HART HOUSE THEATRE UPDATE
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Hello,
This week is the final week of performances for our critically acclaimed production of
THE CRUCIBLE! See the production photography and trailer below and be sure to get your tickets in advance to ensure the best possible seats.
This week's Update also includes a fun behind-the-scenes look at some work by our Head of Properties, Stephanie Venerus, some upcoming FREE workshops hosted by U of T Spotlight, the line-up for next week's U of T Drama Festival and a reminder about the upcoming deadline for submissions to the U of T Festival of Dance.
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The Crucible in on stage until Saturday
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For more great shots, visit our gallery
here >>
Photography by Scott Gorman, Videography by Shashwat Sharma.
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The building of a pie...fit for a Queen!
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Stephanie Venerus, our Head of Properties for the 2017/2018 Season, has had her hands full this season building some pretty interesting things. From the bottle of "Atrocity" perfume in
Hedwig and the Angry Inch, to the over-sized dictionary of
Spelling Bee and the poppet in
The Crucible, Stephanie's job is varied, to say the least!
Our upcoming production of
Titus Andronicus has Stephanie trying out her skills as a baker of revenge-filled pies. Spoiler alerts and cautions to those with weak stomachs!
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Workshops with U of T Spotlight
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Please note: U of T Spotlight Workshops are only open to currently enrolled U of T students. more information and registration links
here >>
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Stage Management II
Come join us in an exploration of stage management skills and practices, and all the tips and tricks needed to jump start your learning as an SM.
When: Tues., Jan. 30 | 7-9 pm ---TONIGHT!
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Arts Marketing
You’ve got the show cast and are in rehearsals. So how do you fill the seats? Join Hart House Theatre’s General Manager, Doug Floyd, to find out how.
When:
Tues., Feb. 6 | 7-9 pm
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Stage Combat II
Come join Toronto’s own Nate Bitton, an experienced Fight/Movement Director, Actor and Theatre Creator in an overview of stage combat, safety and more. Participants of all levels are welcome.
When: Sun., March 25 | 1-4 pm
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UofT Drama Festival line-up
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The 26th Annual UofT Drama Festival is a weekend of competitive theatre that is student written, directed, produced and performed. Each evening concludes with a public adjudication by the guest Adjudicator,
Jill Carter. Come to cheer on your college and vote for your favourite show of the night.
Schedule
Thursday, February 8
Chronically / UTM Drama Club / By Lauren Lacey / Directed by KhaRå Martin
Cloud 8 / Trinity College Drama Society / By Vivian Xie / Directed by Q-Nahm Park
2018 McGill Drama Festival / UofT Improv / Hosted and Conceived by James Hyett
Friday, February 9
I Can’t Trust Anyone, Everyone Hurts Me: A Comedy? / UC Follies / By Aba Amuquandoh and Celeste Yim / Directed by Abigail Whitney, Khadijah Salawu, Ahlam Hassan
The Green, The Gold, The Grey / St. Michael’s College Troubadours / By Liam McConnell / Directed by Shay Santaiti
Tinsel Town Bartleby / Victoria College Drama Society / By Emily Powers / Directed by Emily Powers
Saturday, February 10
Pills and Mangoes / UC Follies / By Hannah-Rae Sabyan / Written by Hannah-Rae Sabyan
Raining Petals / St. Michael’s College Troubadours / By Q-Nahm Park / Directed by Q-Nahm Park and Serina Keh
The Rhythm Method / Independent / By Micaela Robertson / Directed by William Dao
AWARDS CEREMONY
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The U of T Festival of Dance (Canada’s Largest University Dance Festival) is now accepting participant submissions - with a deadline of FEBRUARY 1, 2018!
Created 23 years ago as an avenue to provide dance groups on campus the opportunity to perform on stage for an audience, the Festival of Dance has now grown into a celebration of the diversity and prosperity of the U of T dance community. Past events have included over 60 different dance pieces, well over 200 performers and an impressive variety of dance forms including jazz, ballet, ballroom, modern, contact improv, hip-hop, musical theatre, Irish, Latin, and Egyptian belly dancing, just to name a few. With such an abundance of dance groups associated with U of T, participation in the festival is a great opportunity for dance groups to interact, collaborate and promote their own work and ventures.
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Single Tickets
Adults: $28
Seniors: $17
Students: $15
$12 student tickets every Wed night!
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