The Walworth Farce

Necessary Angel's Hamlet

DV8 Physical Theatre

roadkill

Once and for all we're gonna tell you who we are so shut up and listen

Blind Date

Meg Stuart/Damaged Goods

Loin... (Far...)

On the Side of the Road

Ame Henderson/Public Recordings

Giselle

Opening Night Reception
Tuesday, February 16 (following the performance)

We invite you to join the cast and company, the World Stage team and World Stage Ambassadors in the lobby of the Enwave Theatre for food, drink, discussion and to celebrate the final performance run of this truly unforgettable production.

*Admission is free-of-charge with a purchased ticket.

Post-Show Q-and-A
Wednesday, February 17

Not so fast! Stay after the show for an insightful and engaging discussion with the creators of Once and for all we're gonna tell you who we are so shut up and listen. The Q-and-A session will be moderated by special guest teen moderator, Aquilla Campbell.

Aquilla Campbell bio:
Jamaican-born dub poet Aquilla Campbell began her career at small venues. In 2007, while enrolled in the Elevated Grounds youth program, Aquilla performed in a play and assisted director d’bi.young at Risk Life Dubtheatre. Aquilla seeks to learn more about dub poetry and story telling. She thanks her mentor d’bi.young for helping her grow and develop as both a young woman and upcoming professional artist. Aquilla's quote for the year is, "How far in life would I reach if I care a whole lot about what people think about the things I do."

World Stage Ambassadors

Cole J. Alvis is a Toronto-based actor, director and producer whose accolades include "Outstanding Performance" in Nelly Boy (Summerworks – NOW magazine), member of the creative ensemble in the Dora-nominated Gorey Story (The Thistle Project) and co-artistic director of Plural Productions.

Naomi Campbell is an award-winning producer of over 60 new Canadian works. She is the producer for Nightswimming and DVxT Theatre, a position she also held with Mammalian Diving Reflex from 1998-2007, and is currently the industry series producer and touring liaison for the Magnetic North Theatre Festival. She is a founding member of Department of Culture.

Ashlie Corcoran is a director, dramaturge and producer with an interest in new Canadian & international works, classic texts and operas. She is the co-artistic producer of Theatre Smash, has directed for the Canadian Opera Company and is currently the Shaw Festival intern director for the 2009 season.

Brad Hampton is an actor and cabaret performer. Previous performances at Harbourfront Centre include: The Spiegel Show and A Shameless Cabaret. Brad co-directed Jean Stilwell’s cabaret show, Carmen Unzipped. These days, Brad’s having fun with his new show I Love You Just By Chance, directed by Sandra Shamas.

Alicia Payne is a professional performer whose credits encompass theatre, film, television and radio. She’s also a writer, producer, facilitator and artist educator. Her most recent play is Maurice Carter’s Innocence (co-written with Donald Molnar). She loves to travel.