theatre passe muraille 2014.15 season brochure

2014.15

BMO is a proud season sponsor

A NOTE FROM ANDY

CONNECT WITH ANDY: [email protected]

@ANDYMCKIM

“I’d rather live in a world where my life is surrounded by mystery than live in a world so small that my mind could comprehend it.”- Henry Emerson Fosdick

We are interested in the harmony of art and entertainment and while we may not seek to make theatre for everybody, we do seek to make theatre for anybody. My greatest pleasure is sitting in our theatre with a heterogeneous audience, captivated by the diverse work of our wide range of artists. I am so proud that our theatre offers that experience.

At the heart of TPM’s vision is the commitment to produce plays that will resonate with our time and place, here in Toronto in 2014. To that end, we have a commitment to showcase the voices of marginal, emerging and inter-cultural artists amongst other voices.

With that in mind, the thrill of coming to the theatre for me is the possibility that what I see will lift a corner of the veil on the mystery of life and ask me to reassess what I think. I thrive on finding plays that challenge me to reconsider my understanding of the world. Plays that will provoke me to see something new I had never considered. With the diverse range of voices in this season I am certain you too will be introduced to a challenging set of different worldviews.

After you have been to the theatre I would like to hear from you about what mysteries you have uncovered and what pleasures you have had.

Andy McKimArtistic Director

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“Theatre Passe Murail le has become the most total ly eclectic theatre in town, offering a home to every kind of work imaginable... it makes for an explosion of joy like nowhere else.” - Richard Ouzounian, Toronto Star

Founded in 1968, Theatre Passe Muraille is Canada’s first theatre company developing and producing new Canadian work. Theatre Passe Muraille operates out of a designated historical building; the former Nasmith Bakery and Stables. But true to name, productions also take place “beyond walls” at site-specific locations across Toronto.

Theatre Passe Muraille is known for developing pioneering and daring Canadian theatre, but we exist to support our communities. From encouraging independent and emerging artists, and multicultural work, to inspiring our staff and artists to work collaboratively, Theatre Passe Muraille works to ensure all voices are represented on our stage.

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LIFE, DEATH ANDTHE BLUES

A THEATRE PASSE MURAILLE PRODUCTION IN ASSOCIATION WITH HOPE AND HELL THEATRE CO.

Written and conceived by Raoul Bhaneja Directed by Eda Holmes Starring Raoul Bhaneja, Divine Brown & members of “The Big Time”: Jake Chisholm (guitar), Tom Bona (drums), Chris Banks (upright bass)

National Tour Sponsor:

Immerse yourself in the world of The Blues. This innovative concert/theatre hybrid created by Gemini nominated actor and Maple Blues Award winner, Raoul Bhaneja combines autobiography, interview, live music and multi-media to explore the power, passion and meaning of the blues.

Accompanied by the Juno award-winning Canadian R&B/Soul singer Divine Brown with music provided by members of Bhaneja’s blues band, The Big Time. Each night will feature a different epilogue performance interview and jam session with a living Blues legend including Chris Whiteley, Jay Douglas, Paul James, Del Junco and more! Check out our website for the current list.

This show will go on tour across Canada starting early in 2015.

“I want to bring The Blues into the theatre in a very honest and vibrant way. I want people to real ly feel what this amazing music can do to your mind, your heart and yes, despite the cliche, your soul. The Blues is the lifeblood of the play, so I also set out to dramatize the complexities of race, gender and most importantly Culture.” – Raoul Bhaneja, Creator, Performer & Musician

MAINSPACE SEPTEMBER 25 » OCTOBER 19, 2014

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“The De Chardin Project is a story of the origins of the universe. It’s about the conf luence of matter and spirit.” – Adam Seybold, P laywright

“The universe as we know it is a joint product of the observer and the observed.” – P ierre Teil hard de Chardin

MAINSPACE NOVEMBER 20 » DECEMBER 14, 2014

A THEATRE PASSE MURAILLE PRODUCTION

By Adam Seybold Directed by Alan Dilworth Starring Maev Beaty & Cyrus Lane Dramaturgy: Alan Dilworth & Andy McKim Stage Manager: Sarah Miller Production Designer: Lorenzo Savoini Sound Designer: Thomas Ryder Payne

Production Sponsor: JEFF AND RITA RAYMAN

Condemned and exiled, Jesuit Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (1881-1955) crossed continents searching for the missing link. His ground-breaking discoveries in human evolution transcended barriers between Faith and Science.

In The De Chardin Project, Jesuit priest, scientist and philosopher Pierre Teilhard de Chardin (Cyrus Lane), suffering a cerebral hemorrhage, finds himself beyond the phenomenal world in an encounter with an enigmatic guide (Maev Beaty) who leads him on the ultimate adventure: the excavation of himself.

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“This play, at its core, is about the fragility of our individual fates: how something on a microscopic level can define a person’s entire existence.” - Sara Farb, P laywright

BACKSPACE FEBRUARY 5 » MARCH 1, 2015


By Sara Farb Directed by Richard Greenblatt Starring Sara Farb

Written and performed by up-and-coming playwright Sara Farb, R-E-B-E-C-C-A is a personal piece based on Farb’s younger sister who was born seven weeks prematurely, and diagnosed as developmentally delayed at a very young age.

The story centers on this real-life Rebecca, as well as an alternate Rebecca – the one that might have been, had she been born in July. We meet the two Rebeccas as they prepare to celebrate their respective 18th birthdays.

Although universes apart, as the play unfolds these two manage to find a connection, uniting in an unexpected and powerful way.


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“Carolyn Smart’s “Hooked” has made me raise my game. You luck out sometimes and get your hands on a bril liant text and you’re compel led by that text, hounded real ly, to raise your game. I want to il luminate these women. I want the audiences to leave the theatre as if they’ve had one of the greatest, most vibrant history lessons of their lives.” Nicky Guadagni, Performer

BACKSPACE APRIL 16 » MAY 10, 2015


By Carolyn Smart Directed by Layne Coleman Starring Nicky Guadagni

Meet Myra Hindley, Unity Mitford, Zelda Fitzgerald, Dora Carrington, Elizabeth Smart, Carson McCullers and Jane Bowles. Based on a book of brilliant poems by Canadian poet Carolyn Smart, Professor of Creative Writing at Queens University, Hooked brings the tumultuous lives of these historic women to life.

Nicky Guadagni, is a long standing alumna of TPM, as both a performer and writer. As it developed and took shape, Hooked has been performed to intimate audiences in people’s homes for several years. Theatre Passe Muraille is delighted to now bring it home to the intimacy of our Backspace.


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PRODUCED BY JOHNSON GIRLS WITH THE SUPPORT OF THEATRE PASSE MURAILLE

Directed by Kate Lynch Starring Caitlin Driscoll and Gemma James-Smith

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OCTOBER 24 » NOVEMBER 16, 2014BACKSPACEWITHIN OUR WALLS:THE GUEST COMPANY SERIES

Theatre Passe Muraille values collaboration in all its forms.

As well as producing our own plays, we also host other companies Within Our Walls. In this season’s Guest Company Series we have invited Johnson Girls to produce at TPM, with institutional support coming from us.

We believe in these artists and this play and we are hosting them in order to help increase their profile and support the advancement of their plays, while introducing their work to TPM audiences.

“Treasure this book!!! Also, read it!!!” — A Globe and Mail Best Books Selection“... insane, hilarious and irreverent ...” — Alice Sebold

She has a dead-end job, a bland boyfriend, and an incredibly bad attitude. But after reading Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic boy book, Treasure Island, she is inspired to redesign her life around what she calls the novel’s “Core Values”: Boldness, Resolution, Independence, and Horn-Blowing. Needing a talisman on her journey to bolder selfhood, she acquires a parrot who refuses to follow the script, and winds up on a domestic adventure more frightening than anything she’d originally planned.

Twisted puppetry elements by Gemma James-Smith.Adapted by Karen Woolridge from the hit novel Treasure Island!!! by Sara Levine (Copyright © 2012 by Sara Levine).


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MAINSPACEWITHIN OUR WALLS:THE GUEST COMPANY SERIES

Theatre Passe Muraille values collaboration in all its forms.

As well as producing our own plays, we also host other companies Within Our Walls. In this season’s Guest Company Series we have invited Pleiades Theatre to produce at TPM, with institutional support coming from us.

We believe in these artists and this play and we are hosting them in order to help increase their profile and support the advancement of their plays, while introducing their work to TPM audiences.

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FEBRUARY 14 » 28, 2015 (English language premiere) MARCH 3 » 7 (en français)

PRODUCED BY PLEIADES THEATRE WITH THE SUPPORT OF THEATRE PASSE MURAILLE

By Suzanne Lebeau Translated by Julia Duchesne & John Van Burek Directed by John Van Burek

“The shock of emotion and revolt could not be more explosive.” - Voir Québec

A poetic, inspiring story of two kids in their desperate flight to freedom. Elikia saw her life shattered by a chaotic, lawless civil war. When little Joseph arrives in the rebel camp, destined like her to become a child soldier, he rekindles Elikia’s lost humanity, which gives her the courage to break the chain of violence.

We only learn of their nameless plight through the testimony of a nurse before an invisible Tribunal, which can only be us.

Winner, Governor General’s Award for Drama (2010), translated into 7 languages, performed across the globe, the English language premiere!

Détails concernant les représentations en français: www.pleiadestheatre.org ou passemuraille.ca

For student matinee bookings & availability: [email protected]


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Relationships are at the core of our work at Theatre Passe Muraille. We want to create an environment that is conducive to audience participation, dialogue and moderated interactions.

TALK BACKSWe offer free talk backs on the first Sunday after the opening of each Theatre Passe Muraille production. These talk backs are facilitated to encourage more dialogue than a traditional Q&A.

EGG ROLLS WITH ANDYOn the Wednesday after opening, this free pre-show program features Artistic Director Andy McKim in conversation with an artist from the play, or a local expert, to talk about the way in which that piece of theatre is contributing to a broader conversation.

NEIGHBOURHOOD NIGHTSMeet other people who live and work in our community by attending a complimentary “Neighbourhood Night” preview performance for our productions. Live or work near the theatre? Simply email [email protected] to be added to our list.

PLAY YOUR PARTAT THEATRE PASSE MURAILLE

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BODY BRAKE (Dec. 5 and Feb. 28)Body Brake invites the local dance community to take over our bar in new and imaginative ways. Be prepared to meet artists from a variety of forms as we explore movement and dance. Curated by Brandy Leary, of Anandam Dancetheatre.

CRAPSHOOT (Nov. 1, Jan. 30, Apr. 10)Emerging artists take to the stage and are given five minutes to perform whatever they’ve got to show. At the end of each night, the audience votes for their favourite performance and that artist/group is invited to perform for 20 minutes at the next event. It’s sort of like The Hunger Games meets Show-and-Tell. Sort of. Curated by Megan Poole.

THE SONGBOOK SERIES (Oct. 10, Jan. 16, Mar. 27)At the Songbook Series, we celebrate the work of an artist, group, era or style that had a significant impact on our musical history. Hosted by the Family Band, we invite a variety of musicians from all disciplines to re-imagine that music in their own way. It’s a night to hear your favourite tunes like you’ve never heard them before.

AFTER HOURSAT THEATRE PASSE MURAILLE

FOR ALL AFTER HOURS: DOORS AT 10PMEVENTS BEGIN AT 10:30PM

Theatre Passe Muraille provides accessible opportunities for artists to interact with the theatre through a variety of programs.

If you’re interested in getting involved, email [email protected]


Customization guides the development of our student programs, offering teachers the opportunity to design a program that best fits their class. Whether it’s a workshop, talk back, backstage tour or tickets to a show, give us a call and we’ll create something just for you!

MATINEES, TOURS, WORKSHOPS & TALK BACKSStudent matinees are listed for each show. They can alternatively be booked on an as-needed basis, so educators can select a more suitable day. We also offer pre, or post, performance workshops and/or theatre tours at low cost (or free-of-charge!) and all student performances are followed by a talk back.

YOUTH BLUES CHALLENGEWe’re seeking the best young musicians in the city to share their talents during the pre-show and intermission of our production of Life, Death and The Blues. Whether you’re a solo act, a duo or a band, we want to hear what you’ve got. You must be 25 or under to be eligible, and all you’ve got to do is post a video online. Alongside the chance to perform at Theatre Passe Muraille, winners receive a pair of complimentary tickets to the production, as well as an opportunity to meet the cast (including Divine Brown and Raoul Bhaneja) after the show. For more info or to submit online: www.passemuraille.ca

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

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For more info on how to get your students to Theatre Passe Muraille, email [email protected]

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Theatre Passe Muraille features four unique and versatile venues within our designated heritage building, which can be rented to independent companies & individuals when not in use for TPM activities.

The available spaces include:

THE MAINSPACEa flexible, multipurpose theatre, featuring an AGCO licensed bar, seating 185 over two levels.

THE BACKSPACEan intimate black-box studio, seating 55.

THE REHEARSAL HALLan affordable, multi-purpose room that facilitates small rehearsal projects, auditions, company meetings & table work.

THE BAR/CABARET STAGEan intimate bar space, featuring a cabaret stage with flexible seating up to 125 - home to multi-disciplinary performances, TPM’s After Hours programming and the perfect place to host your party! For individual rental rates, bookings and general inquiries, please see the Rentals section on our website or contact [email protected]

RENT OUR SPACE


BOX OFFICE HOURSOpen Wednesday to Saturday 12:00pm – 6:00pm (12:00pm-3:00pm is by phone only) Sundays we will be open 11:30am-2:30pmHours are extended on performance nightsTickets are available Online: 7 days a week, 24 hours a day

PARKING AND TTC There is limited street parking available around the theatre. Paid parking lots are located on Richmond Street, just West of Portland (underground – below Loblaws) and at the corner of Wolseley Street and Augusta Ave. By TTC Osgoode Station: Take the Queen Street car West to Bathurst Street. Walk back one block East on Queen to Ryerson Avenue. Then walk North on Ryerson one block.By TTC Bathurst Station: Take the Bathurst Street car South to Queen Street. Walk East on Queen one block to Ryerson Avenue. Then walk North on Ryerson one block.

OUR BARYou can drink at your seat in the Mainspace Theatre. If you are seeing a performance in our Mainspace please join us at our bar, on the upper level, before and after the show! The Bar is open 30 minutes prior to our Mainspace performances. If you are seeing a show in our Backspace we have refreshments available for you to enjoy in the lobby before your performance.

PLAN YOUR VISITTHEATRE PASSE MURAILLE & ARTS BOX OFFICE16 RYERSON AVE.TORONTO, ON, M5T 2P3PHONE: 416.504.7529

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TICKET PRICESPHONE 416.504.7529ONLINE PASSEMURAILLE.CAIN PERSON 16 RYERSON AVE 3pm-6pm, Wed-Sat (Or at least one hour before each show)

Subscriptions: PUNCH PASSE

$152.50 (incl. hst)

SAVE OVER 30%

You’ve got 6 punches, and each one is a ticket.

See each of the six shows in our season,

or double up and bring a friend to the theatre.

It’s up to you!

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special ticket price for younger patrons. There’s an allocation of Under 30 tickets at every Theatre Passe

Muraille performance. They’re popular so book early! (ID required).

PWYC

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Pay What You Can (excluding previews). The show starts at 2pm and tickets go

on sale at noon. Don’t want to wait in line at the door? A limited

number of tickets are available in advance for $22.50 (incl. hst)

AFTER HOURS PROGRAMMING

Admission Prices vary, but most events are Pay What You Can.

The Bank of Montreal is proud to support Theatre Passe Muraille’s rich history of developing new works, providing diverse programming and showcasing some of Canada’s best playwrights and theatre creators.

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50TH ANNIVERSARYTHE DOLLAR A WEEK CAMPAIGN

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IN 2018 THEATRE PASSE MURAILLE WILL REACH OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY AND THERE IS MUCH TO CELEBRATE. PREPARING FOR THIS BIG OCCASION

WE ARE LAUNCHING THE DOLLAR A WEEK CAMPAIGN

For The Dollar A Week Campaign we want to raise at least $100,000 within the next four years. This ambition is inspired by the fact that TPM approaches its 50th Anniversary four years from now, so asking for $50 a year from you to recognize our 50 years of developing new work seems like a perfect fit.

Your funding support will do a few things — increase our capacity to create a stable institutional environment for the development and production of new work, formalize and better resource our Resident Artist/Company program and strengthen our ability to spend more money on the art we are creating.

Together with others, your contribution creates an absolutely vital resource for TPM, ensuring that works from independent, emerging, marginal, inter-cultural artists and companies are brought to life on stage.

Theatre Passe Muraille’s goal remains clear: to develop, disseminate, produce, showcase and promote, locally, nationally and internationally, work that represents and propagates values of inclusion, social justice and meaningful interactions between communities. Join us on this mission. Make a difference today.

More than ever, we cherish your attendance, so that TPM can support and give voice to the next generation of artists — who embrace the path less travelled.

We are looking for 500 people to contribute the equivalent of a dollar a week. Or 2 dollars a week. Or even a dollar a day. From now until our 50th Anniversary.

Can we count on you?

How to DonateGo online at www.passemuraille.ca/donate/

Send a cheque to Theatre Passe Muraille, attention Katie Pounder/Dollar A Week Or please contact Katie Pounder at [email protected] | 416.504.8988 x2133

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