PROJECTS
What happens when a bride-to-be can't marry until she finds her placenta?
House + Body presents a workshop presentation of
MARRY ME MARRY ME MARRY ME MARRY ME
MARRY ME MARRY ME MARRY ME MARRY ME
by Marina Moreira
Directed by Christopher Manousos
Explore the seemingly impossible nature of constructing oneself
as female and the absurdities of bridal superstitions when they're
pushed to the extreme. What binds a woman to fate when it has
already been decided for you by a game of M.A.S.H. and a paper
fortune-teller? Originally developed at Factory Theatre in the
Foundry program and subsequently developed through workshops
with House + Body, an excerpt of the piece was presented at Paprika
Festival last year (2017). This is the first public staged workshop
for MARRY ME MARRY ME MARRY ME MARRY ME.
CAST:
BRIDE // Marina Moreira
MAID OF HONOUR // Allison Edwards-Crewe
MOTHER OF THE BRIDE // Arlen Aguayo Stewart
GROOM/HADEWIG // Richard Lam
DR. RAY // Jenna-Lee Hyde
BRIDESMAIDS/GROOMSMEN // Alice Lundy, Bilal Baig, Keaton Kwok
MAID OF HONOUR // Allison Edwards-Crewe
MOTHER OF THE BRIDE // Arlen Aguayo Stewart
GROOM/HADEWIG // Richard Lam
DR. RAY // Jenna-Lee Hyde
BRIDESMAIDS/GROOMSMEN // Alice Lundy, Bilal Baig, Keaton Kwok
CREATIVE TEAM:
Director // Christopher Manousos
Stage Manager // Sasha Tate-Howarth
Producer // Emma Westray
Sound Designer/Composer // Maddie Bautista
Costume Designer // Heather English
CREATIVE TEAM:
Director // Christopher Manousos
Stage Manager // Sasha Tate-Howarth
Producer // Emma Westray
Sound Designer/Composer // Maddie Bautista
Costume Designer // Heather English
PERFORMANCES:
July 25 @ 8:00pm (preview)
NO PERFORMANCE JULY 26
July 27 @ 8:00pm
July 28 @ 2:00pm (PWYC)
July 28 @ 8:00pm
July 29 @ 4:00pm
July 25 @ 8:00pm (preview)
NO PERFORMANCE JULY 26
July 27 @ 8:00pm
July 28 @ 2:00pm (PWYC)
July 28 @ 8:00pm
July 29 @ 4:00pm
This workshop was a Canadian Actors
Equity Association presentation under the Artists Collective Policy and was produced with the support of Toronto
Arts Council with funds provided by the City of Toronto.
WORKSHOPS
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PREVIOUS WORKSHOPS:
Suzuki + Viewpoints Workshops facilitated by Christopher Manousos held in Montreal, 2016; Saskatoon, 2016 (Hosted by Persephone Theatre); Stratford, 2016 (Stratford Shakespeare School); Toronto, 2017 & 2018.
Suzuki + Viewpoints Workshops facilitated by Christopher Manousos held in Montreal, 2016; Saskatoon, 2016 (Hosted by Persephone Theatre); Stratford, 2016 (Stratford Shakespeare School); Toronto, 2017 & 2018.