winter’s Tale (Black Hole Theatre Company); Caesar and Cleopatra (Nomadic Players); Remember the Night (Moving Target Theatre); The Seducer’s Diary, The Ingrates (Winnipeg Fringe

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PRODUCTION Cheryl L. Hoover, Director Bill Heron, Technical Director Michelle Chan, Resident Stage Manager Patrick Fraser, Assistant Technical Director Stephanie Ripley, Assistant Technical Director Kyla Maki, Administrative Assistant Owen Hutchinson, Head of Audio Alison Hardy, Assistant Head of Audio Peter Locock, Head of Scenic Carpentry Chris Hayes, Assistant Head of Carpentry

Greg Cardinal, Scenic Carpenter Serge Menard, Scenic Carpenter Sheila Cleasby, Head of Electrics Scott George Lafluer, Assistant Head of Electrics Andrea Steinwand, Head of Scenic Paint Richard Stevens, Assistant Head of Scenic Paint Jim Meers, Head of Props Charlotte Hunt, Assistant Head of Props Vincent Meseck, Props Angie Sotiropolous, Props

Marc Anderson, Head Stage Carpenter Andrew Hill, Assistant Head Stage Carpenter Patsy Thomas, Head of Wardrobe Kayla Fulton, Assistant Head of Wardrobe Judith Darough, Cutter Morgan Mackintosh, Cutter Karen Beames, Boots & Shoes Lorraine Price, Head of Wardrobe Running Barb Becker, Wardrobe Maintenance Samantha Rumball, Head of Wigs OCT/NOV 2012

ARTISTS

James MacDonald

Narda McCarroll

Director/Sound Designer

Lighting Designer

MTC Actor: To Kill a Mockingbird, Of Mice and Men (both with Citadel).

MTC The Drowning Girls (Canadian tour).

OTHER THEATRE Directing credits include: God of

The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? (Citadel); The Forbidden Phoenix (Citadel/LKTYP/MTYP); The Wizard of Oz, Shakespeare’s Dog (ATP). Costume Designer: God of Carnage, Julius Caesar, The Pillowman, Einstein’s Gift (Citadel); 14 seasons with the Freewill Shakespeare Festival. Set & Lighting Designer: True Love Lies (Citadel); Sweeney Todd (Vertigo Theatre); The 39 Steps (Vertigo Theatre/Mayfield Dinner Theatre/ Stage West). Production Designer: Extinction Song, Shining City, Fully Committed, Blue/Orange, The Syringa Tree (Citadel); Mary’s Wedding (ATP); The Last Tree of Rapa Nui (MTYP). Co-production Designer: Vimy (Citadel). Set & Costume Designer: The Trespassers (Belfry/VP).

Carnage, Billy Bishop Goes to War, As You Like It, Fire, Shining City, Vimy – Sterling Award, Equus, I am My Own Wife, Stones in His Pockets (Citadel); Julius Caesar (Stratford); The Old Ladies (Shaw); Much Ado About Nothing, Fire – Dora Award, As You Like It (CS); With a Twist (Lunchbox Theatre); The Myth of Summer (ATP); seven productions as artistic director of the Freewill Shakespeare Festival. Selected acting: Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, Blackbird, Measure for Measure, Amadeus, Einstein’s Gift – Sterling Award, The Importance of Being Earnest, Noises Off (Citadel); title roles in Macbeth and Henry v (Freewill Shakespeare Festival). TRAINING BFA, University of Alberta. ET CETERA James is an Artistic Associate at the

Citadel and the Program Director of the Citadel Theatre/Banff Centre Professional Theatre Program.

OTHER THEATRE Lighting Designer: As You Like It,

ET CETERA Narda is the recipient of three Sterling

Awards and two Betty Mitchell Awards.

Michelle Chan Stage Manager

Michael Gianfrancesco Set & Costume Designer

MTC First engagement. MTC Set & Costume Designer: Romeo and Juliet, The 39 Steps, Looking Back – West, It’s a Wonderful Life: A Radio Play, Bad Dates, The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead. Set Designer: White Christmas, The Drowsy Chaperone (with TC), The Rocky Horror Show (with CS). Costume Designer: Fiddler on the Roof, Long Day’s Journey into Night. OTHER THEATRE Rodin/Claudel (Les Grands Ballets

Canadiens de Montréal); You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Stratford); Trouble in Tahiti (Shaw); In Colour (National Ballet of Canada), nine seasons at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival. TV Production Designer for Christmas Dreams (CBC). ET CETERA Michael was the 2008 recipient of the

Virginia and Myrtle Cooper Award in Costume Design from the Ontario Arts Foundation.

OCT/NOV 2012

OTHER THEATRE The Sound of Music, God of Carnage,

The Rocky Horror Show, Little Women: The Musical, August: Osage County, A Christmas Carol, Billy Bishop Goes to War, Beauty and the Beast, Sweeney Todd, Blackbird, The Wizard of Oz, The Forbidden Phoenix, Vimy, Wingfield’s Inferno, The Pillowman, Bird Brain, Fully Committed, Vanya, Shakespeare’s Will, Wingfield on Ice, Stones in His Pockets, Homeward Bound, The Sword in the Stone (Citadel); Mothership Down (Paper Tiger Productions); Afterplay (Blarney Productions); Evelyn Strange, Cocktails at Pam’s, Fever Land (Teatro la Quindicina); The 7th Circle (Fringe Theatre Adventures). Assistant Stage Manager: Oliver!, Peter Pan, Blithe Spirit, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Grease, Servant of Two Masters, Hamlet, Cabaret, Art (Citadel). ET CETERA Big thanks to Michelle and Sandra.

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ARTISTS

Michelle Lagassé

Sandra Morton

Assistant Stage Manager

Apprentice Stage Manager

MTC Mrs. Warren’s Profession, Romeo and Juliet, After Miss Julie, Jitters, Top Girls, The Constant Wife (with Citadel). OTHER THEATRE Selected: Noises Off (Citadel); Stage

Manager and Assistant Stage Manager: Till It Hurts, Bingo!, Glorious (PTE); Lenin’s Embalmers, Cherry Docs (WJT); The Millionairess, Fanny’s First Play (Shaw). TRAINING/TEACHING Michelle is a graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada and has taught Stage Managing at Brock University. ET CETERA One of Michelle’s next projects will be

stage managing The Dishwashers for PTE. She was the Beer Tent Manager at the Winnipeg Fringe Festival, has been the coordinator for PTE’s Carol Shields’ Festival of New Works for six years and has worked on the last four federal elections. She is delighted to be working once more at MTC.

Thirdal Annu

MTC God of Carnage, Calendar Girls (with Mirvish). OTHER THEATRE Tosca (Manitoba Opera); The Ghost

Sonata (U of W, StrindbergFest 2011); Bush Ladies (TBTR, Winnipeg Fringe Festival); No Offense …, Ripple Effect, Cabaret of Monologues, FemFest (Sarasvàti Productions); The Law and the Order: Cdn Files, Jump for Glee (Celebrations Dinner Theatre). TRAINING Sandra graduated from the U of W with a

BA in Theatre Production/Stage Management. She has worked since 2005 as Stage Manager with her multi-talented mentor, Paula Olko, on John Taylor Collegiate’s spring musicals. ET CETERA She is also an apprentice for iatse and

has worked as backstage crew for Cats and Hairspray (Rainbow), with thanks to the late Ken Peter.

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Before and After Graceland:

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Live Theatre!

Sponsored by With support from Great-West Life, MTC is once again pleased to present student-only matinees, welcoming high school students to experience the thrill of live theatre. Productions are chosen with both educators and students in mind: school groups will be treated to performances at both the John Hirsch Mainstage and the Tom Hendry Warehouse in a series that includes A Few Good Men, Red, Miracle on South Division Street and The Penelopiad. S T R O N G E R C O M M U N I T I E S T O G E T H E R TM

These productions (as well as Gone With the Wind and Other People’s Money) have study guides that include discussion questions, classroom activities, background information, glossaries and more. They’re a valuable resource for all of our patrons, and can be found at www.mtc.mb.ca/studyguides one month before the show’s run starts. Student matinees as well as public matinees are followed by a 15-minute Talkback which allows the audience to chat with the cast and ask questions about the production and life in the theatre. They’re a great way to enrich your experience at the theatre.

To learn more, visit www.mtc.mb.ca/outreach

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Setting the Stage Jameson Matthew Parker and Oliver Becker in Red. Photo by David Cooper

Mark Rothko by John Luna Reviews of Red cite its success at coming to terms with the challenging task of staging a play about a visual artist. The devices of theatre – tension and expectation, the palpable, sympathetic resonance of figures on a stage – seem irreconcilable to the quiet contemplation of flat objects on museum walls. And yet it is these qualities that Mark Rothko felt compelled to capture in painting. Dramatic yet vulnerable, eloquent yet obscure; these words describe the artist but also perhaps, his work. Who was Rothko? He was born Marcus Rothkowitz in what is now Latvia, in 1905, to a family of industrious middle-class Jewish intellectuals who immigrated to the United States eight years later. Marcus proved an able student, earning a scholarship to Yale, but found its elitism alienating and moved to New York, where, thanks to a friend at the Art Students League, he decided to become a painter. Like many Americans of his generation, Rothko’s artistic education was prodigal; during the Depression years, artists of any stripe struggled to survive. At the same time, the Museums of Modern Art (1929) and Non-Objective Painting (later the Guggenheim, 1939) exhibited experimental Europeans like Picasso and Matisse. Getting by teaching children’s art classes, Rothko educated himself in museums and galleries, meeting mentors like Arshile Gorky and Max Weber, immigrants themselves with polyglot passions. 24

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Rothko also worked as an artist for the WPA, a New Deal labour program, alongside notables like Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, Ad Reinhardt, Louise Nevelson and Milton Avery. Many of these artists would go on to develop a style called Abstract Expressionism, emphasizing spontaneous brushwork and intuitive symbolism. They were influenced by the European Surrealists, who used elements of chance (such as “automatic writing”) to liberate the unconscious, producing unexpected images with mythological and political overtones. Rothko, who had studied the psychoanalytic theories of Carl Jung, made connections between “primitive” art and the art of children, in which free colour was the primary impulse. After the war, the United States emerged as a superpower eager to prove that American culture was more bold, expansive and democratic than any that had come before. The Abstract Expressionists – whose approach to painting emphasized individuality, scale and physical energy – fit the bill. Rothko received his first significant praise from critic Harold Rosenberg, who coined the term Action Painting to describe the way artists enacted conflict within the “arena” of the canvas. As both a Jewish artist haunted by the Holocaust and an avid reader of Shakespeare and Orestes, Rothko wanted to relate the catastrophes of contemporary life to an art that was “tragic and timeless.” Rather than tell stories, Rothko’s canvasses offered a testament to tension and anxiety, resolution and ecstatic calm.

Red Rothko crafted softly luminous surfaces, displayed without frames to encourage communion with the viewer, whom the artist hoped would feel "enveloped into” a paradoxical combination of intimacy and awe, at tantalizing proximity to “an unknown space.” For a painter interested in intangibles, Rothko’s method was nothing if not physical: pigment solution scrubbed into raw canvas, followed by scumbled skeins of overlapping brushwork; glancing and staining, burning and occluding. The paintings unfold in perception, yielding up structure to time and light. They are absorbing but also moving, a reaction Rothko sought when he described painting as a “religious experience” he wanted to share. By the mid-1950s Rothko’s work sold to notable collectors, skyrocketing in value. Success was isolating: stung by the scorn of less successful peers, Rothko also feared that his intentions went unrecognized by collectors who enjoyed his work as decorative. In 1958, the Seagram Company completed their architecturally significant headquarters on Park Avenue and commissioned Rothko to make paintings for the building’s luxury

restaurant, The Four Seasons. Rothko was uneasy with making artwork for the enjoyment of wealthy diners, but the opportunity to produce paintings for a dedicated interior proved irresistible. For years, he had wanted to make a grand statement, a “place” that went beyond the effects of any single work. Rothko designed horizontal compositions suggestive of architecture: columns, doors or windows. He travelled to Europe: the reds of Pompeii’s Villa of the Mysteries influenced his palette; while in Florence, the murals at Michelangelo’s Laurentian Library inspired visions of a space in which “all the doors and windows are bricked up.” In selecting these precedents, Rothko sought to measure himself against the European tradition, but also to come to grips with his conflicted ambivalence. The outcome of this struggle, between ego and integrity, ambition and authenticity, plays out in the closing scenes of Red.

John Luna is a painter, critic and instructor based in Mill Bay, BC. He teaches at the Vancouver Island School of Art and Brentwood College School.

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Red Oliver Becker steps into Mark Rothko’s paint-splattered shoes in Red. We sat down with him for a chat about art. Red is the story of a key moment in an artist’s life. What do you like about the play? It’s about art! It addresses the subjective area of art and how it plays or doesn’t play a role in one’s life. What is its purpose? Is it enough just to be “entertained” without any active participation from the viewer? What is art? What is red? What is good theatre? What constitutes “good” art as opposed to “bad” art? The relationship of the viewer with the art? It's a very thoughtprovoking, well-written, visceral, muscular and exciting play. As demanding as it is, it is exhilarating to play and I like that too. How does playing a real person like Mark Rothko differ from playing a fictional character? You would think it would differ, but not by much. The script and then one’s own imagination is always the major resource. My Rothko will not be the same or any closer to another actor’s interpretation of the role. The script is initially the template (or palate in this case) from which you draw clues, objectives and insight into the character’s mind. Playing a non-fictional character, I might gain a bit more insight from what other people said about him or how he walked or talked. But as with any character in any play, my job is to get as close as I can to the truth as intended by the playwright. What do you hope people will take away from the show? What any good piece of theatre or art is intended to do – as Rothko himself had intended his paintings to do – not just to “entertain” but to make people “think and feel and really look,” discuss, challenge their preconceived ideas and leave them changed in some way.

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TRIBUTE GIFTS Elizabeth B. Armytage Fund – The Winnipeg Foundation In memory of Babs Asper – Richard Yaffe & John Statham To Doreen Brownstone, with much love on your 90th birthday – Joanie, Sam, Daniel & Jason Sheps To Grandmother Doreen, with all our love on your 90th birthday – Sarah Sheps & Dan Falk To Doreen Brownstone, with our love and best wishes as you celebrate this remarkable milestone – Love, Richard Yaffe & John Statham

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John Hirsch and Tom Hendry shared a dream of creating great professional theatre with mass appeal. With the visionary support of Founders’ Circle members – those who have made a planned gift to MTC – their dream will live on for generations to come. Thank you to our Founders’ Circle members.* Gail Aspert Marjorie & Morley Blanksteint Duane & Pauline Braun Kerry Dangerfieldt Gary Hannaford & Cathy Rushtont Maureen E. Jay Dr. Leonard & Hope Kahane Gordon C. Keatcht Laurie Lam & Larry Desrochers† Leona J. MacDonald Barb Melnychuk Jeffrey Mortont Heather Power & Harold Klause Steven Schipper, C.M. & Terri Cherniack†

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Long-time subscriber Joan Halaiko was the lucky grand prize winner of a trip for two to New York and tickets to a Broadway play, compliments of Journeys Travel & Leisure SuperCentre and MTC. Joan and her daughter Brenda Franz (pictured here with Steven Schipper) recently travelled to the Big Apple and attended Nice Work if You Can Get It starring Matthew Broderick, Mamma Mia! and Sistas. All MTC subscribers who renewed their subscription or purchased a new subscription before May 28 were entered into the draw. Congratulations to all the winners! Christine Davey | Jacqueline Brignall | Geraldine Burge Alfred Wiebe | Robert & Shirley Lynch | Dave & Donna Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Greg & Sylvia Brodsky | John Shantz Brian Station | Elizabeth Fleming

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SAM: What’s the code? DAWSON: Unit, Corps, God, Country. A Few Good Men, Act I The US Marines in A Few Good Men follow a strict code which involves loyalty to their military unit, their corps, their God and their country. Sadly, their code does not always serve them well. Playwright Aaron Sorkin takes us on an intriguing journey where acts committed in the name of a noble cause are not necessarily righteous and noble. The presentation of engaging and provocative plays like A Few Good Men is part of MTC’s Mission – our code, if you will – that guides our energy and purpose each season: The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre exists to celebrate the widest spectrum of theatre art. Deeply rooted in the province of Manitoba, which gave it life and provides for its growth, MTC aspires to both reflect and inform the community it serves. Throughout MTC’s history, loyal donors have supported our mission through their financial

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The 2012/13 season at the John Hirsch and Tom Hendry Theatres certainly reflects the widest spectrum of theatre art. From the world premiere of Gone With the Wind to Margaret Atwood’s fresh take on the Greek classic The Penelopiad, the upcoming season showcases musicals, tragedy, comedy and high drama. Your support plays an integral role in our ability to present these diverse offerings. MTC also continues to serve and reflect the greater community through quality programming, education and outreach. The Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival is the second-largest Fringe Festival in North America and is part of MTC’s ongoing commitment to developing new artists and audiences for live theatre. Similarly, the Master Playwright Festival unites artists from local theatre companies to present the works of master playwrights. Each year, our regional tour shares the excitement of live theatre with communities in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. Education and outreach opportunities are provided through scholarships and apprenticeships as well as through various MTC programs such as Theatre for Young Audiences, Backstage Pass, Monday Mix and Talkbacks. In so many ways, MTC truly reflects and informs the community it serves. We all live with goals or a “code” that reflects our values and attitudes. Winnipeg business leader and philanthropist Robert Chipman, addressing his high school alumni at a tribute dinner, once described the following as one of the precepts that he lives by: “The winners in the world are those that give. This is our city – we want to be proud of it. We all need to contribute to making it an increasingly better community.” Help us achieve our mission and contribute to the greater community with a gift to our Annual Fund. Visit our website at www. mtc.mb.ca for an outline of donor benefits or contact Garth in the Development office at 204-956-1340 ext. 240 for more information.

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His Honour, Lt. Governor Philip S. Lee The Honourable Greg Selinger, Premier of Manitoba His Worship, Mayor Sam Katz

Sharon Burden, Accounting Yvonne O’Connor, Accounting Shelley Stroski, Controller

Andrew Drinnan, Building Superintendent Chris Fletcher, Assistant Building Superintendent

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Kerry Dangerfield, Chair Gary Hannaford, FCA, Past Chair David Carefoot, Treasurer Anthony C. Fletcher, Secretary David Christie, Chair, Governance & Strategic Planning Robert Eastwood, Chair, Resource Development Patrick Green, Chair, Organizational Performance Jim McLandress, Chair, Community Relations

Brian Adolph, IT Manager Jennifer Cheslock, outreach Manager Camilla Holland, General Manager Daphne MacMillan, Administrative Secretary Debbie Neufeld, Reception/Marketing Assistant Alan Waite, Assistant General Manager

TRUSTEES David Atkins Derrick Coupland Sandy Gousseau John Guttormson Shawn Hughes John Kearsey Brenda Kriss Jeff Lamothe Lynda Taylor Judy Wakefield Michelle Weinberg Richard L. Yaffe Brenda Zaporzan

Advisory Council Gerry Couture, Chair Gail Asper Morley Blankstein Doneta Brotchie Angus Campbell Hy Dashevsky Glen Dyrda, FCA John F. Fraser Jean Giguere Charron Hamilton Yude Henteleff Ken Houssin Gordon Keatch Colin R. MacArthur, QC Patrick J. Matthews Claire W. Miller Jeffrey Morton, FCA Hon. Jack Murta Lillian Neaman Shelley Nimchonok James Pappas John Petersmeyer Lawrence Prout Jeff Quinton Patricia Rabson Margaret Redmond Susan Skinner Al Snyder Maureen Watchorn

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Artistic Jeff Kennedy, Wordplay Coordinator Laurie Lam, Producer Robb Paterson, Associate Artistic Director Steven Schipper, CM, Artistic Director Melinda Tallin, Artistic Coordinator

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Paint Susan Groff, Head Scenic Artist Lawrence Van Went, Scenic Artist

Production Laura Enns, Touring & Production Coordinator Ian Kirk, Assistant Technical Director Rick MacPherson, Technical Director, Tom Hendry Theatre Russell Martin, Production Manager Rob Ring, Assistant Production Manager Benjamin Ross, Technical Director, John Hirsch Theatre

Properties Larry Demedash, Senior Properties Builder Kari Hagness, Head of Properties James Sutherland, Properties Builder

Laurie Fletcher, Patron Services Office Manager Melanie Sexton, Ticketing Services Director Jennifer Skelly, Tessitura Application Coordinator Box Office Representatives: Katie Adamson, Sheena Baird, Natercia Doucet, Andrea Gallagher, Airyn Lancaster, Jason Neufeld, Robyn Pooley, Victoria Popp, Jessica Ross

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Communications Sue Caughlin, Marketing & Communications Manager Doowah Design, Design Bruce Monk, Photographer Brent Phillips, Director of Marketing & Communications Mark Saunders, Marketing & Communications Coordinator Teri Stevens, Publicist & online media coordinator

Development Kristine Betker, Director of Fund Development Garth Johnson, Major, individual & planned Giving Officer Michael Joyal, Development Assistant Stephanie Lambert, Special & Donor Events Coordinator

John Hirsch Mainstage Front-of-House Deborah Gay-de Vries, Front-of-House Manager Assisted by: Sheena Baird, Jonny Hall Jamie Chapman, Kim Cosette, Rylen de Vries, Caroline Graham, Elfie Harvey, Kelsey Johnson, Sherri Kostecki, Tia Levine, Robyn Milligan, Rachel Neal, Jessica Olson, Kayla Parke-Wilson, Amariah Peterson, Angela Rajfur, Jennifer Schmidt, Cristin Sinclair, Kevin Stroski, Brittany Thiessen, Rita Vande Vyvere, Phyllis Van Drunen, Kira Watson, Chelsea Zacharias, Derek Zorniak

John Bent Jr., Head of sound Beverly Covert, Wigs & Makeup Supervisor Hart Greenberg, Head Carpenter Joan Lees-Miller, Head of Wardrobe Claude Robert, Head Electrician John Tomiuk, House Stage Hand

Tom Hendry Warehouse Randy Harder, Head Electrician Rick MacPherson, Technical Director Alison Nutt, Head Carpenter Michael Wright, Head of Sound Brenda Zachanowich, Stage crew

Tom Hendry Warehouse Front-of-House Kim Cossette, Front-of-House Manager Assisted by: Scott Tweedy Jamie Chapman, Cristin Sinclair, Chelsea Zacharias

Wardrobe Thora Lamont, Cutter Lorraine O’Leary, Head of Wardrobe Lois Powne, First Hand Jackie Van Winkle, Buyer/Accessories

Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival & Master Playwright Festival Chuck McEwen, Executive Producer

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