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SYNOPSIS
Set in a mental institution in Saskatchewan after World War 1, this play explores the many facets of life - love, hate, illness, frailty and above all, hope. It is a darker play than our normal fare - neither black nor white - full of shadows and secrets. With current issues of Post Traumatic Stress and a potential Pandemic, it is a play not out of touch with our time.
Produced by special arrangment with the Author.
PRODUCTION DATES
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CAST & CREW
Character Name |
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DANCOCK |
Pete Sauve |
The SOLDIER |
Doug Ironside |
The SUPERINTENDENT |
John Bleasby |
BRAUN |
John LeClair |
KENNEALY |
Dave Steffler |
DOROTHEA |
Cheril LeBlanc |
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Non Speaking Roles |
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Joe Attard |
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Nathan Berriault |
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Diane MacMenemey |
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Nancy Crawford |
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Production and Design Crew |
Position |
Name |
Director |
Ron Payne |
Assistant Director |
Christine Fournier |
Producer |
Emily Harris |
Stage Manager |
Sue Cook |
Assistant Stage Manager |
Anita Murday |
Set Design |
Stephen Hartnell |
Set Construction |
Bill Goman |
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Jonathan Killing |
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Peter Gonneau |
Set Dressing |
Stephen Hartnell |
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Lin Sullivan |
Light/Sound Design |
Jonathan Killing |
Properties Mistress |
Nancy Crawford |
Costume Designer |
Christine Fournier |
Hair & Makeup |
Ruby Holt |
Sound Design |
Tom Davidson |
Poster/Program Design |
Maggie Killing |
Publicity – General |
Rita Groves |
Publicity – Play Specific |
Maggie Killing |
Photos |
Alan Lewis |
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Running Crew |
Stage Manager |
Sue Cook |
Assistant Stage Manager |
Anita Murday |
Light/Sound Operation |
Jonanthan Killing |
Props |
Nancy Crawford |
Dresser |
Christine Fournier |
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