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Created and Performed by Jani LauzonDirected by Franco Boni Presented in association with Paper Canoe Projects THE COAL MINE THEATRE // 2076 DANFORTH AVENOV 12 - DEC 10, 2023 PREVIEWS: Nov 12 & Nov 14 at 7:30pm // OPENING NIGHT: Nov 15 at 7:30pmPREVEW TICKETS: $35.00 (+HST and $2.50 Box Office Fee) // GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS: $63.00 - $72.00 (+HST and $2.50 Box Office Fee) 75 Minutes, No Intermission A NOTE TO OUR AUDIENCE There are ceremonial aspects to Prophecy Fog. Please CLICK HERE to read some important details and a few special requests from our team when attending Prophecy Fog. From award-winning artist, Jani Lauzon, Prophecy Fog begins with a journey into the Mojave Desert in search of Giant Rock, armed with the question: can a site still be sacred if it has been desecrated? We encounter a girl in the mountains of B.C. with a pocket full of stones, the rainbow warrior’s prophecy, and a mysterious inscription that obscures our past. “We come from the stars, we are star people.” Prophecy Fog weaves together the performance skills of veteran raconteur Jani Lauzon and the expertise of Environmental Designer Melissa Joakim, along with Director Franco Boni to elicit a conscious remembering of ancient prophecies that speak to rock teachings, star beings and earth changes. ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN: Melissa Joakim // ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ASSOCIATE: Tim Lindsay // DRAMATURGY: Brian Quirt & Franco Boni // MOVEMENT CONSULTANT: Julia Aplin // CULTURAL CONSULTANTS: Pauline Shirt and Sadie Buck // STAGE MANAGEMENT: AJ Morra & Jennifer Newnham // PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PROVIDED BY: What by When // TECHNICAL DIRECTOR/PRODUCTION MANAGER: Wes Babcock // ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER: Barry McCluskey Initially developed through The Theatre Centre’s Tracy Wright Global Archive (with additional support by the Banff Playwrights Lab, Native Earth Performing Arts and Nightswimming Theatre). Originally produced in association with Nightswimming.
Music by Ted Dykstra & Book by Steven Mayoff Directed by Peter Hinton-DavisAssociate Director Kiera Sangster STARRING: Max Borowski, Saccha Dennis, Kaden Forsberg, Allan Louis, Allister MacDonald, Jacob MacInnis, Sate, Carly Street and Kelsey Verzotti THE COAL MINE THEATRE // 2076 DANFORTH AVEFEB 4 - MAR 3, 2024 PREVIEWS: Feb 4, Feb 6 & Feb 7 at 7:30pm // OPENING NIGHT: Feb 8 at 7:30pmPREVEW TICKETS: $35.00 (+HST & $2.50 Box Office Fee) // GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS: $63.00 - $72.00 (+HST & $2.50 Box Office Fee) 1 Hour and 20 Minutes, No Intermission DION: A Rock Opera is a retelling of one of the most enduring Greek classics, The Bacchae. It takes place in the City State of Thebes. Dion (originally Dionysus), the non-binary "Demi God", (half God half human) and champion of wine and revelry, has come to punish their mother's family who refuse to believe they are the offspring of Zuess. They seduce their own relatives into joining a "cult" of disenfranchised revellers who have all abandoned Thebes for the woods, and then Dion allows themself to be captured by their furious cousin, the ruler of Thebes, Pentheus. What they convince Pentheus to do is not something anyone would have thought was possible... Entirely sung, this version of The Bacchae is sassy, sexy, quick moving, sacred and profane. It's a meditation on all aspects of The Left and The Right that has never been more relevant. MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Bob Foster // ASSOCIATE MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Haneul Yi // BAND: Bob Foster, Kat McLevey & Haneul Li // COSTUME & SET DESIGNER: Scott Penner // LIGHTING DESIGNER: Bonnie Beacher // ASSISTANT LIGHTING DESIGNER: Émilie Trimbee // WARDROBE AND PROPS ASSISTANT: JB Nelles // STAGE MANAGER: Fiona Jones // PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PROVIDED BY: What by When (WxW) // SUPERVISING PRODUCTION MANAGER: Wes Babcock // PRODUCTION MANAGER: Erik Richards // TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Sebastian Marziali
By Henrik IbsenA New Version by Liisa Repo-MartellDirected by Moya O'Connell STARRING: Diana Bentley with Nancy Beatty, Andrew Chown, Shawn Doyle, Leah Doz and Qasim Khan THE COAL MINE THEATRE // 2076 DANFORTH AVEMay 5 - May 26, 2024 PREVIEWS: May 5, May 6 & May 7 at 7:30pm // OPENING NIGHT: May 8 at 7:30pmPREVEW TICKETS: $35.00 (+HST & $2.50 Box Office Fee) // GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS: $63.00 - $72.00 (+HST & $2.50 Box Office Fee) 2 Hours and 15 Minutes, Including a 15 Minute Intermission Hedda Gabler is a play written by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. The world premiere was staged on 31 January 1891 at the Residenztheatre in Munich. Ibsen himself was in attendance, although he remained back-stage. The play has been canonized as a masterpiece within the genres of literary realism. Hedda Gabler dramatizes the experiences of the title character, Hedda, the daughter of a general, who is trapped in a marriage and a house that she does not want. Overall, the title character for Hedda Gabler is considered one of the great dramatic roles in theater. The year following its publication, the play received negative feedback and reviews. Hedda Gabler has been described as a female variation of Hamlet. ORIGINAL MUSIC BY: Emiliy Haines // ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Daniel Williston // SET AND COSTUME DESIGN: Joshua Quinlan // LIGHTING DESIGN: Kaitlin Hickey // STAGE MANAGEMENT: Tamara Protic // PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PROVIDED BY: What by When // PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: Wes Babcock
Created and Performed by Jani LauzonDirected by Franco Boni Presented in association with Paper Canoe Projects THE COAL MINE THEATRE // 2076 DANFORTH AVENOV 12 - DEC 10, 2023 PREVIEWS: Nov 12 & Nov 14 at 7:30pm // OPENING NIGHT: Nov 15 at 7:30pmPREVEW TICKETS: $35.00 (+HST and $2.50 Box Office Fee) // GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS: $63.00 - $72.00 (+HST and $2.50 Box Office Fee) 75 Minutes, No Intermission A NOTE TO OUR AUDIENCE There are ceremonial aspects to Prophecy Fog. Please CLICK HERE to read some important details and a few special requests from our team when attending Prophecy Fog. From award-winning artist, Jani Lauzon, Prophecy Fog begins with a journey into the Mojave Desert in search of Giant Rock, armed with the question: can a site still be sacred if it has been desecrated? We encounter a girl in the mountains of B.C. with a pocket full of stones, the rainbow warrior’s prophecy, and a mysterious inscription that obscures our past. “We come from the stars, we are star people.” Prophecy Fog weaves together the performance skills of veteran raconteur Jani Lauzon and the expertise of Environmental Designer Melissa Joakim, along with Director Franco Boni to elicit a conscious remembering of ancient prophecies that speak to rock teachings, star beings and earth changes. ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN: Melissa Joakim // ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ASSOCIATE: Tim Lindsay // DRAMATURGY: Brian Quirt & Franco Boni // MOVEMENT CONSULTANT: Julia Aplin // CULTURAL CONSULTANTS: Pauline Shirt and Sadie Buck // STAGE MANAGEMENT: AJ Morra & Jennifer Newnham // PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PROVIDED BY: What by When // TECHNICAL DIRECTOR/PRODUCTION MANAGER: Wes Babcock // ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER: Barry McCluskey Initially developed through The Theatre Centre’s Tracy Wright Global Archive (with additional support by the Banff Playwrights Lab, Native Earth Performing Arts and Nightswimming Theatre). Originally produced in association with Nightswimming.
Music by Ted Dykstra & Book by Steven Mayoff Directed by Peter Hinton-DavisAssociate Director Kiera Sangster STARRING: Max Borowski, Saccha Dennis, Kaden Forsberg, Allan Louis, Allister MacDonald, Jacob MacInnis, Sate, Carly Street and Kelsey Verzotti THE COAL MINE THEATRE // 2076 DANFORTH AVEFEB 4 - MAR 3, 2024 PREVIEWS: Feb 4, Feb 6 & Feb 7 at 7:30pm // OPENING NIGHT: Feb 8 at 7:30pmPREVEW TICKETS: $35.00 (+HST & $2.50 Box Office Fee) // GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS: $63.00 - $72.00 (+HST & $2.50 Box Office Fee) 1 Hour and 20 Minutes, No Intermission DION: A Rock Opera is a retelling of one of the most enduring Greek classics, The Bacchae. It takes place in the City State of Thebes. Dion (originally Dionysus), the non-binary "Demi God", (half God half human) and champion of wine and revelry, has come to punish their mother's family who refuse to believe they are the offspring of Zuess. They seduce their own relatives into joining a "cult" of disenfranchised revellers who have all abandoned Thebes for the woods, and then Dion allows themself to be captured by their furious cousin, the ruler of Thebes, Pentheus. What they convince Pentheus to do is not something anyone would have thought was possible... Entirely sung, this version of The Bacchae is sassy, sexy, quick moving, sacred and profane. It's a meditation on all aspects of The Left and The Right that has never been more relevant. MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Bob Foster // ASSOCIATE MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Haneul Yi // BAND: Bob Foster, Kat McLevey & Haneul Li // COSTUME & SET DESIGNER: Scott Penner // LIGHTING DESIGNER: Bonnie Beacher // ASSISTANT LIGHTING DESIGNER: Émilie Trimbee // WARDROBE AND PROPS ASSISTANT: JB Nelles // STAGE MANAGER: Fiona Jones // PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PROVIDED BY: What by When (WxW) // SUPERVISING PRODUCTION MANAGER: Wes Babcock // PRODUCTION MANAGER: Erik Richards // TECHNICAL DIRECTOR: Sebastian Marziali
By Henrik IbsenA New Version by Liisa Repo-MartellDirected by Moya O'Connell STARRING: Diana Bentley with Nancy Beatty, Andrew Chown, Shawn Doyle, Leah Doz and Qasim Khan THE COAL MINE THEATRE // 2076 DANFORTH AVEMay 5 - May 26, 2024 PREVIEWS: May 5, May 6 & May 7 at 7:30pm // OPENING NIGHT: May 8 at 7:30pmPREVEW TICKETS: $35.00 (+HST & $2.50 Box Office Fee) // GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS: $63.00 - $72.00 (+HST & $2.50 Box Office Fee) 2 Hours and 15 Minutes, Including a 15 Minute Intermission Hedda Gabler is a play written by Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen. The world premiere was staged on 31 January 1891 at the Residenztheatre in Munich. Ibsen himself was in attendance, although he remained back-stage. The play has been canonized as a masterpiece within the genres of literary realism. Hedda Gabler dramatizes the experiences of the title character, Hedda, the daughter of a general, who is trapped in a marriage and a house that she does not want. Overall, the title character for Hedda Gabler is considered one of the great dramatic roles in theater. The year following its publication, the play received negative feedback and reviews. Hedda Gabler has been described as a female variation of Hamlet. ORIGINAL MUSIC BY: Emiliy Haines // ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Daniel Williston // SET AND COSTUME DESIGN: Joshua Quinlan // LIGHTING DESIGN: Kaitlin Hickey // STAGE MANAGEMENT: Tamara Protic // PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PROVIDED BY: What by When // PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: Wes Babcock
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