2015/16
season
Directed by Emily Dix
Tarragon Theatre Rehearsal Hall, April 2016
FEATURING
Shannon Lahaie as Susy
Mark Nocent as Mike
Eric Miinch as Roat
Dave Walpole as Carlino
Abby Strachan as Gloria
Andrew Lorimer as Sam
Ryan Kotack as Officer Sully
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WITH
Fight Direction by Siobhan Richardson
Prop & Costume Design by Emily Dix
Youth Design Assistant Harmony Campbell
Set Design by Emily Dix & Jackie McClelland
Lighting Design by Anthony Neary
Stage Management by Emily Dix
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YOUTH PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS
Chantal Saab Kalyna Fisher
Takyyia Shaw Talia Neelis
wait
until
dark
"...very exciting production...
And the climax is—wow—intense." - Istavan Dugalin, Mooney on Theatre
PRODUCED BY
Emily Dix and Conor Fitzgerald
ABOUT
A sinister con man and two ex-convicts are about to meet their match. They have traced the location of a mysterious doll to the Greenwich Village apartment of a young photographer and his blind wife. Persuaded by a strange woman to transport the doll across the Canadian border, the photographer has unknowingly come into possession of the thousands of dollars worth of heroin sewn inside. Through a cleverly constructed deception, the con men convince the wife that the police have implicated her husband in a murder and that the doll is key evidence. However, with the help of a young neighbour, the woman figures out she is the victim of a bizarre charade and realizes that her only chance of survival in this deadly game of cat and mouse, is to plunge all those involved into the total darkness that only she knows how to navigate.
BY FREDERICK KNOTT
Artistic Producer Emily Dix
Alumnae Theatre, June 2016
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FEATURING
Eric Lehmann, Elizabeth Rose Morriss, The Vintage Taps, Anuka, Allen Turner aka Mullet the Clown, Dave McKay aka Sketchy the Clown, Mentalist Leigh Beadon, Nicole Byblow, Matthew McGrath, John Fleming, Magician Richard Forget, Felicity Adams-Hannigan. Simon Threkheld and Carlynn Reed
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WITH
Curation by Emily Dix
Costume Design by Emily Dix
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PRODUCED BY
Emily Dix and Conor Fitzgerald
vaudeville
revue
ABOUT
An evening of singing, dancing, clowning, magic and more; historic acts from 1880-1930. Plus, an informative lobby display - a history of Vaudeville in Toronto and abroad.