Production Announcement
May 2013
THE MISER OF MIDDLEGATE
A modern comedy inspired by Molière's seventeenth century satire
Written by Carolyn Gray
in co-production with
Theatre Projects Manitoba
zone41 and Theatre Projects Manitoba are teaming up once again! This
time we bring you the world premiere of a new screwball comedy version
of Molière's The Miser - penned by local award winning writer Carolyn
Gray.
October 3-13, 2013 - The Asper Centre for Theatre & Film - 400 Colony.
Tickets available through Theatre Projects Manitoba - 204.989.2400
Featuring...
Nicholas Rice as Winchell - The Miser
Marina Stephenson Kerr as Mia - The wife
Shannon Guile as Emily - The daughter
Andrew Cecon as Martin - The love interest
& Ryan James Miller as Richard - The butler
Direction: Krista Jackson
Set Design: Grant Guy
Costume Design: Angela Fey
Lighting Design: Scott Henderson
Original Music: Greg Lowe
Stage Manager: Lisa Nelson
Apprentice Stage Manager: Aly Fulmyk
Dramaturge: Bruce McManus
Apprentice Dramaturge: Casey Shapira
zone41 theatre gratefully acknowledges...
Manitoba Association of Playwrights for Development Support
With the generous support of the City of Winnipeg through the Winnipeg Arts Council
Financial assistance provided by the Manitoba Arts Council
Thom Allison in Concert
November 2012
ME AND MY TOWN - THOM ALLISON IN CONCERT
From Winnipeg to Broadway and Back Again
An Intimate Evening of Stephen Sondheim
A part of Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre's
Master Playwright Festival
zone41 is very pleased to present
Thom Allison doing what he does best, dazzling us with his storytelling in a one night only cabaret fundraiser for zone41 theatre in support of our upcoming production of Carolyn Gray's
The Miser.
Star of CBC's Over The Rainbow, this summer's Shaw Festival hit
Ragtime and
Priscilla Queen of the Desert on Broadway, Thom Allison takes us on an autobiographical journey through the music of Stephen Sondheim. This show will feature the incomparable
Scott Christian accompanying Thom on piano.
$41 (+service charge)
January 20, 2013 at the Tom Hendry Warehouse, Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre 8:00PM
140 Rupert Ave.
For tickets visit the RMTC box office Mon-Sat, 9-5
or call (204)942-6537 to charge by phone.
Please note that this show is festival pass exempt
Village Wooing
January 2012
VILLAGE WOOING
by GB SHAW
Tickets on sale. Call 230.5018 or email info@zone41.ca to reserve.
Reservations recommended - Only 20 seats per show!
Photographed by
Mairen Kops
Hair by Amber Casselman and makeup by Krista Joss of
Oxfords Salon
Featuring:
Graham Ashmore... A
Tracy Penner... Z
with
Eric Lesage's Re: Definition
Director: Krista Jackson
Dialect & Text Coach: Shannon Vickers
Costume Design: Angela Fey
At
RAW: Gallery of Architecture & Design - 290 McDermot Avenue
Village Wooing Photo Shoot
December 2011
Graham Ashmore & Tracy Penner
Photographed by Mairen Kops
Luckygirl
Hair Designed by Amber Casselman
Oxfords Salon
Make-Up by Krista Joss
Oxfords Salon
Costumes Designed by Angela Fey
Instagrams by Krista Jackson
RMTC's ShawFest
November 2011
VILLAGE WOOING
by George Bernard Shaw
January 19-29, 2012
in Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre's ShawFest
On the lounge-deck of the Empress of Patagonia, a pleasure ship, writer A meets shopgirl Z in Shaw's 1933 comedietta. The courtship that ensues is uniquely Shavian; imbued with all manner of politics, wit and a healthy dose of the characterizations that keep his important work in such esteem.
With Graham Ashmore & Tracy Penner
Directed by Krista Jackson
At
RAW: Gallery of Architecture and Design - 290 McDermot Avenue.
Village Wooing runs in conjunction with Eric Lesage's Re: Definition. By weaving strips from the pages of 1956 Webster's Encyclopedic Dictionary, Lesage creates astonishing panels, each investigating a new potential in composition and material condition.
See the show and tour the exhibit.
Thursday Jan19 8pm
Friday Jan 20 8pm
Saturday Jan 21 4pm & 8pm
Sunday Jan 22 2pm & 8pm
Tuesday Jan 24 8pm
Wednesday Jan 25 8pm
Thursday Jan 26 8pm
Friday Jan 27 8pm
Saturday Jan 28 4pm & 8pm
Sunday Jan 29 2pm & 8pm (5pm show just added)
Tickets $15 Reserve @ 204.230.5018 or info@zone41.ca and please note that there are only 20 seats per performance.
Festival passes go on sale December 5th
Masterplaywrightfest.
Three Sisters Production Photos
November 2011
Three Sisters Production Photos by
Dylan Hewlett now on
zone41's
Flickr page.
Tickets and more show details for Three Sisters
September 2011
Please visit Theatre Projects Manitoba's
Three Sisters page or call 204.989.2400 to purchase tickets and for show time details.
You can also visit
us and
TPM on Facebook.
Production Announcement
April 2011
THREE SISTERS
by Anton Chekhov
Adapted by Bruce McManus
a zone41 production in association with Theatre Projects Manitoba
October 6-16, 2011
Canwest Centre for Theatre and Film 400 Colony
We are very pleased to announce that Three Sisters will be presented in partnership with Theatre Projects Manitoba, a dynamic company that has been championing Manitoba theatre for over 20 years.
Call 204.989.2400 or visit
Theatre Projects Manitoba to purchase tickets online.
We shall work mindfully, cheerfully, tirelessly, unanimously. Anton Chekhov, 1899
With the generous support of the City of Winnipeg through the Winnipeg Arts Council
Financial assistance provided by the Manitoba Arts Council
We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, which last year invested $157 million to bring the arts to Canadians throughout the country.
Nous remercions le Conseil des arts du Canada de son soutien. L'an dernier, le Conseil a investi 157 millions de dollars pour mettre de l'art dans la vie des Canadiennes et des Canadiens de tout le pays.
Tom Keenan, Ardith Boxall, Christopher Brauer, Andrew Cecon, Hugh Conacher, Carolyn Gray, Patricia Hunter, Krista Jackson, Omar Khan, Bruce McManus, Erin McGrath, Rob McLaughlin, Harry Nelken, Gordon Tanner. Photographs by
Dylan Hewlett
Public Reading
August 2010
Photograph by
Dylan Hewlett
From left to right, Gordon Tanner, Omar Khan, Ardith Boxall, Rob McLaughlin, Carolyn Gray, Erin McGrath, Krista Jackson, Harry Nelken, Patricia Hunter, Cory Wojcik and Derek Aasland.
Set in the late 1950's on the Royal Canadian Air Force Base in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Bruce McManus re-visions Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters.
After a six day first phase development workshop - directed by Christopher Brauer and in partnership with Manitoba Association of Playwrights - the ensemble read Three Sisters to an audience of 75 at the MTC Tom Hendry Warehouse Theatre Lobby.
