The Playhouse Collective Presents: The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals

Name: The Playhouse Collective Presents: The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals
Start: 2024-05-22T20:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-05-22T23:00:00-04:00
Location: The Assembly Theatre

Schedule

Wed May 22 2024 at 08:00 pm to 11:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

The Assembly Theatre | Toronto, ON

The Playhouse Collective is back with our next musical! We're so excited to take the stage again after a sold out production of Ride The Cyclone in 2023. This year, The Playhouse Collective will be producing Toronto's StarKid debut, bringing The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals to The Assembly Theatre from May 22nd-26th. We're thrilled to share this spooky, campy, internet cult classic with Toronto!
*Please note that this show deals with themes of violence, grief, mild gore and the use of prop firearms.
CAST:
Brendan Kinnon: Paul
Aliya Hamid: Emma
Callan Forrester: Sam/Mr Davidson/General MacNamara
Annie Wang: Charlotte/Deb/Nora
Deanna Mann: Professor Hidgens/Hot Chocolate Boy
Lara Hamburg: Alice/Zoey/Greenpeace Girl/Melissa
Sydney Page: Ted/Unhoused man
Aidan Reimer: Bill
Jona Villa: Ensemble / Emma and Charlotte understudy
TY Jung: Ensemble / Ted and Bill understudy
Patricia Barlow: Ensemble / Alice and Professor understudy / Dance Captain
Claire Haig-Halsall: Ensemble / Sam and Paul understudy.

PRODUCTION TEAM:
Producer: Callan Forrester
Director: Lizzie Song
Assistant Director: Kryslyne-Mai Ancheta
Choreographers: Shannon Murtagh and Gabby Noga
Music Director: Mackenzie Langdon
Stage Manager: Alex Jodi Verge
Assistant Stage Manager: Yuki Ng
Techincal Director: Mathilda Kane
Production Manager: Franco Pang
Costume Designer: Camila Farah
Sets/Props Designer: Amelia Hope O'Grady
Intimacy/Fight Director: Simone Matheson
Lighting Designer: Cass Iacovelli
Sound Designer: Deanna Mann

The Playhouse Collective is a place for artists to explore and develop their artistry. We are a company of recent theatre grads who focus on creating spaces that centre women and non-binary folks at the core of the company. Our hope is that the Playhouse can be a soft place to land for emerging artists in the Toronto theatre industry, a place to find a community that they can always call home.