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East End. Front Row. Lights Up. LEAD SEASON LEAD SEASON Sylvia SPONSOR PAT R O N Soyka
Our 20/21 season.
Our 20/21 season brings together some of our
country’s most acclaimed theatre artists in works
that celebrate the untamed spirit of youth, the
determination of the individual to be seen as
they are, and those that are called to live a more
conscious life. Our heroes, young and old, are
“busting out” and “breaking bad” to see what
other worlds of possibility might lie in wait for
them on the other side. While so different in form,
style, and perspective, these eight invigorating
shows capture the irrepressible human need to
live a free life, a meaningful life—and one in which
you belong.
We hope you’ll join us for another unmissable year.
Chris Abraham & Sherrie Johnson
Artistic Director Executive Director
Photo of Chris Abraham & Sherrie Johnson by Cole Burston.
2 | 2020-2021 Season Photo of Ryan Cunningham by Dahlia Katz. crowstheatre.com | 3
Welcome to Streetcar Crowsnest. The staff and artists of Crow’s Theatre acknowledge that we stand within the ‘Dish With One Spoon Territory’, a treaty between the Anishinaabe, Mississaugas, and Haudenosaunee First Nations. As new occupants and stakeholders of this land in Toronto’s east end neighbourhood, we are grateful for the opportunity to continue the traditions of storytelling and artistry alongside these nations. We are committed to the prosperous, community-driven, and sustainable utilization of this land. 4 | 2020-2021 Season Photo by Dahlia Katz. crowstheatre.com | 5
A CROW’S THEATRE PRODUCTION A CROW’S THEATRE & ARTS CLUB THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
Sep 29 – WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY Nov 10 – BY CLARE BARRON
Oct 25, 2020 KRISTEN THOMSON Dec 6, 2020 DIRECTED BY MEG ROE
DIRECTED BY CHRIS ABRAHAM CHOREOGRAPHED BY CRYSTAL PITE
GULOIEN GULOIEN
THEATRE Ever stare at yourself so hard that your eyes practically THEATRE Cuteness is death.
start bleeding?
An army of pre-teen competitive dancers plot to take over the
20th Anniversary One of Canada’s most celebrated theatrical creations, this world (and win Nationals) in Clare Barron’s “barbaric yawp of
Celebration Pulitzer Prize
extraordinary, multi-award-winning one-woman show returns Nominee a play” (VULTURE) about the unbridled wildness of being 13.
for its 20th anniversary, reuniting beloved performer Kristen DRAMA
Meg Roe, director of the 2018 hit MIDDLETOWN, takes the
Dora Awards
BEST NEW PLAY Thomson with director Chris Abraham. Wrenchingly sad helm of DANCE NATION, joined by internationally renowned
& OUTSTANDING and thrillingly funny, I, CLAUDIA casts a spell of rare power. choreographer Crystal Pite (BETROFFENHEIT), a
PERFORMANCE
Since its premiere in 2001, Thomson’s Dora Award-winning “dance genius who stages the impossible”
masterwork has toured the world, been adapted into a Gemini (GUARDIAN). Hilarious, fast-paced and
Gemini Awards
BEST PERFORMANCE
Award-winning film, and charmed audiences everywhere. ferocious, DANCE NATION will hit
& BEST DIRECTION In this virtuoso solo mask performance, Thomson, a “heart- you hard.
stoppingly honest comedian” (GLOBE & MAIL), brings to life
the precocious 12 ¾ year old Claudia as she faces the
Canadian
Comedy Award myriad mysteries of adulthood.
BEST PERFORMANCE
“ “A blazingly
a masterful character original play”
study and a miracle of NEW YORK TIMES
unforced comedy”
GLOBE & MAIL
“I have seen the
future, and it is
“ DANCE NATION”
Blissfully funny, WASHINGTON POST
unexpectedly touching,
I, CLAUDIA is a must-see”
TORONTO STAR
Photo of Veronica Kinney
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CROW’S THEATRE PRESENTS THE STRATFORD FESTIVAL PRODUCTION A CROW’S THEATRE & MUSICAL STAGE COMPANY PRODUCTION
IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE NATIONAL ARTS CENTRE
“One of the
Stratford Festival’s best
productions of 2019”
GLOBE & MAIL
“BIRDS OF A KIND goes
places rarely seen in
English-language theatre”
“The best new
TORONTO STAR
musical since
HAMILTON”
NEW YORK TIMES
“One of the decade’s
best musicals”
TIME OUT NEW YORK
Jan 5 – BYWAJDI MOUAWAD Jan 26 – BY DAVE MALLOY
Jan 30, 2021 ENGLISH TRANSLATION BY LINDA GABORIAU Feb 14, 2021 DIRECTED BY CHRIS ABRAHAM
DIRECTED BY ANTONI CIMOLINO CHOREOGRAPHED BY KIMBERLEY RAMPERSAD
GULOIEN WINTER GARDEN
THEATRE Let the wind rise, let the sea part, and let the birds carry THEATRE Drink with me my love, for there’s fire in the sky.
you away. Hailed by Entertainment Weekly as “a stunning, blazingly
Canadian Premiere
A family is torn between blood and belonging in BIRDS OF A Production original musical” and by the New York Times as “a heaven-sent
KIND, Stratford Festival Artistic Director Antoni Cimolino’s fireball”, NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 is
“cinematic swirl of a production” (GLOBE & MAIL). Weaving an electrifying Broadway musical. A radically contemporary
The Max & Larry Enkin together multiple languages and divergent worlds of adaptation of a selection of Tolstoy’s acclaimed 1868 novel
Family Foundation in experience, this powerful contemporary drama probes to the ‘War and Peace’, this 12-time Tony-nominated musical brings a
Memory of Sharon Enkin passionate, romantic and high-stakes Moscow to life through
very heart of who we are — or think we are. Wahida, an Arab- 2017
American woman, and Eitan, a Jewish geneticist, fall in love Tony Awards a groundbreaking score that mixes indie rock, pop, Russian
2019 12 NOMINATIONS
Governor in New York City. They travel together to Israel to meet Eitan’s folk, electronic dance music and classic Broadway. NATASHA,
General’s Award
estranged grandmother — who holds the key to a long-buried PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 will be staged in the
TRANSLATION 2013
family secret. But it takes a terrorist bombing for that shattering world-renowned Winter Garden Theatre, and directed by one
Off-Broadway
secret to emerge. Alliance Award of Canada’s most accomplished directors, Chris Abraham.
BEST NEW MUSICAL
8 | 2020-2021 Season Model: Farhang Ghajar. Creative Direction: Punch & Judy Inc. Photo: David Cooper. crowstheatre.com | 9
YES THEATRE IN ASSOCIATION WITH CROW’S THEATRE CROW’S THEATRE PRESENTS AN IMAGINARY FORCE
& VIDEOCABARET PRODUCTION
“A tour de force”
GUARDIAN OBSERVER
Feb 11 – STEPHEN SONDHEIM
MUSIC AND LYRICS BY
Feb 28, 2021 BOOK BY GEORGE FURTH
DIRECTED BY MITCHELL CUSHMAN
Feb 11 – CREATED & PERFORMED BY CLIFF CARDINAL
GULOIEN CHOREOGRAPHED BY JANIE PINARD
THEATRE MUSIC DIRECTION BY STEPHAN ERMEL
Feb 28, 2021 DIRECTED AND DRAMATURGED BY KARIN RANDOJA
Stay tuned.
We had a good thing going… going… gone. SCOTIABANK
COMMUNITY Imagine if Cliff Cardinal was commissioned by the CBC to
Stephen Sondheim’s misunderstood masterpiece, reinterpreted STUDIO
create his own variety special. Join ”the utterly charming”
by the most exciting new minds in Canadian Musical Theatre.
(NOW MAGAZINE) Cliff Cardinal as he shares his original
Manhattan, 2021. An elderly man revisits a familiar rooftop,
dark and catchy folk songs; miraculous stories of familial
to contemplate decades of misspent friendship, fame and
resilience; legends of Turtle Island survival; and new
fortune—as well as the traffic below. Dora Award-winning
contributions to the ongoing mythology of the Canadian
immersive director Mitchell Cushman returns to Crow’s after
experience. CBC SPECIAL is Cliff’s eagerly anticipated
his acclaimed productions of JERUSALEM and THE FLICK, this Dora Award
OUTSTANDING follow-up to his Dora Award-winning solo show, HUFF, and
time teaming up with the explosive wunderkinds of Northern PERFORMANCE teams him once again with longtime collaborator, director
Ontario’s premiere musical theatre company, YES Theatre. (CLIFF CARDINAL,
HUFF) and dramaturg Karin Randoja.
Experience a stripped-down reclamation of one of the all-time C40517
great musicals—a searing take on the value of friendship, and Amnesty
International
the cost of throwing it away. Freedom of Expression
Award Shortlist
10 | 2020-2021 Season Design by Tony Jurgilas 50 Carlton. HUFF Photo of Cliff Cardinal by Henry Chan. crowstheatre.com | 11
A CROW’S THEATRE & ARTS CLUB THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION CROW’S THEATRE PRESENTS LA FILLE DU LAITIER’S PRODUCTION
Mar 23 – BY MIKE LEW Apr 14 – JON LACHLAN STEWART
CREATED BY
Apr 18, 2021 DIRECTED BY ASHLIE CORCORAN May 2, 2021 & MARIE HÉLÈNE BÉLANGER
BASED ON THE PLAY BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Is this a ballot I see before me? SCOTIABANK
GULOIEN
THEATRE COMMUNITY Ambition! Murder! Sex! …Eggs!
Shakespeare meets MEAN GIRLS in Mike Lew’s uproarious riff STUDIO
on RICHARD III. Richard Gloucester is junior class secretary, Inspired by the visual language of silent film, this wordless
third in line to holding absolute power as senior class president. adaptation of MACBETH flirts with boisterous theatrics and
But he’ll never win a popular vote: whether that’s due to his melodrama, drawing audiences into a frantic and hilarious race
cerebral palsy, or his frequent soliloquizing, is up for debate. for power. An accelerated, visceral and bloody deconstruction
Revenge, puppy love, and politics combine for a high school of this famous tragedy, MACBETH MUET breaks down how one
election of Shakespearean proportions that has captivated of Shakespeare’s most famous couples is slowly pulled apart
audiences from New York to London. Crow’s Theatre by the murder they commit. Backed by an intense soundtrack
co-produces this new Canadian production, directed by jumping hilariously through a score of famous pop songs and
Arts Club Artistic Director Ashlie Corcoran. classical tracks, the actor-puppeteers blast through a highly
C40517
choreographed feat of physical theatre, where human lives are
as disposable as styrofoam cups.
“One of the most
original, clever, funny,
intense, and bloody
entertaining shows
I’ve seen in years”
HOUSTON PRESS
“It’s a delight
and I grinned hard
enough to hurt”
EXEUNT MAGAZINE
“Moving, exciting
and profoundly
eye-opening”
NEW YORK TIMES
Design by
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$10 kid
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C R E AT I V E YO U T H
PROGRAM SPONSOR
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Little Crows
Crow’s Kids has programming for Where’s the Beat? (2-5yrs) Nov 14 – 15, 2020 Fragile Ages 5+
kids 2-12 years old and invites your BY ROBERT LEVEROOS
little Crow to explore all elements C40517
CROW’S THEATRE PRESENTS A MACROMATTER PRODUCTION
of performance. Through detailed two and three-dimensional paper models and simple
live animation, FRAGILE calls forth an intimate space that reimagines
Join us for summer camp, Saturday our relationship to scale, inviting us to look carefully at the intricate
classes throughout the year, as well mechanisms of the everyday. Characters from three generations face
as three incredible shows for the pivotal moments in their lives — growing up, growing older, and saying
goodbye. An experience in which we can be mesmerized by what is
whole family.
not said, allow time to slow down and dream a little bit, together.
Build confidence,
ignite imagination, Creative Drama Play (6-9yrs) Dec 4 – 6, 2020 Spyder’s Quest to Ages 4+
inspire creativity, Save the World
BY DEBORAH ADELMAN
and have fun! CROW’S THEATRE PRESENTS A SPYDER THEATRE COMPANY PRODUCTION
Help! Glaciers are melting! Forests are burning! Cities are sinking!
Radioactive Spyder strikes again in this exciting sequel, SPYDER’S
QUEST TO SAVE THE WORLD. Enjoy this action-packed musical as
Spyder and her friends tackle climate change, embark on a journey
through redwood forests and have an encounter with a magic lamp.
An upbeat, inspiring, save-the-world musical for all ages!
Creative Drama Play (10-12yrs) Dec 19 – 23, 2020 Old Man and the River Ages 3+
BY LYNDA HILL & THOMAS MORGAN JONES
DIRECTED BY LYNDA HILL
CROW’S THEATRE PRESENTS A WEEFESTIVAL PRODUCTION
A beautifully designed puppetry work performed without words
to an enchanting musical score, this production has received
unanimous praise from children, and parents alike for its artistry
and story of newfound friendship. OLD MAN AND THE RIVER
is the perfect introduction to theatre for the very young and
their grownups.
Photos by Jonathan Ellul. *More info at crowstheatre.com/kids crowstheatre.com | 15
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Gare de l’Est is an authentic, modern French brasserie that celebrates the
Parisian dining experience. Voted the top restaurant for a pre-theatre dinner
in Toronto by BlogTO, we are located right next door to Crow’s Theatre.
Open seven days a week for dinner, and for weekend brunch. To view the
menus or make a reservation, please visit www.gdlbrasserie.com and don’t
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restaurants”
TORONTO LIFE
Crow’s Theatre forges new, adventurous audiences in the heart of Toronto’s
east end.
From the intimate I, CLAUDIA, to the powerfully personal STARS: TOGETHER,
to the Canadian premiere of the Tony Award-winning NATASHA, PIERRE & THE
GREAT COMET OF 1812, Crow’s is a home for ambitious live art connecting
people and communities.
Be part of the Crow’s family by making a donation today.
Donations over $20 will receive a tax receipt for the full amount.
Our charitable registration number is: 11888 0475 RR0001
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Plan Your Visit
All performances take place at Streetcar Crowsnest, with the exception of
NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812, which will be on stage at
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Crow’s Theatre: Streetcar Crowsnest, 345 Carlaw Avenue, Toronto, Ontario
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NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812
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Near Yonge & Queen
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By Phone: Call us at 647-341-7390 ext. 1010, 12pm to 5pm, Monday to Friday.
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Ticket & Theatre Policies
• Tickets for all performances can be purchased online at crowstheatre.com,
by telephone, or in person two hours preceding each performance.
• Both the Guloien Theatre and the Scotiabank Community Studio are seated by
General Admission. A limited number of premium seats can be reserved for most
performances for an additional $10.
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to additional ticket and CIF fees. There are no refunds.
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• Streetcar Crowsnest is a fully accessible venue for mobility devices.
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boxoffice@crowstheatre.com.
• Pay What You Can (PWYC) performances are available for several productions;
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• Group ticket discounts are available to some performances with groups of 8 or
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20 | 2020-2021 Season crowstheatre.com | 21Season Calendar MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
Guloien Theatre Scotiabank Community Studio 4 JAN 5 6 7 8 9 10
JA N UA R Y
BIRDS 1 BIRDS 1
CLAUDIA I, CLAUDIA CBC CLIFF CARDINAL’S CBC SPECIAL BIRDS 7:30 (P) BIRDS 7:30 (P) BIRDS 7:30 (P) BIRDS 7:30 (O) BIRDS 7:30
DANCE DANCE NATION MACBETH MACBETH MUET 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
BIRDS BIRDS OF A KIND FRAGILE FRAGILE BIRDS 1 BIRDS 1 BIRDS 1
BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30
MERRILY MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG SPYDER SPYDER’S QUEST TO SAVE THE WORLD
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
TEENAGE TEENAGE DICK OLD MAN OLD MAN AND THE RIVER
BIRDS 1 BIRDS 1 BIRDS 1
BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30
Winter Garden Theatre
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
COMET NATASHA, PIERRE & THE GREAT COMET OF 1812 BIRDS 1 BIRDS 1
COMET 1:30 COMET 1:30
2020-2021 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30 BIRDS 7:30
(P) PREVIEW (O) OPENING COMET 7:30 (P) COMET 7:30 (P) COMET 7:30 (P) COMET 7:30 (O) COMET 7:30
1 FEB 2 3 4 5 6 7
F E B R UA R Y
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
COMET 1:30 COMET 1:30 COMET 1:30
29 SEP 30 1 OCT 2 3 4 COMET 7:30 COMET 7:30 COMET 7:30 COMET 7:30 COMET 7:30
OCTOBER
CLAUDIA 2 CLAUDIA 2
CLAUDIA 7:30 (P) CLAUDIA 7:30 (P) CLAUDIA 7:30 (O) CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
COMET 1:30 COMET 1:30
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 MERRILY 2
CLAUDIA 2 CLAUDIA 2 CLAUDIA 2 CBC 2:30 CBC 2:30
CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 MERRILY 7:30 (P) MERRILY 7:30 (P) MERRILY 7:30 (O)
COMET 7:30 COMET 7:30 COMET 7:30 COMET 7:30 COMET 7:30
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 CBC 8 (P) CBC 8 (O) CBC 8
CLAUDIA 2 CLAUDIA 2 CLAUDIA 2
CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
MERRILY 2 MERRILY 2 MERRILY 2
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 CBC 2:30 CBC 2:30 CBC 2:30
CLAUDIA 2 CLAUDIA 2 CLAUDIA 2 MERRILY 7:30 MERRILY 7:30 MERRILY 7:30 MERRILY 7:30 MERRILY 7:30
CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CLAUDIA 7:30 CBC 8 CBC 8 CBC 8 CBC 8 CBC 8
26 27 28 29 30 31 1 NOV 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
N OV E M B E R
MERRILY 2 MERRILY 2 MERRILY 2
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 CBC 2:30 CBC 2:30 CBC 2:30
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 MERRILY 7:30 MERRILY 7:30 MERRILY 7:30 MERRILY 7:30 MERRILY 7:30
FRAGILE 11 FRAGILE 11 CBC 8 CBC 8 CBC 8 CBC 8 CBC 8
DANCE 2 DANCE 2
1 MAR 2 3 4 5 6 7
MARCH
FRAGILE 2:30 FRAGILE 2:30
FRAGILE 4:30 FRAGILE 4:30 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
DANCE 7:30 (P) DANCE 7:30 (P) DANCE 7:30 (P) DANCE 7:30 (O) DANCE 7:30
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
DANCE 2 DANCE 2 DANCE 2 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 TEENAGE 2 TEENAGE 2
TEENAGE 7:30 (P) TEENAGE 7:30 (P) TEENAGE 7:30 (P) TEENAGE 7:30 (O) TEENAGE 7:30
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 29 30 31 1 APR 2 3 4
APRIL
DANCE 2 DANCE 2 DANCE 2 TEENAGE 2 TEENAGE 2 TEENAGE 2
DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30
DECEMBER
30 1 DEC 2 3 4 5 6 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
SPYDER 11 SPYDER 11 SPYDER 11 TEENAGE 2 TEENAGE 2 TEENAGE 2
DANCE 2 DANCE 2 DANCE 2 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30
SPYDER 3 SPYDER 3 SPYDER 3
DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 DANCE 7:30 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
TEENAGE 2 TEENAGE 2 TEENAGE 2
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 MACBETH 2:30 MACBETH 2:30
TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30 TEENAGE 7:30
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 MACBETH 8 (O) MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8
OLD MAN 11 OLD MAN 11
OLD MAN 2 OLD MAN 2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
OLD MAN 4:30 OLD MAN 4:30 MACBETH 2:30 MACBETH 2:30 MACBETH 2:30
MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
M AY
OLD MAN 11 OLD MAN 11 26 27 28 29 30 1 MAY 2
OLD MAN 3 OLD MAN 3 MACBETH 2:30 MACBETH 2:30 MACBETH 2:30
MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8 MACBETH 8
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Sandra and McLean Smits The Max & Larry Enkin
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Foundation in Memory of Sharon Enkin
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EMERGING DIRECTOR PRIZE BIRDS OF A KIND
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