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BOOK, MUSIC, AND LYRICS BY IRENE SANKOFF AND DAVID HEIN

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In London, our treaties include the 1796 London Township Treaty and the 1822 Longwoods Treaty. The London Township Treaty was a regional treaty signed by diplomats representing all parties living on the land, which today we know as Southwestern Ontario. The Longwoods Treaty was signed by representatives of the Crown and the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation and covers approximately 580,000 acres in the area.

Locally, there are three First Nations Communities. They are the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation, the Oneida Nation of the Thames, and the Munsee Delaware Nation. We would also like to recognize the growing Indigenous urban population, comprised of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit people, and affirm our commitment to welcoming these communities to the Grand Theatre, while working to remove barriers to access and participation.

We value the significant historical and contemporary contributions of local and regional First Nations, and all of the Original Peoples of Turtle Island (colonially known as North America), and acknowledge the traditional lands upon which we live, work, share, and tell stories together.

WELCOME

Come From Away is an international mega-hit. We know that it speaks to people everywhere – to so many people deeply affected by the horror of September 11, 2001 and to everyone looking to put human faces on the generosity and coming-together that marked its aftermath. But I think it hits a little differently here in Canada. This is a Canadian story. This is a small-town Canadian story. It epitomizes the “help your neighbour” attitude that we Canadians are sometimes teased about but ultimately hold dear to our sense of national identity.

Newfoundland holds a very special place in my heart. I spent four summers working and making art on Newfoundland’s West Coast and, in that time, I got to immerse myself among the people and the culture that make that area so great. When Director Julie Tomaino told me about the images she had seen of red chairs in Newfoundland I was immediately transported to hikes I would do in Gros Morne National Park, taking breaks lounging on one of the iconic red chairs, in arguably one of the most stunning places on earth. From Parks Canada: “In 2011, team members at Gros Morne National Park came up with the idea to place 18 sets of Adirondack chairs in lesser-known… stunning locations… Today, the iconic red chairs can be found in over 100 locations.” This now-iconic Canadian landscape marker was born in Newfoundland, telling all the world, You Are Here.

As I write this, the world feels very fractured. The ideological landscape feels torn apart by chasms between belief systems. That weight can feel extremely heavy as we go about our daily lives. In doing what theatre does best, Come From Away does so much to counter those feelings. It transports us to Gander, Newfoundland and lets us live a moment in the shoes of those who reside there, facing a similarly frightening, dangerous time and meeting it with open arms, generosity, love, and care for their fellow humans.

In programming this show, and in the incredible response I have had from Londoners in their excitement to come and see this brand-new London-made production, I can feel that sense of coming together. In addition to the impact of these incredible stories, tunes, and performances, I believe the sense of community it creates is this show’s greatest gift.

Welcome, London. You Are Here.

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Opening Night: MAy 1, 2026

BOOK, MUSIC, AND LYRICS BY

IRENE SANKOFF AND DAVID HEIN

ORIGINAL BROADWAY PRODUCTION PRODUCED BY

JUNKYARD DOG PRODUCTIONS

ORCHESTRATIONS BY ARRANGEMENTS BY

AUGUST ERIKSMOEN

IAN EISENDRATH

Come From Away was originally co-produced in 2015 by La Jolla Playhouse and Seattle Repertory Theater and presented in 2016 by Ford’s Theatre.

Come From Away (NAMT Festival 2013) was originally developed at the Canadian Music Theatre Project, Michael Rubinoff Producer, Sheridan College in Oakville, Ontario, Canada, and was further developed at Goodspeed Musicals’ Festival of New Artists, in East Haddam, Connecticut. The Canada Council for the Arts, The Ontario Arts Council, and The Fifth Avenue Theatre, Seattle, Washington also provided development support.

COME FROM AWAY is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.MTIShows.com

The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this Production is strictly prohibited.

Strangers, Neighbours, Community.

Come From Away reflects something deeply personal to us at Ahria: East Coast roots, open doors, and the power of human connection.

Inspired by the spirit of Gander, we carry that generosity forward in our work and through our annual Pay It Forward Day.

Each September 11, our team is given time and resources to give back to the community in meaningful ways - through donation, volunteerism and acts of kindness.

Because when people feel welcomed, organizations (and communities) thrive.

claude & others

h annah & others

DARRIN BAKER

DIVINE BROWN

oz & others SHELDON ELTER

k evin t & others

bob & others

IZAD ETEMADI

JOEMA FRITH

nick & others  STEVEN GALLAGHER

standby ANDREW HODWITZ

janice & others

diane & others

standby

bonnie & others

beulah & others

beverley & others

KELLY HOLIFF

LORI NANCY KALAMANSKI

HEATHER MCGUIGAN

DENISE OUCHAREK

DARLENE SPENCER

CAILIN STADNYK

k evin j & others  ALEX WIERZBICKI § standby TRAVAE WILLIAMS

§ dance captain

UNDERSTUDIES

claude / nick / oz ANDREW HODWITZ

beverley

bonnie / janice / diane / beulah

hannah

KELLY HOLIFF

HEATHER MCGUIGAN

DENISE OUCHEREK

bob / k evin j / k evin t TRAVAE WILLIAMS

CREATIVE TEAM

director JULIE TOMAINO

Music director SARAH RICHARDSON

choreographer NICOL SPINOLA set designer SCOTT PENNER*

costuMe designer MING WONG 黄慧明*

lighting designer  JARETH LI*

sound designer BRIAN KENNY*

intiM acy director DANI JAZZAR assistant director HAILEY HILL

associate set designer DARIUSZ KORBIEL

dialect coach ZIAD EK

dialect coach ADAM HENDERSON

dialect coach ROBIN HUTTON

dialect coach TEO OWANG

stage Manager ERIKA MOREY assistant stage Manager SUZANNE MCARTHUR a pprentice stage Manager ABBY STEVENSON

ORCHESTRA

conductor / keyboard / accordion SARAH RICHARDSON

Mandolin MATT BALLAGH

druMs DALE-ANNE BRENDON

whistles JENNIFER CAHILL

bodhrán ROMANO DI NILLO

guitar STEPHEN INGRAM

bass  ERIK LARSON

fiddle DEVON MARTENE

*Indicated designers are represented by the Associated Designers of Canada, IATSE Local ADC659.

The Grand Theatre is an active member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres (PACT). The Grand Theatre also acknowledges, with thanks, the co-operation of the Local 105 and 828 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists, and Allied Crafts of the United Stages, its Territories and Canada, and the London Musician’s Association Local 279.

MUSICAL NUMBERS

w elcoMe to the rock claude, coMpany

38 planes............................................................................................coMpany

blankets and bedding.....................................................................coMpany

28 hours/w herever w e a re†..........................................coMpany, beverley

darkness and trees..........................................................................coMpany

darkness and trees (reprise).........................................................coMpany

lead us out of the darkness...........................................................coMpany

phoning hoMe....................................................................................coMpany

costuMe party..........................diane, k evin t, k evin j, h annah, coMpany

i a M here h annah

prayer‡...............................................................................................coMpany

on the edge.......................................................................................coMpany

screech in†..........................................................................claude, coMpany

Me and the sky.................................................................................. beverley stop the world............................................................................. nick, diane

38 planes (r eprise)/soMewhere......................................................coMpany

soMething’s Missing.........................................................................coMpany

finale...................................................................................claude, coMpany

Come From Away runs approximately 100 minutes with no intermission.

†MY HEART WILL GO ON Words and Music by Will Jennings and James Horner. ©IRVING MUSIC, INC. On behalf of BLUE SKY RIDER SONGS (BMI). Used by permission of Sony/ATV Music Publishing. All rights reserved.

‡ PRAYER OF ST. FRANCIS dedicated to Mrs. Frances Tracy. ©1967, OCP, 5536 NE Hassalo, Portland, OR 97213. All rights reserved.

JUNKYARD DOG PRODUCTIONS

Jerry Frankel Latitude Link Smith & Brant Theatricals

Steve & Paula Reynolds David Mirvish Michael Rubinoff Alhadeff Productions

Michael Alden & Nancy Nagel Gibbs Sam Levy Rodney Rigby Spencer Ross Richard Winkler Yonge Street Theatricals Sheridan College Michael & Ellise Coit Ronald Frankel

Sheri & Les Biller Richard & Sherry Belkin Gary & Marlene Cohen Allan Detsky & RenaMendelson

Lauren Doll Barbara H. Freitag Wendy Gillespie Laura Little Theatricals Carl & Jennifer Pasbjerg

Radio Mouse Entertainment The Shubert Organization Cynthia Stroum Tulchin Bartner Productions

Gwen Arment/Molly Morris & Terry McNicholas Maureen & Joel Benoliel/Marjorie & Ron Danz Pamela Cooper/Corey Brunish Demos Bizar/Square 1 Theatrics

Joshua Goodman/Lauren Stevens Just for Laughs Theatricals/Judith Ann Abrams Productions Bill & Linda Potter/Rosemary & Kenneth Willman

NO MATTER WHERE YOU’RE FROM ...

When you need a lawyer, nothing is more important than finding the right people to represent you.

AT LERNERS, OUR FOCUS IS YOU.

DIRECTOR’S NOTE

There are so many things I love about this show – I love the music, I love the craft of 12 people telling a story of hundreds, I love that the show hits you in the gut, and I love that it’s Canadian. When Rachel and I began talking about this show, I said early on that if you want the Broadway production on your stage, I’m not the one, because while I love and appreciate the original production, I have no interest in mounting a similar version.

So, how do you re-imagine a show when the original is so well known? What makes a non-replica production great? These were the questions that lived in my brain when I started dreaming about our production. What to do with this iconic, practically perfect, original production? I wanted to honour the tropes of what makes Come From Away special while reimagining what that looks like.

I spent a lot of time reading about Gander, and Newfoundland, and Canada, and rocks, and trees, and chairs, and 9/11 (and the days following 9/11). I read the script over and over, and I listened to the cast recording about 1,000 times. I was continuously pulled toward the line that Beverley says when she arrives in Gander: There’s a giant map on the wall of the airport and someone has written in red marker, “You Are Here.”

You Are Here – a simple phrase that meant so many things. You Are Here is literally Gander, You Are Here is symbolically every passenger forced into the present moment due to unimaginable tragedy, You Are Here is Canada. I did some more research, and an image came up of a single red chair on a frozen body of water. That image was the

jumping-off point for Scott Penner and I to start conversations. I discovered the Parks Canada red chairs, originating at Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland, and spreading right across Canada. We kept running with this idea and made chairs the centrepiece of the show, representing individuals from all over the world, representing countries, religious backgrounds, and communities. I wanted to honour Gander and Newfoundland while also acknowledging the ones ‘from away’ that contributed to the community during those five days. It is my hope that audiences will see the humanity in this approach and leave feeling more connected to the stranger sitting next to them.

I have so many people to thank. Thank you to Rachel for the opportunity to direct this beautiful piece. Thank you to my collaborators - Nicol, Sarah, Hailey, Scott, Ming, Jareth, Brian, Dani, Erika, Suzanne, Abby, Dariusz. Thank you to our four dialect coaches, the Grand staff, the band, the crew, and most especially to this awesome group of actors breathing life into this story. Thank you for your trust, your humour, and your kindness.

ARTISTS

Darrin Baker

Claude & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Sunset Boulevard, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Footloose, Wonderful Town, Laughing Room Only, Tarzan (Broadway); Misery (Maltz Jupiter); Elf: The Musical (Sacramento); Ghost Stories (Mirvish); White Christmas (Pantages LA); Working (Asolo); Dirty Blonde (Cincinnati Playhouse); Les Misérables (Royal Alex); A New Brain (Portland).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Doc, The Good Doctor (Fox); The Handmaid’s Tale (Hulu); Law & Order (NBC); Ghosts, Sheriff County, Evil (CBS); The Institute (MGM+); I Will Find You, Painkiller, Fear Street: Prom Queen, The Man From Toronto (Netflix); Twisted Metal (Peacock); Suits (USA).

other : @darrinbakerofficial

Divine Brown

Hannah

& Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Rent (Mirvish); Ain’t Misbehavin’ (Canadian Stage); Life, Death and the Blues (Theatre Passe Muraille); Passing Strange, Father Comes Home From the Wars, Billie, Sarah and Ella: The Revolutionary Women in Jazz (Soulpepper); Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812 (Crow’s Theatre, Musical Stage Co.).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Schitt’s Creek, Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent. other : Slaight Associate for Soulpepper Theatre (for concert creation).

Sheldon Elter

Oz & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut. t heatre c redits (selected): Much Ado About Nothing (Bard on the Beach); Children of God (Urban Ink); Beautiful Scars (Theatre Aquarius); A Streetcar Named Desire, Garneau Block, A Christmas Carol, One Man Two Guvnors (Citadel Theatre); Where the Blood Mixes, Queen Goneril, King Lear (Soulpepper); Nevermore (Catalyst Theatre); Tartuffe, Enron, The Sound of Music (NAC)

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Delmer and Marta, Caution: May Contain Nuts, Hell on Wheels (AMC).

Izad Etemadi

Kevin T & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Disney’s Frozen, The Play That Goes Wrong, Elf: The Musical, Grow. t heatre c redits (selected): Come From Away (You Are Here Inc, Gander); The Bidding War (Crow’s Theatre); Mad Madge (Nightwood Theatre); The Play That Goes Wrong (Neptune); Sweeney Todd, Music Man, Amadeus (Talk is Free Theatre).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Orphan Black: Echoes (AMC), Settle Down (CBC Gem), Ghosts (CBS), Wine Boys, Cows Come Home (Bell Fibe TV), The Love Club (W Network), The Handmaid’s Tale (Hulu), Star Trek: Strange New Worlds (Paramount+), Tall Boyz, Overlord and the Underwoods (CBC).

other : 2026 Canadian Screen Award Nominee.

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ARTISTS

Joema Frith

Bob & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Shrek The Musical (Young People’s Theatre); Disney’s Frozen (Globe Theatre); Disney’s The Lion King (Mirvish); Mary Poppins (Rainbow Stage); Shboom: Life Could be a Dream (Drayton); The Little Mermaid (Persephone Theatre); Universal Childcare (Quote Unquote).

other : So excited to finally be a part of telling this story after admiring it for years! Thank you to those who have been there and those who can’t anymore, for you Khalen.

Steven Gallagher

Nick & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Actor: The Wizard of Oz, Joseph, Cinderella, Miracle on 34th Street. Director: Fully Committed.

t heatre c redits (selected): Actor: Frozen, The Gig (Theatre Aquarius); Stealing Sam (Alberta Theatre Projects). Writer: Murder at Ackerton Manor (Theatre Orangeville, Lighthouse Festival Theatre, Tweed and Company Theatre); Pollyanna (Theatre Aquarius); Blackout (Musical Stage Co., Canadian Stage). Director: Pinkerton Comes to Prospect (Lighthouse Festival Theatre).

other : World Premiere of his new play, Deadly Memories, at Port Stanley Theatre Festival July 2026.

Andrew Hodwitz Standby

f or t he g rand t heatre: The Sound of Music. t heatre credits (selected): Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Grove); Women of the Fur Trade (Magnus); The 39 Steps (SLSF); Back in ‘59 (Thousand Islands Playhouse).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Law & Order Toronto; Mrs. America; Murdoch Mysteries; Redemption Inc. with Kevin O’Leary (narrator); Fireman Sam (voice of lead character - US version).

other : @andrewhodwitz

Kelly Holiff Janice & Others

f or t he grand t heatre: Disney’s Frozen, Million Dollar Quartet.

t heatre credits (selected): Disney’s Frozen (Citadel Theatre); Rent, Wrinkle In Time (Stratford Festival); Priscilla, Man of La Mancha, Little Mermaid (Drayton); Peter Pan (Neptune Theatre); Noises Off (Mayfield Theatre); 9 to 5 (Thousand Islands Playhouse); Uncovered, Mixed Tape (Musical Stage Co.); Taking the A Train (Soulpepper); Anne of Green Gables (Charlottetown Festival); Knishes and Grits (Harold Green).

other : Kelly is a theatre, cabaret, and concert performer based in Toronto. Selected performances include touring with Colm Wilkinson, opening for President Bush and President Clinton, creating/ headlining in Rumour Has It: The Songbook Of Adele ( Neptune), and being a voice for The Heart and Stroke Foundation.

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ARTISTS

Lori Nancy Kalamanski

Diane & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Come From Away (Mirvish); Dance Marathon (bluemouth inc. UK/Germany Tour); e-Dentity, My Mother’s Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding (Mirvish); Seussical (Young People’s Theatre); Wren’s Recipes (SpringWorks International Puppet Festival).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Ginny & Georgia (Netflix), Killjoys, Warehouse 13 (Syfy), Imposters (Bravo), Coming Distractions (Zuzu).

other : Proud band member of kids’ supergroup Sing Along Tim & The Pacifiers (3 albums), ukulele player, playwright & serial hobbyist.

@lorinancykalamanski

Heather McGuigan

Standby

f or t he g rand t heatre: The Sound of Music, The Spitfire Grill, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.

t heatre c redits (selected): Mary Poppins (Broadway National Tours, Neptune, Aquarius, Rainbow Stage); Spamalot, Frankenstein Revived, Wanderlust (Stratford); The Women, My Fair Lady, The Admirable Crichton (Shaw); Les Misérables (Mirvish); Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Saturday Night Fever (National Tours); Shrek (Rainbow Stage, Neptune); A Year with Frog and Toad (Neptune); Evita, Me and My Girl, Pirates of Penzance, Wizard of Oz (Drayton); Unique Three (Celebrity Cruises); Those Movies (Foster Festival).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Northern Tracks (Stratford), Cavendish, See No Evil. other : heathermcguigan.com

Denise Oucharek

Bonnie & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Billy Elliot, The Music Man, The Sound of Music, Carousel (Stratford); Mamma Mia!, The Sound of Music (Mirvish); Flying on Her Own (Neptune); Seussical (Theatre Aquarius); Songs for a New World (Angelwalk); Fiddler on the Roof, Beauty and the Beast, The Full Monty (Stage West); Queen for a Day (Marquis Ent); Menopause The Musical, Menopause The Musical 2, Cruising through the Change (Shaggypup).

other : BMus & BEd from Queen’s University. Denise also works as a director, educator, adjudicator, and is a proud recipient of a Mississauga Arts Award.

Darlene Spencer

Beulah & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Julius Caesar (Magnolia Theatre); Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Barbecue, Around the World in 80 Days (Human Race Theatre); Good Grief (Contemporary Theatre of Ohio).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): The A-Frame (Calvin Lee Reeder); Squeeze Left (Bronze Boar Collective); 976 (Walden Productions).

other : Voice Artist Credits (Selected): Medusa (Jesseca Ynez Simmons); The Hidden People, Uncanny Valley, Think Fast, M.U.S.E., The Hidden People - Ragnarok (DWM); Echo Protocol (Tanner Elrod); Cold Storage (Corvus Audio). Darlene also works as a director and educator. @darlenespencer1

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ARTISTS

Cailin Stadnyk

Beverley & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Come From Away (Mirvish/National Tour); 9 to 5 (Thousand Islands Playhouse); A Few Good Men (Drayton); Mamma Mia! (WCT/ Aquarius); Mary Poppins (WCT/Persephone); Les Misérables (WCT); Cats (Theatre Calgary); The Love List, Fiddler on the Roof (Vancouver Playhouse); Anne of Green Gables, Honk!, The Last Resort, Gunmetal Blues (Globe); Singin’ in the Rain, Funny Girl, Company, Hockey Mom Hockey Dad, Hairspray!, Xanadu, One Man Two Guvnors, The (Post) Mistress, Bittergirl (Arts Club).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Fubar (Netflix); Station Eleven (HBO); Supernatural (Warner Bros.); Once Upon a Mattress (Touchstone); Battlestar Galactica (USA Network).

other : cailinstadnyk.com @cailinstadnyk

Alex Wierzbicki

Kevin J & Others

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut. t heatre c redits (selected): Grease (Drayton Entertainment); Casey and Diana (Neptune Theatre); Jesus Christ Superstar (Thousand Island Playhouse); The Full Monty (Capitol Theatre); Shrek (Western Canada Theatre); Rent, Richard II (Stratford Festival); Peter’s Final Flight (Ross Petty Panto).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Host on YTV’s The Zone and Zone Weekend.

other : @alex_wierzbicki

Travae Williams Standby

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut. t heatre c redits (selected): Shrek (Young People’s Theatre); Grease, Crazy for You, A Christmas Carol: The Panto, Jersey Boys (Drayton); The Little Mermaid (Capitol Theatre); Rent, Richard II (Stratford); 9 to 5 (Port Hope Festival); Dixon Road (Musical Stage Co., Obsidian Theatre).

other : Graduate of the Honours Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance program at Sheridan College. Graduate of HB Beal S.S. and alumni of Beal Performing Arts. @travaewilliams

Irene Sankoff & David Hein Book, Music, and Lyrics

IRENE SANKOFF & DAVID HEIN are the Olivier-award winning, Tony and Grammy nominated, Canadian writing team behind the worldwide award-winning hit musical Come From Away, currently playing to over 100 countries on Apple TV+, and around the world. Their first show, My Mother’s Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding, based on David’s mother’s true story, has won Best Musical awards across North America, with Sankoff and Hein performing in many productions. Together, they have written for Disney, Netflix, Warner Bros., HBO and the CW as well as Marvel Comics and the Canadian government. They are the recipients of the FourFreedoms Good Neighbor Award and the Meritorious Service Cross of Canada which recognizes Canadians’ exceptional accomplishments.

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ARTISTS

Julie Tomaino

f or the g rand t heatre: Director/ Choreographer: Million Dollar Quartet. Choreographer: Titanic.

t heatre c redits (selected): Anne of Green Gables, Sense & Sensibility (Stratford Festival); Elf (RMTC, Arts Club); Liars at a Funeral (Port Stanley); Jersey Boys (Arts Club, Citadel, (Thousand Islands Playhouse), Tweed); Once (Tip, Citadel); 9 to 5 (Chemainus, Tip, Citadel, Capitol); Full Monty (Neptune, Capitol); Jesus Christ Superstar (Magnus); Newsies (TUTS); Margaritaville (Theatre Calgary).

f il M & tv c redits (selected): Beaches Remake (Lifetime TV - starring Idina Menzel).

o ther: Dora & Jessie Awards for Outstanding Choreography. Former Radio City Rockette.

other : julietomaino.com

Sarah Richardson

Music Director / Conductor / Keyboard / Accordion

f or t he g rand t heatre: Matilda The Musical. t heatre c redits (selected): SIX (Mirvish); 9 to 5 (TIP); Rez Gas (Capitol); Little Shop of Horrors, Elf, Rumour Has It: The Songbook of Adele, Alice in Pantoland, Controlled Damage, Peter Pan, The Color Purple, DivaStation, Shakespeare in Love, Les Misérables: School Edition, My Side of the Country (Neptune); Assassins, Heathers, Peter & the Starcatcher, 9 to 5, Company (Whalesong); Ruthless, Damn Yankees (Chester Playhouse); New Waterford Boy (HEIST); Rocky Horror Show, Nunsense (HFDT).

other: BFA - TMU (Ryerson), RCM. Awards: Merritt Award Winner for Outstanding Musical Direction - Ruthless. The Blackrats.

Nicol Spinola

Choreographer

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut. t heatre c redits (selected): Million Dollar Quartet, Ring of Fire (Arts Club Theatre Company); Jesus Christ Superstar (Western Canada Theatre/Thousand Islands Playhouse); Oliver!, Cinderella, Anne of Green Gables, Joseph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat (Gateway Theatre); Something Rotten!, Cinderella, Mary Poppins (Theatre Under the Stars); Parade, Cabaret, Company, Sweeney Todd (Raincity Theatre); Seussical (Sask Express); 9 to 5 (Capilano University).

o ther: Co-Managing Artistic Director of Raincity Theatre, Co-Founder of Camp Cue. nicolspinola.com

Scott Penner Set Designer

f or t he g rand t heatre: Hair, 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Elf: The Musical, Phantom of the Opera, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Waitress.

t heatre c redits (selected): Job (Broadway); Spare Parts (Off-Broadway); The Surrogate (Crow’s); Indecent (RMTC); Cymbeline, Death of a Salesman (Stratford); Intimate Apparel (Northlight, Chicago); Casey and Diana (Neptune); Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Flint Rep); Rasheeda Speaking (Jeff Nomination, Shattered Globe Chicago); Shirley Valentine (Aquarius); Shakespeare’s Will (Indiana Rep); Constellations (APT); Body Politic, A Few Brittle Leaves (Buddies), Guys & Dolls (Arts Club).

other: Scott is a proud member of IATSE Local ADC659. @scottpennerdesign

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ARTISTS

Ming Wong 黄慧明

Costume Designer

f or t he g rand t heatre: Controlled Damage, Piaf/Dietrich.

t heatre c redits (selected): Robin Hood (Canadian Stage); The Comeuppance, Kim’s Convenience (Soulpepper); Octet (Crow’s); Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (Crow’s/Mirvish); After the Rain (Tarragon/ NAC); Eshi (NBS); Waiting for Godot (Coalmine); Salesman in China, Rent (Stratford Festival); Wait Until Dark (Shaw).

other : 2021 Virginia & Myrtle Cooper Award Laureate, three-time Dora Award winner, Ming is a graduate of the Ontario College of Art & Design and a proud member of IATSE local ADC659.

Jareth Li

Lighting Designer

f or t he g rand t heatre: Disney’s Frozen, Matilda The Musical, Kim’s Convenience, Controlled Damage.

t heatre c redits (selected): Waiting for Godot, Sense and Sensibility, Every Little Nookie (Stratford Festival); Vinyl Cafe, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Disney’s Frozen, Jersey Boys, Ring of Fire (Citadel Theatre); The Orphan of Chao, Prince Caspian (Shaw Festival).

other : Instructor at York University, Member of IATSE 659 - The Associated Designers of Canada.

Brian Kenny Sound Designer

f or t he g rand t heatre: The Colony of Unrequited Dreams, Mary Poppins, Between Breaths, Grow, Elf: The Musical, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Million Dollar Quartet, Fall on Your Knees.

t heatre c redits (selected): La Cage aux Folles (Stratford Festival); After the Rain (Tarragon/Musical Stage Co.); Kelly v Kelly (Musical Stage Co); Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (Crow’s/Mirvish); A Strange Loop (Soulpepper).

other : Brian is a designer for theatre from Newfoundland and Labrador and is a graduate from The National Theatre School of Canada and Sheridan College and is a proud member of IATSE659 - The Associated Designers of Canada.

Dani Jazzar Intimacy Director

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Intimacy Coach: The Full Monty, Rock of Ages (Drayton). Performer: 9 to 5, Fiddler on the Roof, Evita, Rock of Ages, Rocky, Man of La Mancha, Pirates of Penzance (Drayton); Spamalot, Legally Blonde (Aquarius/Drayton); West Side Story (Multiple); Monsoon Wedding (Berkeley); Bend It Like Beckham (Starvox).

f il M & tv c redits (selected): Intimacy Co-ordinator: Adults; Star Fleet Academy; Miniature Wife; Devil in Disguise; Back from the Abyss, Snow White in the City. Performer: The Terminal List, Murdoch Mysteries, Queen Tut, Traitor, Private Eyes, The Boys, Designated Survivor, The Strain, What We Do In The Shadows, Once Upon A Mattress.

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ARTISTS

Hailey Hill

Assistant Director

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, The Last Five Years, The Drowsy Chaperone, Sweeney Todd, Dogfight (Allswell Productions); Les Misérables, Spamalot, Amélie, The Battle of Boat (OKTC); Chicago (Blue Canoe Productions); The Laramie Project (Theatre Aezir).

other : Artistic Director of Original Kids Theatre Company.

Dariusz Korbiel

Associate Set Designer

f or t he g rand t heatre: Hello, Dolly!, The Spitfire Grill.

t heatre c redits (selected): Costume Designer for Priscilla Queen of the Desert (Drayton Entertainment); Shaw Festival; My Name is Rachel, The Monument, Doubt, A Parable. other : A highly skilled model builder with credits spanning designers and theatre companies across the country, including Waitress, Controlled Damage, and Titanic at the Grand. Curated and designed the Jumbomania Exhibition (Elgin County Museum). Studied at the National Theatre School of Canada.

Ziad Ek Dialect Coach (Egyptian)

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Le malentendu (Théâtre français de Toronto); Oh! Canada (Théâtre Catapulte); Un.Deux.Trois. (CNA).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Empathie (Crave); Kim’s Convenience (CBC); Antigang, Mont-Rouge (ICI TOU.TV/SRC).

other : Graduate of the Acting BFA program at Toronto Metropolitan University.

Adam Henderson Dialect Coach (English,

Ne w York, Standard American & Texas)

f or t he g rand t heatre: Waitress.

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Sunny, Shogun, Nancy Drew, Turner & Hooch, Altered Carbon, Arrow, Magicians, Psyche, Tomorrowland, Harry, Meghan I, II & III.

other : Adam trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He’s an actor, director, voice actor, audiobook narrator, and instructor at Vancouver Film School.

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Dialect Coach (Newfoundland)

f or t he g rand t heatre: Cinderella.

other : Robin Hutton is a proud, Newfoundland-born actor who has worked in theatres from coast to coast, including right here at the Grand! The success of Come From Away has inspired a new wave of Newfoundland-based storytelling, opening a specialized door for Robin to honour her heritage as a dialect coach. She has coached performers across Canada and the U.S., ensuring the distinct voice of the island is shared with authenticity and heart. She is thrilled to be part of this production of CFA and…“long may your big jib draw!”

Teo Owang

Dialect

Coach (Swahili)

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

other : Teo Owang is a Kenyan-born language consultant passionate about the intersection of culture, language, and storytelling. Fluent in Swahili and English, she brings lived experience and deep cultural insight to her work as a dialect coach, helping performers embody the rhythms and nuances of Kenyan-accented English. Teo has assisted with Swahili-English translation for newcomers to Canada and has also provided translation support in courtroom settings. She is honoured to support this production at the Grand Theatre and grateful for the opportunity to share a piece of East African linguistic heritage with audiences.

Erika Morey

Stage Manager

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut. t heatre c redits (selected): Salesman in China, La Cage aux Folles, Spamalot, Frankenstein Revived (Stratford Festival); Disney’s Frozen, Cambodian Rock Band, Choir Boy, Forgiveness (Arts Club Theatre Company); Boy Falls From The Sky (Mirvish); Mamma Mia!, Jesus Christ Superstar, Anne of Green Gables, Kronborg, Spinning Yarns, Métis Mutt, Ghost Light (Charlottetown Festival); Rose: A New Musical, The Seagull (Soulpepper); The Marriage of Figaro (Edmonton Opera); The Father, Poodle Skirts to Platform Shoes (Theatre Aquarius); Dance Nation, People, Places, Things (The Search Party); Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Theatre Under The Stars).

Suzanne McArthur

Assistant Stage Manager

f or t he g rand t heatre: 17th season. t heatre c redits (selected): Seven seasons with the Stratford Festival; six seasons with Drayton Entertainment; six seasons with Port Stanley Festival Theatre. Worked with the National Arts Centre, the Blyth Festival, Mirvish Productions, Studio 180 Theatre, Buddies in Bad Times, and Tarragon Theatre. Upcoming: Saturday, Sunday, Monday (Stratford Festival).

other : Suzanne lives in London with her children, Michael and Charlie.

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ARTISTS

Abby Stevenson

Apprentice Stage Manager

f or t he g rand t heatre: Disney’s Frozen

t heatre c redits (selected): Twelfth Night (Birmingham Conservatory), Hurry Hard (Upper Canada Playhouse); Anne of Green Gables (Stratford Festival); The Winter’s Tale (Birmingham Conservatory); The Phoenix Lottery (Theatre Aezir).

other : 2024 Production Assistant of the Tom Patterson Theatre.

Matt Ballagh Mandolin

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Starbright, The Ultimate Fiddler on the Loose, Sweet Soul Music, East Coast Kitchen Party, When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (Victoria Playhouse); Fiddler on the Loose, Good Ol’ Country Gospel, Sorry I’m Canadian (Drayton Entertainment); Early Morning Rain, Opry Gold (Way To Go Productions).

fil M & tv c redits (selected): Family Feud Canada (CBC).

other : Fanshawe Music Industry Arts graduate. Thanks to the CFA team, my family, and Ally G! mattballagh.com @mattballagh

Dale-Anne Brendon Drums

f or t he g rand t heatre: Matilda The Musical.

t heatre c redits (selected): Substitute Drummer for Come From Away, SIX (Mirvish); Drummer for Tommy, Billy Elliot, Rent, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita (Stratford Festival); Drummer for Randy Bachman (Guess Who, Bachman Turner Overdrive) for album and tour of Heavy Blues (2014-2015).

other : Percussionist with Orchestra London Canada 1981- 2000.

Jennifer Cahill Whistles

f or t he g rand t heatre: Disney’s Frozen, The Sound of Music, Matilda The Musical, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

t heatre c redits (selected): The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Allswell); Billy Elliot (South Collegiate); Legally Blonde, The Prom, Fun Home, Urinetown, Matilda The Musical (Original Kids); Company, The Beauty Underneath (MTP London).

other : BMus, MMus. www.music.jennifercahill.ca

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Romano Di Nillo

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut.

t heatre c redits (selected): Come From Away (Broadway, Mirvish, Gander, Spain, National Tour); Wicked (U.S. National Tour).

Music Director: The Ballad of Stompin’ Tom (Blyth, Drayton, Thousand Islands Playhouse, Charlottetown Festival); BOXHEAD.

other: Concert / Orchestral Credits (Selected): Canadian Opera Company; Toronto Symphony Orchestra; K-W Symphony; Evergreen Club Contemporary Gamelan; Loreena McKennitt; The Bookends. Composer and sound designer for short film and theatre projects. Native Newfoundlander. MMus McGill University. BMus Memorial University of Newfoundland. romanodinillo.com

Stephen Ingram

Guitar

f or t he g rand t heatre: The Importance of Being Earnest, Waitress, Juno’s Reward.

t heatre c redits (selected): Gypsy, Brigadoon, A Grand Night for Singing (Shaw Festival); Cinderella: The Panto, Jack and the Beanstalk: The Panto, Memories of the Rat Pack, Glory Days, Memphis To Motown (Lighthouse Festival); Home for the Holidays, A Hamilton Holiday (Theatre Aquarius); Bad Hats’ Peter Pan (YES Theatre).

other : Stephen was nominated for a 2024 London Music Award after releasing his debut album Fridge Magnet Symphony and is releasing his sophomore album later this year. @stephenjamesingram

Erik Larson Bass

f or t he g rand t heatre: Piaf/Dietrich, Million Dollar Quartet.

t heatre c redits (selected): Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Stratford); The Crooner, A Gentleman’s Guide…, Fiddler on the Loose, Marvelous Wonderettes, Fiddler on the Roof, Good Ol’ Country Gospel, Music Man (Drayton); Frozen (Aquarius); Kelly V Kelly (Musical Stage Co.); Forever Plaid (Starvox); Mary Poppins (YPT); Legally Blonde, Rocky Horror Show, Hair, Heathers, Hedwig…, Into The Woods, Jesus Christ Superstar (Hart House).

other : Erik has been fortunate enough to play with some of Canada’s most celebrated musical talents, including Steven Page, Jully Black, The Tenors, and Emilie-Claire Barlow. @ErikSonOfLars

Devon Martene Fiddle

f or t he g rand t heatre: Debut. other : Feed the Ducks (band) feedtheducksband.com. MMus, University of Missouri - Kansas City. BMus, University of Western Ontario.

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THANK YOU

A big thank you to Londoners (and beyond!) who donated 150 wooden chairs to support Scott Penner’s unique set design for the Grand Theatre’s production of Come From Away. What a beautiful example of community coming together for the arts!

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LONDON REMEMBERS

September 11th, 2001. As a Grade 12 student, I heard about the terrible events of that day from an announcement over the school PA system. I felt the same shock, grief, horror, uncertainty, and fear as my classmates. Yet suddenly, all anyone could see was that I, a Muslim Pakistani Canadian, was different. Othered. One of them.

The shock and hurt when classmates we had known since Grade 6 called us terrorists. Going to Zehrs after school with my mom, wearing her hijab, and being pointed and stared at by two employees on their break. Scrutiny from law enforcement. Violent and hateful attacks on Muslims (and those ignorantly mistaken to be Muslim).

From that day onwards, Muslims knew that we would indefinitely be associated with this despicable attack because of our faith, despite the fact that terrorism goes against the very tenets of Islam.

So I’m grateful for the character of Ali, based on a number of Muslim passengers stranded in Gander post 9/11. He was born in the US but told to go back to where he came from (something I’ve heard countless times, despite being born and raised in Southwestern Ontario), had people watching him pray with “fear in their eyes” and lamented of his fellow passengers that, “...They look at me as if I have committed a crime.”

Thankfully, like Ali, myself and other Muslims also experienced some of the warmth and generosity that’s at the heart of this play. Flowers, sweets, and reassuring messages were delivered to our mosque. When I chose to start wearing the hijab in 2003 as a new student at Western, the kindness and support far outweighed the discrimination.

Yet 25 years later, Islamophobia and xenophobia continue to rise. The terrorist who targeted Our London Family was 20 years old on June 6th, 2021, the day of his horrific attack. He grew up post 9/11, where the normalization and rise of Islamophobia eventually led him to murder an innocent and beloved family, leaving a little boy orphaned and seriously injured, simply because they were Muslim and Pakistani Canadian.

The London Remembers artwork, where community members came together to write messages of love, support, and solidarity in a time of unimaginable grief and fear, is reflective of the beautiful actions of the residents of Gander and nearby towns in Newfoundland after 9/11. I pray that we in London and beyond can be inspired by, and embrace this spirit of generosity and welcoming for all.

To learn more about the London Remembers exhibit at Museum London, scan the QR code.

WELCOME TO THE ROCK

“ON THE NORTHEAST TIP OF NORTH AMERICA, ON AN ISLAND CALLED NEWFOUNDLAND...”

North America’s oldest English settlement dating back to John Cabot’s landing in 1497.

The Dominion of Newfoundland, which included Labrador, was its own country until joining Canada in 1949 – after repeatedly deciding against confederation over the course of the previous 80 years.

Home to Indigenous Peoples including the Inuit, the Innu, the Mi’kmaq, the Southern Inuit of NunatuKavut, and, nowextinct, the Beothuk.

“THERE’S AN AIRPORT. IT USED TO BE ONE OF THE BIGGEST AIRPORTS IN THE WORLD...”

Gander’s airport was the largest in the world, playing a key role in ferrying aircraft to Britain during World War II, with four runways, extensive facilities, and advanced communications.

From everyday travelers to icons like the Queen, the Beatles, Elvis, and Marilyn Monroe –many passed through Gander and its famous 24-hour lounge, The Big Dipper.

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ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 Nav Canada personnel stationed at Gander redirected all westbound North Atlantic air traffic and landed 38 PLANES at Gander, making aviation history.

Today, Gander Oceanic OCA remains one of the busiest airspaces in the world with up to 3,000 FLIGHTS PER DAY and 2.6 MILLION KM² of controlled airspace.

“...AND NEXT TO IT, IS A TOWN CALLED GANDER.”

As an inland community established in the 1900s, Gander differs from the typical coastal towns of Newfoundland that date back as early as the 17th century. Ganderites proudly chose to build their homes and community in this comparatively young municipality not yet even 100 years old.

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CHRIS JACKMAN & LESLEY MACASKILL

After moving to London in 2008 from Toronto, Chris and Lesley quickly found the Grand Theatre and were thrilled to find professional theatre that was easily accessible and affordable for their family. They fell in love with the beautiful theatre, the variety of plays, and that “there’s something for everyone in the line-up each year…we learn things from every show and find ourselves talking about it for some time afterward.”

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One of their favourite parts of attending a show at the Grand is the moment of anticipation when the theatre goes dark before a play is about to begin. Other highlights over the years include the immersive experience of Cabaret, the 7-minute death scene of the butler in Clue, the powerful impact of The Invisible: Agents of Ungentlemanly Warfare, and the many Grand theatre events that have resulted in lifelong friendships.

As passionate supporters of the theatre, Chris and Lesley show their support in many ways including being monthly donors, attending the annual Grand Gala in support of the Grand Theatre High School Project, and recently they have started purchasing 50/50 tickets. In addition, Chris served as Board Chair (2018-2020) and currently sits on the Grand’s Foundation Board. Chris’ time on the boards have shown what it takes to have London Made theatre, understanding all too well that “we can’t rely on ticket sales alone to make the Grand accessible to everyone. Supporting the Grand is important to us to ensure that the theatre stays viable, sustainable, and able to continue putting on amazing plays”.

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Heather & Paul Huston

Jenna Hutchison

Patricia & Richard Hutchison

Rosalie & Levi Irvine

Erik Jacobsen

Wayne Jamieson

Christopher Jefferies

Peter Jensen

Allan Johnson

Ann Judson

Heather Kane & Glenn Whitehead

Allan Kaufman

Natalie E Kearns

Heather & David Keast

Maurice Keidan & Rosalind Callard

Rhonda & Gene Kelly

Michael Keys

Michael Kim

Sheila & Stan Kogon

Susan & John Koval

Susanna & Herald Krimmer

Margaret E Laird

Tori Laird

Robert Landry

Suzanne Lanthier

Ingrid Larking

Jacqueline Lawrence

Jennifer & Wayne Lawrence

William & Shirley Lawrence

Simon Leibovitz

Gail McHardy-Leitch & Donald Leitch

Allison & Walter Lenny

John & Jane Lesaux

Cheryl Letheren

Sandy Levin

Marie Liddell

Rebecca Liddiard

Mary Catherine & Joe Liebregts

Karen Lilley

Mary & Roger Lillyman

Geoffrey Little

London Afrocentric Arts Association

Isobel Lonsdale

Fiona Lovegrove

Ken Lund

Linda MacIntosh

Carol & Michael MacKenzie

Dayna & David MacNeill

Patricia MacPherson

Suzanne Majhanovich

Melissa Maloney

Sharon Marks

Jennifer Martino

Judith Mathany

Cathy Maxwell

Janet & Heinz Mayr

Cheryl & Jamie McCallum

Elizabeth & William McConnell

Mary McDonagh

Nancy & Ian McDowell

Karen McEwin-McConnell

Lynne McGregor

Ken McGuffin

Daniel McHardy

Sheilanne Lindsay & Ian McIlraith

Kandice McKee & Desi Brownstone

Luella & Paul McKnight

Debora McLachlin

Peter and Lori McLaren

Heather McLean

Nancy C. McNee

Gail McNeil

Marilynne McNeil

Sean Noguera & Michelle McNeill

Allan McPhee

Jana McQuarrie

Katherine & William Meath

Louise Milligan

Beverley & Paul Mills

Beth Ann Mitchell

Marisa Modeski

Heather Moir

Margaret Moore

Lorna Morgan

Mary Anne Morrison & Terry Rushton

Brett Morritt

Sarah Morton

Eva Munoz

Anne Murphy

Michelle Mylemans

Liezel Naidas

Arthur Naregatsian

Catherine Nichols

Celia Nichols & Cam Johnston

Joanne & Volker Nolte

Mariko Obokata

Colleen O’Brien

Maureen O’Dea

Matthew & Michelle O’Gorman

Helen & Gordon Olmstead

Andrea Ostler

Mary Parks

Neil & Kristen Parry

Jeanette Pastorius

Ileana Paul

Ingrid Pawley & John Schucht

Sandra & Robert Pearson

Sebastian Pedreros-Roussy

John Peebles

Lea Pender

Nancy Pettigrew

Pat & Dale Pettit

Ann Pinchin

Michael & Patricia Plastino

Norman & Jewel Poole

Sarah Poole

Jerry & Mary Pribil

Allison Price

Diane & Gary Alan Price

Inge & Rick Pudelek

Nancy Quinn & Jeff DeLuzio

Gail & Gary Rains

Dawn Ralph

Anne Ramdhan

David Rayfield

Mark Rayner

Bonnie & Peter Regier

Lindsay Reid

Phyllis Retty

Kathleen & Douglas Richards

Doris Robak

David Roberts

Judy Roberts

Stacey Robertson

Barbara & William Robins

Nancy Rogers

Nancy & Jonathan Romsa

James A. Ross

Patricia Rousseau

Dianne & Rick Rumney

Lynda & Howard Rundle

Louise Sabourin

Julia Salton

Pat Savage

Julia Schmalz

Patricia & David Schned

Hans Schreff

Valerie and David Schulz

Margaret & Barry Scott

Mary Margaret Scott

Catherine & Gordon Sellery

Linda Shapiro

Valerie & John Sharpe

Pirkko & Douglas Sheldrick

Kathryn Sherwin

Jennifer Shields

Brenda & Derek Shipley

Margaret & Robert Shirley

Terry Sicular

Carol & David Smith

Judith & Robert Southcott

Mariann & Randy Southen

Louise Spandler

Elaine Stalker & Jack Norman

Sarah Stewart

James & Julie Stockford

Joan & Robert Stuart

Nancy Suchard

Joan & Ken Sumnall

Kevin & Brenda Switzer

Elenor & Donald Taves

Janice Thielenhaus

Robert & Ann Thomas

Denise Thompson & Ron Kilgour

Diane & Steve Thompson

David Thomson

Ian Thomson

Cynthia Tielemans

Joanne & Brian Timney

Lindsay Tohn

Keith Tomasek

Ann & Roy Tonkin

Joan & Ross Totten

Diane & Jonathan Townsend

Stan Trachter

Heather Trevithick

Cathie Turner

Rochelle & Ian Underhill

Tammy Vacante

Elizabeth Van Dongen

Christine & Jake Van Dyk

Ida van Grinsven & Don Perrie

Mike Varanelli

Kathryn Varey

Cecilia Preyra & Aniko Varpalotai

Catherine Vermue

Mario Vertulb

Linda Vurma

Gayle Waite

Judith Walker

Janis Wallace

Beth-Anne & Alex Wasko

Dorothy Weatherstone

Lynne Weaver

Kelly & Paul Weber

Donna Webster

Western Fair District

John & Carin Whittal

Katie Wilhelm

Laura & Jeffrey Williams

Lynn Williams

Lynne & Paul Williams

Robert Williams

Faye & Rod Willis

Cheryl & Mark Willison

JoAnne Wilson

Ian & Mary Wilton

Bernie Wong

Dr. Malcom & Mrs. Monique Wood

Cathrine Woods

Pat & Glen Wright

Sharon Wright-Evans

EJ Lamb & Richard Yake

Krista Young-Wells

Tova Zarnowiecki

Anonymous (7)

in memoriam

THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO GAVE IN MEMORY OF CHERISHED FRIENDS OF THE GRAND—THEY ARE DEARLY MISSED.

Peter Brennan

Shirley Brown

Bill Burns

Dr. Charles Coates

June Cole

Noreen Davis

Vivian Deleary

Noreen De Shane

Lucille (Sam) Grant

Mary Loncke

Kahani Wali Collective

Bhooma Bhayana

Zahra Kassam

Roxanne Persaud

Irene Pinto

WOMXN 4 WOMXN

Fazeila Prabhakaran

Chitra Prasad

Leemala Ragubance

Sulo Samuel

SUPPORTING WOMXN AND NON-BINARY PEOPLE IN THE ARTS

Maia Bent

Lynn Davis

Housing Partners

Sonia-Michelle De Souza

Dorothy Downs

THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF OUR

Eleanore Reynolds

James A. Ross

Elizabeth Ruby

Pamela & Joseph Samuels

Beckett Smith

Madhu Sanwal

Anita Shah

In Memory of Jyoti Shah

Ritu Shah

Kirsten Krose

Jenn Matthews

John E. Turner

Ian Underhill

Robert Swartman & Lister Waugh

Anita Sharma

Minni Singh

Jatinder Takhar

Bogeswari Venkatesan

Susan Nickle

Patricia Superville

Barb MacDougall • Jill Ellis-Worthington • Bob Ward & Susan Yerema • Aaron & Josh Swan • Leon Melville • Cam Quinn • Brian Baillargeon • Neila Lawson • Delilah Cummings • Janet McAllister • Julie Ryan • Francine Rheault • Sergey Bornow • Ingrid Johnsrude • Songbird & Leaf • Cathy Page • Candace Banack • Bill & Maryanne McGrath • Bob Mitchell • Bonnie Delanghe • Jan & Peter Vogel • Heather Heathcote • Lia Karidas & George Skagos • Nevzeta Velagic • Cindy Woods • Genevieve Metson • Julianna & Alex Goertzen • Maria Calleja • Diana Coates • Brigette MacMillan • Jesse Root & Efra Barcenas • Kristen Mould • Maria Marques

Proscenium Society (Planned Giving)

We are deeply grateful to the compassionate individuals who have made the important and thoughtful decision to make a planned gift to the Grand Theatre. We honour them through their membership in the Proscenium Society. Their legacy will help ensure that the Grand continues to flourish:

Barbara Belbeck

Hazel E. Bell

Michael & Cynthia Bentzen

Marista Ateena Brooks (Mikolaski)

Carson Bruce McIntosh

Robert Crawford

Buck A. M. Cuddy

Theresa Cutler

Lynn Davis

Helen Ann Day

Joyce Lorraine De Vecchi

Walter R. (Wally) Duffield

Cathy & James Dunlop

Lucille (Sam) Grant

Innis Hammond

Barbara Horne

Dr. Nicole le Riche & Dr. John Howard

Beryl Ivey

Elizabeth Ann Jones

Karen Killeen

E.J. Lamb

Mary & Roger Lilliman

Myrtle McCallum

Carson Bruce Mcintosh

Douglas McCullough

Mary Eleanor Miller

Susan Nickle

Diane & Gary Alan Price

Glenda Robinson

Maureen Elizabeth Ryan

Joseph Samuels

Pam Samuels

Donald Smith

Doris Spence

Robert & Roberta Sokol

Helen & Andy Spriet

Elizabeth Stratton

Judy White

Michael Wojtak

Anonymous (1)

Membership to the Proscenium Society is available to those who have chosen to make a planned gift in one or more of the following ways:

• Bequests (donations through your will)

• Listed Securities

• Life Insurance Beneficiary Designation

• Charitable Gift Annuities

• Life Insurance Policies, RRSP, RRIF

WORLD CURIOUS. LONDON MADE.

At the Grand Theatre, “London Made” reflects our commitment to create work by and for this community. Here at 471 Richmond Street, you’ll find our Prop Shop, Wardrobe Department, rehearsal halls, the intimate Auburn Stage, and the world-class Spriet Stage. And for the largest set pieces? They’re built, crafted, and painted just down the road at the Grand Theatre’s Scene Shop, about 17 minutes away. From first rehearsal to final curtain, it’s an entirely local process powered by skilled artists and creators right here in London.

TOP LEFT: NATALIE TSANG (PrOPS BuILdEr/BuyEr) ANd EMMA GrAy (PrOPS APPrENTICE) BuILd A PIANO FOr THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. SET dESIGN By MIChELLE TrACEy. dIrECTEd By ALISTAIr NEWTON. PhOTO By NATALIE KEArNS.

TOP rIGhT: MIrABELLA SuNdAr SINGh ANd JudITh BOWdEN (COSTuME dESIGNEr) IN WArdrOBE FITTING FOr THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. dIrECTEd By ALISTAIr NEWTON. PhOTO By BrAEdAN LEE (BLINC VISuALS).

BOTTOM LEFT: CrAIG GuThrIE (SENIOr SCENIC ArTIST) PAINTING SETS FOr COME FROM AWAY. SET dESIGN By SCOTT PENNEr dIrECTEd By JuLIE TOMAINO. PhOTO By MELISSA MAE ShIPLEy

BOTTOM rIGhT: TErrA C. MACLEOd, ErIC CrAIG, dEBOrAh hAy, ANd KArEN BurThWrIGhT IN rEhEArSAL FOr PIAF/DIETRICH dIrECTEd By rAChEL PEAKE. PhOTO By MELISSA MAE ShIPLEy

SUGAR ROAD

SPRIET

FAMILY COMPANIES

Spriet Associates

Norlon Builders

Executive Centre

Metal Roof Outlet

Grand Bend Motorplex

Charleton Building Credits

Valid only at Moxies London. Parking validation up to $7.50. Maximum value of complimentary appetizer is $20. Cannot be combined with any other offer.

VOLUNTEERS

Assel

Jo

Dianne

Bill

FOR THE GRAND THEATRE

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Rachel Peake

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Lyndee Hansen

ARTISTIC ADMINISTRATION

PRODUCER

Christine Gruenbauer

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER & COMPANY MANAGER

Vanessa Spence

APPRENTICE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Nicole Wilson *

EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

DIRECTOR

Breanne Ritchie

ADMINISTRATION

IT DIRECTOR

Barb Whang

TESSITURA ADMIN

Britt Duncan

EXECUTIVE & ADMIN ASSISTANT

Ben Leibovitz

OPERATIONS

BUILDING MANAGER

Mike MacDonald

ASST. BUILDING MANAGER

Aaron Simmons

HOUSEKEEPING

Patricia Sexsmith

Ben Storie

SECURITY

Ankit

Shannon Goneau

Marty Peterson

Luke Morrison

John Whitty

FINANCE

SENIOR MANAGER

Alison von Krause

FINANCE ASSOCIATE

Pauline Hare

DATA & FINANCE ASSOCIATE

Charmain Callender

MARKETING & DIGITAL STRATEGY

DIRECTOR

Lia Karidas

DIGITAL MARKETING SPECIALIST

Gwen Blackwell

MARKETING PROJECT MANAGER

Kyle Greenwood

COMMS & P.R. MANAGER

Melissa Mae Shipley

RESEARCH ASSISTANT

Meghan Falco

Kira McCallum

MARKETING INTERN

Evan Rogers

DEVELOPMENT

DIRECTOR

Heather Siskind-Levite

DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Monica Coddington

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT & RENTALS COORDINATOR

Jacob Wiley

INDIVIDUAL GIVING

COORDINATOR

Farrell Tremblay

PATRON SERVICES

FRONT OF HOUSE

MANAGER

Ali Samuel

LEAD BARTENDER

Mackenzie Bishop

BAR & BEVERAGE

Mackenzie Bishop

Ahri Diaz

Michaelanne Hathaway

Haleigh Paschink

Peter Trigg

Hannah van-Alphen Fyfe

Emma Vanderkuyl

Emma Wilson

Lisa Wright

Helen Zhang

BOX OFFICE

SUPERVISOR

Denise Hay

REPRESENTATIVES

Brittney-Lee Lowey

Karen McDonald

Cheryl Willison

PRODUCTION

DIRECTOR

Paul Fujimoto-Pihl

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - SCENIC

Julia Callon

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - STAGE

Sonja Niedermaier

PRODUCTION DRIVER

Jim Doucette

PROPERTIES

HEAD OF PROPS

Natalie Kearns

PROPS BUILDER/BUYER

Natalie Tsang

WARDROBE

HEAD OF WARDROBE

Lisa Wright

CUTTER

Elisabeth Marshall

ASST. TO THE HEAD OF WARDROBE

Meghan Choma

SEWER

Morgan Cameron

APPRENTICE

Rae Hutchinson *

SCENIC CARPENTRY

HEAD SCENIC CARPENTER

John-Michael Plester

1ST SCENIC CARPENTER

Zac Barker

2ND SCENIC CARPENTER

Jonathan Tschirhart

SCENIC CARPENTER

Josh Mindorff

SCENIC ART

HEAD SCENIC ARTIST

Richard Lawler

SENIOR SCENIC ARTIST

Craig Guthrie

APPRENTICE

Emma Gray *

SPRIET STAGE

HEAD STAGE CARPENTER

Rory Leydier

HEAD OF AUDIO

Aaron Ouellette

HEAD OF FLYS

Jared Whitty

HEAD OF LIGHTING

Liam Arbogast

HEAD STAGE WARDROBE

Sarah Tracy

STAGEHAND

Bonnie Szeto

FOLLOWSPOT

Jeff Bialkowski

A2

Victoria Morrish

DRESSER

Sherry Williams

WARDROBE MAINTENANCE

Tasse Koumoutsidis

AUBURN STAGE

HEAD TECHNICIAN

Steve Allen

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR

Matt Parr

VICE-CHAIR

Nicole Blanchette

PAST CHAIR

George Kerhoulas

TREASURER

Jamie Campbell

SECRETARY

Anne Toal

DIRECTORS

Christopher Alleyne

Sukhveer Bains

Robert Bierbaum

Carl Cadogan

Blair Fantillo

Ron Koudys

Jennie Kraehling

Beck Lloyd

Jen Matthews

Tyler Reavell

Jane Scholes

Dr. Robert Sokol

Katie Wilhelm

FOUNDATION BOARD

CHAIR

Ron Koudys

VICE-CHAIR

Jamie Crich

SECRETARY/TREASURER

Bill Assini

DIRECTORS

Tom Burnett

Dianne Cunningham

Elizabeth Drewlo

Chris Jackman

George Kerhoulas

Peter Markvoort

Matt Parr

Bob Schram

Anita Shah

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