ROGERS
V.
ROGERS
A CROW’S THEATRE PRODUCTION, PRESENTED WITH CANADIAN STAGE ADAPTED FOR THE STAGE BY MICHAEL HEALEY BASED ON ROGERS V. ROGERS: THE BATTLE FOR CONTROL OF CANADA’S TELECOM EMPIRE BY ALEXANDRA POSADZKI DIRECTED BY CHRIS ABRAHAM STARRING TOM ROONEY Tom Rooney. Photo: Dahlia Katz Lead Naming Sponsor
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Canadian Stage shares our work on four stages spread across our great city. The St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts and the Berkeley Street Theatre Complex bookend the vibrant St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood and run along what was once the shore of Lake Ontario. Our beautiful High Park Amphitheatre is nestled within the grassy hills and forests of our city’s most beloved park. And the Winter Garden Theatre is located in the heart of Toronto’s bustling downtown core. Canadian Stage is grateful to be able to tell our stories on this bountiful land that we all share. This sacred land has held story for thousands of years: stories that live in the fabric of who we are as a nation. Canadian Stage would like to acknowledge and thank the original caretakers and knowledge keepers of this territory: the Anishinaabe Nations (including the Mississaugas of the Credit), the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the Wendat and Métis Nations. We give thanks to the Nations recorded and unrecorded, acknowledged and unacknowledged, who also share the responsibility for this territory. We honour the Dish With One Spoon Treaty and our responsibility to peaceably share and care for the resources that surround us. We are honoured to be in this meeting place called Tkaronto that many First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people from across Turtle Island call home.
A Crow’s Theatre production, presented with Canadian Stage Based on Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada’s Telecom Empire by Alexandra Posadzki
Rogers v. Rogers Starring
Tom Rooney Creative Michael Healey Playwright
Nathan Bruce* Video Designer
Chris Abraham Director
Chloë Dirksen Dialect Coach
Bryn Kennedy Assistant Director
Elaine May Costume Coordinator
LJ Savage Production Manager
Sydney Erin Kowal Video Makeup
Joshua Quinlan* Set Designer
Gerald Altenburg Wig Design
Imogen Wilson* Lighting Designer
Jacqueline Robertson Cull Wigs
Mathilda Kane Associate Lighting Designer
Lisa Nighswander Head of Props
Thomas Ryder Payne Sound Designer
Melissa Rood Stage Manager Running Crew
Gil Ruston Head Tech
Ben Junor House Tech Production
Jessie Potter Berkeley Technical Director
Marcela Prado Orozco Assistant Technical Director
Canadian Stage is a member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres and engages professional Artists who are members of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association under the terms of the jointly negotiated Canadian Theatre Agreement. Stage Employees of the Berkeley Street Theatre are represented by Local 58 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Wardrobe Employees are represented by Local 822 of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. *Indicated designers on this production are represented by the Associated Designers of Canada, IATSE Local SC659
This performance runs 85 minutes with no intermission
A Fine Balance
All’s Well
Based on the novel by
Based on the novel by
Rohinton Mistry
Mona Awad
Fall on Your Knees Based on the novel by
Ann-Marie MacDonald
Rogers v. Rogers Based on the book by
Alexandra Posadzki
The Books You Love. Live On Stage. From celebrated novels to groundbreaking non-fiction, Crow’s Theatre is bringing some of Canada’s most compelling stories to the stage. Rogers v. Rogers is part of this growing body of work, supported by our Canadian Literature Adaptation Fund, newly named in honour of Margaret Atwood.
Presented in Partnership With Penguin Random House Canada, Soulpepper Theatre, Vita Brevis Arts, Nightwood Theatre, and Canadian Stage.
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A Fine Balance photo by Dario Mitidieri. All’s Well: Maev Beaty, photo by Kirk Lisaj. Fall on Your Knees: Tess Benger and Amaka Umeh, photo by Kirk Lisaj. Rogers v. Rogers: Tom Rooney photo by Dahlia Katz.
Director’s Note Chris Abraham
Welcome to Crow’s Theatre’s production of Rogers v. Rogers, adapted by Michael Healey from Alexandra Posadzki’s awardwinning book, Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada’s Telecom Empire, winner of the 2025 National Business Book Award and drawn from her excellent reporting for The Globe and Mail. Canadian Stage is the second of four stops on our Rogers v. Rogers national tour, after its record-breaking premiere in Crow’s 2025.26 season. With Rogers v. Rogers, Michael once again takes non-fiction source material and sends it through the same sharp, satirical spin-cycle that defined The Master Plan, his Dora Award–winning adaptation of Josh O’Kane’s Sideways: The City Google Couldn’t Buy, which was also commissioned by Crow’s and premiered in our season. And while it’s based on real events, make no mistake: this is a satirical work of fiction—facts have been nudged, conversations invented, and reality adjusted wherever it proved inconvenient. After all the appropriate liberties with reality have been taken, Michael gets back to what really interests him: the fault lines of Canadian power— where public interest and private ambition collide. The runaway success of The Master Plan, and the unprecedented demand for Rogers v. Rogers has reaffirmed something we’ve come to understand at Crow’s: audiences are hungry for stories about our city—stories that let us see ourselves, and our politics, reflected. It might also be that there’s nothing Torontonians relish more than a front- row seat to a homegrown public disaster—especially when someone else is sorting through the wreckage.
In the interest of maintaining the highest possible standards of chaos management, we’re happy to welcome back the incomparable Tom Rooney, who many of you will remember from his remarkable work at both the Stratford Festival and Shaw Festival. Having Tom return to lead this tour-de-force one-person show is a gift. Rogers v. Rogers is part of a growing body of work supported through our signature new play development program: The Canadian Literature Adaptation Fund, which brings significant Canadian fiction and non-fiction to the stage. The work made possible through this fund has come to define much of what we do at Crow’s Theatre, with productions that are among our most critically acclaimed and commercially successful. A Fine Balance, Fifteen Dogs, The Master Plan, and Rogers v. Rogers demonstrate how powerfully audiences respond when celebrated Canadian literary and journalistic works are brought vividly to life onstage. This fall, we have announced a major fundraising campaign to grow the fund, alongside its renaming in honour of Margaret Atwood. We are thrilled to have the opportunity to celebrate Margaret’s extensive collection of writing, alongside her career-long championing of Canadian writers and their work. Thank you to Brendan, Monica and Canadian Stage for presenting this return engagement to Toronto. We are thrilled to share this work with new audiences in our city. Thank you for joining us at Rogers v. Rogers. Your being here proves that Canadians do, in fact, enjoy seeing their own stories placed under theatre lights.
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Tom Rooney. Photo: Dahlia Katz
Reframing the Story Josh O’Kane
Author and Globe and Mail culture reporter I’ve read millions of words of media commentary in my life, but none have stuck with me more than what my friend Mel told me after seeing Michael Healey’s The Master Plan: “I wish I could get all my news in theatre form.” Healey adapted his 2023 play from my second book, Sideways: The City Google Couldn’t Buy, which unpacked the ways in which a secretive Google side project called Sidewalk Labs failed at building a tech-laced lakefront community in Ontario. There’s a copy of Sideways on Mel’s shelf to this day. But a book can be a 10-hour-or-more commitment; a play usually packs its punches into a couple of hours. How could I be mad if she liked The Master Plan more? Like my friend Alexandra Posadzki, I’ve dedicated both my journalism career and 6
probably too much of my spare time trying to help Canadians understand how their country works. We do this by dismantling the artifice of powerful systems in pursuit of truth. Posadzki’s book Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada's Telecom Empire is a sterling example of this work. It unpacks the absurdities that underpin one of our biggest corporate dynasties and how its decisions can undermine competitive markets. Whether by coincidence or not – let’s call it a coincidence – she’s also had her book adapted by Healey and Crow’s Theatre. Much like The Master Plan, the stage version of Rogers v. Rogers deviates from its source material in its pursuit of laughter, and, crucially, of big ideas. As journalists, Posadzki and I have to stick to the facts as we report them. Healey, one
of Canada’s great satirists, has far more flexibility than us in his creative affairs. This pair of plays can teach us as much about how power works in the 21st century as it does about the power of theatre to help us understand ourselves. Every non-fiction author has their little daydreams about having their books adapted to become a feature-length thriller or bingeable miniseries. So I can admit that when Crow’s first approached me in 2022 about adapting Sideways for the stage, I was pleasantly surprised but a little confused. This was a 107,000-word book about the public sector’s woefully inadequate power balance with Big Tech. It had dozens of characters across three countries. How could you condense all of that into an evening at the theatre? I took up the offer. It was one of the smartest decisions I’ve ever made, if one that came with some initially uncomfortable feelings. I’m writing this on my son’s first week of daycare and can’t help but notice the emotional parallels. Both situations require letting go. Sideways wasn’t my story – put most simply, it’s the work of a reporter reporting – but I had nonetheless spent five years unearthing the details of what actually happened when Toronto went up against the might of one of the most well-funded companies in the world.
them. And where I wrote Sideways to showcase Toronto as a breeding ground for Big Tech to push its digital might into the physical world, The Master Plan held a mirror up to the city and told a parallel story about a place with a chronic inability to get things done. The theatre can do far more than just find new audiences for detailed stories about current events. I learned first-hand, with Rogers v Rogers and The Master Plan, that it can help us better see ourselves. Rogers v. Rogers quickly reminds us that we exist in an economy of oligopolies. What we don’t often see are the insecurities and power struggles that entrench or threaten to dismantle – but mostly entrench – those oligopolies. By handing the great Tom Rooney every character to play, Healey and director Chris Abraham manage to lampoon Canada’s bright-red telecom giant while transmuting the truths of Posadzki’s book into an examination of the narrowness of choice Canadians have throughout our lives. So let go of your worries and preconceptions and enjoy the show. You’ll walk away thinking about more than your cell-phone bill.
Once I did let go, I was given an extraordinary lesson in the power of art. Healey took great care to get the facts right, with two caveats: he would deviate from the truth to make a joke or to make a point. I had a professional responsibility not to comment on the sheer silliness of some events that happened, and simply left those details hanging on the page; Healey took those details and ran with
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The deliciously wicked novel. Reimagined for the stage
A Crow’s Theatre & Soulpepper Theatre Co-production
All’s Well
By Mona Awad. Adapted for the stage by Erin Shields. Directed by Jackie Maxwell. Starring Maev Beaty.
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Starring Tom Rooney - Performer Pronouns: he/him. Hometown/Current Town: Raised in Saskatchewan/ Lives in Stratford, ON. For Crow’s Theatre: Someone Else, The Seagull, The Wedding Party, Uncle Vanya, Fifteen Dogs. Other Theatre: 14 seasons at the Stratford Festival; Cyrano de Bergerac, The Apple Cart, My Fair Lady (Shaw Festival); Michael Healey’s Courageous (Tarragon); Hairspray (Mirvish/Broadway); Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Citadel); Hamlet, Enemy of the People (National Arts Centre); Romeo et Juliette (Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan). Upcoming Projects: Amadeus, Heartbreak House (Shaw Festival ’26). Film/TV: “This Is Wonderland”, “The Gilda Radner Story”, “The Day After Tomorrow”, “Strays”, “Transplant”, “Coroner”, “Under the Banner of Heaven”, Guillermo del Toro’s “Cabinet of Curiosities”. Education: Bachelor of Music (Voice) University of Saskatchewan. Creative Michael Healey – Playwright Michael Healey spent a decade as an actor before writing his first play. His second play, The Drawer Boy, was a surprise success and gave him eight years of runway to learn how to write. He needed every minute. Plays from this period include Generous, Courageous, Proud, The Innocent Eye Test, Plan B, and Rune Arlidge. Recent plays include 1979, Are You Okay, and The Master Plan, which premiered at Crow’s in 2023. In all, his plays have won the Dora Mavor Moore Award for best new play six times. He has adapted works by Chekhov, Molnar, and Hecht & MacArthur for Stratford, Shaw and Soulpepper. He lives in Toronto and still acts occasionally. Alexandra Posadzki – Author Alexandra Posadzki is an award-winning business journalist at The Globe and Mail, where she writes about financial and cybercrime. She is the author of the instant national bestseller Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada’s Telecom Empire, which won the 2025 National Business Book Award. Her coverage of the dramatic power struggle at Rogers Communications Inc. was recognized with several Canada Best in Business Awards from the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing, including gold medals in the “scoop” and “beat reporting” categories.
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PLEASURE IS POLITICAL
CABARET FEBRUARY 13 - 28, 2027 LIMITED RUN. BOOK EARLY. Production Underwriters:
Jim Lawrence & David Salak 10 Sara Sara Farb. Farb. Photo: Photo: Dahlia Dahlia Katz Katz
Jeremy Opolsky & Rhonda Zwingerman
Krawczyk Family Foundation
The Bluma Appel Theatre season is underwritten by:
John & Nancy Embry
Chris Abraham – Director Pronouns: he/him. Hometown/Current Town: Toronto. For Crow’s Theatre: A Fine Balance, Rogers v. Rogers, Octet, Wights, Rosmersholm, Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, The Master Plan, Uncle Vanya, MixTape, As You Like It, Julius Caesar, Stars: Together, The Wedding Party, True Crime, Boy in the Moon, The Assembly, The Watershed, The Seagull, Winners & Losers, Someone Else, Eternal Hydra, and I, Claudia. Other Theatre: One Man, Two Guvnors, Cyrano de Bergerac (Shaw Festival); Much Ado About Nothing, Tartuffe, The Taming of the Shrew, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Othello, The Matchmaker, The Little Years, For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again (Stratford Festival); Seeds (Crow’s and Porte Parole); Macbeth (Bard on the Beach, Vancouver). Film/ TV: Shakespearean Coach for “Station Eleven” on HBO; Gemini Award-winning film adaptation of “I, Claudia”. Education/Training: University of Toronto, National Theatre School of Canada. More: Artistic Director of Crow’s Theatre since 2008, leading the company through major milestones including opening Streetcar Crowsnest in 2017 and last season’s record-breaking 40th anniversary; recipient of the Elinor and Lou Siminovitch Prize in Theatre; served as co-director of the National Theatre School’s renowned directing program. Social Media: IG: @crowstheatread Bryn Kennedy - Assistant Director Pronouns: she/her. Hometown/Current Town: Born and raised in Toronto. For Crow’s Theatre: Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 (Apprentice Director). Other Theatre: Selected Directing: JANE (Tarragon Theatre Greenhouse Residency/Pantheon Projects); Mary Stuart (Stratford Directors Workshop Projects); Beneath the Bed (Theatre Born Between); Vitals (Theatre Born Between, Nominated for Outstanding Solo Performance, My Entertainment World Awards). Assistant Directing: Ransacking Troy, Hamlet (Stratford Festival); UNCOVERED Concert (Musical Stage Company); Withrow Park (Tarragon Theatre); A Bear Awake in Winter (Next Stage Theatre Festival). Upcoming Projects: Directing: The Moors (Riot King). Film/TV: Co-Producer: “Save the Date” and “Alice is Fine”. Actor: “Coroner” (CBC); “V-Wars” (Netflix); “Everything is Going to be Great” (eOne). Education: Theatre and Drama Studies at Sheridan College and the University of Toronto. More: Jean Gascon Award for Emerging Director (Stratford Festival Guthrie Awards). Thank You: Every show is for M & D & Matt - you make it all possible. Social Media: @brynkennedy
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Art/Explored
Ann-Marie MacDonald, Kate Hennig, Anna Maria Tremonti at Writing Women. Set Design by Scott Penner
New at Canadian Stage, this series brings audiences closer to the creative process. Through lively conversations, hands-on experiences, and behind-thescenes access, these events offer insights that extend beyond the stage.
Join us for the next 2 Art/Explored events:
Inside the Actor’s Studio
Why We Tell Stories
Carly Street
Alisa Palmer
Jamie Robinson
Sébastien Heins
Led by professional actors familiar to Canadian Stage audiences, this interactive event offers a glimpse into how actors bring characters to life from first reading to final performance. Through demonstration and optional participation, discover the tools actors use to listen, respond, and connect. No experience required—only curiosity.
When: November 14 | 10am-12pm or January 18 | 5pm-7pm Where: Upstairs Berkeley Theatre
Kimberley Rampersad
Brendan Healy
In times of uncertainty and change, stories help define who we are and what we value. In this timely conversation, the directors of this season’s mainstage productions come together to share insight into their craft and the role storytelling plays in shaping perspective and cultural conversation. This intimate event invites us to consider the role of artists today and why storytelling has never mattered more. When: February 22 | 7pm Where: Baillie Theatre
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CONVERSATIONS ∙ EVENTS ∙ BEHIND-THE-SCENES EXPERIENCES
Joshua Quinlan - Set Designer For Crow’s Theatre: Octet, Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, Uncle Vanya, The Master Plan, Rosmersholm, Wights. Other Theatre: Selected: Casey And Diana, Every Little Nookie (Stratford Festival); Hamlet (Canadian Stage); Million Dollar Quartet (The Grand); Casey And Diana (Aquarius/RMTC); Hedda Gabler, Yerma (Coal Mine); The Sound of Music, The Music Man (TIP); Waitress, Little Shop of Horrors (Port Hope); The Drawer Boy, My Hero (PSFT); An Enemy of the People, Don Giovanni, Stupid F*cking Bird (OSU). Education: MFA Theatre – Design, The Ohio State University; BA Honours Drama, University of Windsor. Other: Siminovitch Protégé Designer, Dora Award Winner. Imogen Wilson - Lighting Designer Pronouns: she/her. Hometown/Current Town: Toronto. For Crow’s Theatre: A Fine Balance, Rosmersholm (Dora Nominated for best lighting design); Octet, Wights, Fifteen Dogs (Mirvish & NAC Co-Pros) Lighting Designer. Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, The Master Plan, Uncle Vanya, Fifteen Dogs (Assistant Lighting Designer). Other Theatre: Old Times (Soulpepper Theatre); As You Like It (Stratford Festival); Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley, Ghost! The Musical (Chemainus Theatre); Interior Design (Tarragon). Upcoming Projects: Primary Trust (The Grand Theatre & Crow’s); The Tempest, The Importance of Being Earnest (Stratford Festival); One for the Pot (Shaw Festival). Education: University of Victoria & Bangkok University. Thank you: This team & my team. Mathilda Kane- Associate Lighting Designer Mathilda is a Toronto based Lighting Designer and Dora Award nominee. Select credits include: Lighting Designer - Concord Floral, Ooga Chaka (Pucker’s); LANDSLIDE (Rock Bottom Movement); Killing Time: A Game Show Musical, IRIS (says goodbye); CAMP! (Mixtape Projects); Ride the Cyclone (Shifting Ground Collective); Insert Clown Here (Parlous Theatre); How Lucky Are We?, Cymatix, Sweet Mother (Citadel + Compagnie); morning after, ECHO (a front company); Assistant/Associate Lighting Designer - The Tempest, Guys & Dolls, As You Like It, Annie (Stratford Festival); Fall for Dance North (2024-2026), PUS (Roadtrip Collective).
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Thomas Ryder Payne - Sound Designer Pronouns: he/him. Hometown/Current Town: Toronto. For Crow’s Theatre: A Fine Balance, Flex, Comfort Food, Wights, Rosmersholm, shaniqua in abstraction, Bad Roads, The Master Plan, Perceptual Archaeology, Red Velvet, Uncle Vanya, Orphans for the Czar, MixTape, Julius Caesar, A&R Angels, Boy in the Moon, Wedding Party, The Watershed, Someone Else. Other Theatre: Designs for Stratford, Shaw, Mirvish, Soulpepper, Canadian Stage, Tarragon, Factory, TPM, YPT, Crows, Modern Times, Aluna, BIBT, Theatre Gargantua, Nightwood, Toronto Dance Theatre, NAC, Centaur, Theatre Calgary, GCTC, RMTC and many others. Film/TV: “Plain View”, “7A”, “Blood Harvest”, “Hero.Traitor.Patriot”, “Alegra & Jim”, “Robert’s Circle”. Education/Training: Studied composition with James Tenney, Honours BA, York University. More: Bandcamp, xeno-canto.org Nathan Bruce - Video Designer Pronouns: he/him. Hometown/Current Town: Vancouver/Toronto. For Crow’s Theatre: Octet, Wights, Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (with Mirvish). Other Theatre: Tapestry Briefs 2025 (Lighting Design); Feed-Back (Co-Projection Design); The Tender Land (Lighting and Projection Design); Reina (Lighting Design); Shedding a Skin (Associate Lighting Design); The Magic Flute (Projection Design); 18 Jews Order Chinese Food (Lighting Design). Upcoming Projects: Copperbelt (Associate Lighting Design). Education: BFA in Theatre Production and Design (York University); Design Incubator Pilot Project. More: New Media Installations: Try to Forget (Long Winter); After the Flood (Charles Street Video); Love Across Distance (Nuit Blanche). Website: nathanbrucedesigns.com Chloë Dirksen - Dialect Coach Chloë is a dialect coach and actress. She most recently served as Production Dialect Coach for “Interview with the Vampire” for AMC TV. Her dialect work has garnered a New York Innovative Theatre Award and acclaim in NYTimes. Other Theatre: Acting: This Wide Night (The John Drew Theatre); The Scarlet Letter, Death of a Salesman, The Crucible (Bay Street Theatre); Honour Killing (Cherry Lane Theatre); Conviction, dir. Scott Schwartz. Chloë trained at Circle in the Square Theatre School, and has a BA in Literature and Linguistics from U of T. Represented by NCA. Website: chloedirksen.com Elaine May - Costume Coordinator Pronouns: she/her. Hometown/Current Town: Ottawa/Toronto. For Crow’s Theatre: Fifteen Dogs, The Bidding War, Flex, Comfort Food. Other Theatre: Many seasons with YPT and Soulpepper. Favorites include Hana’s Suitcase, Frog and Toad, King Lear, A Christmas Carol. Upcoming Projects: Mary X 4. Film/TV: “Little Moments” (film). Education: BFA in Theatre Production from York University. More: Elaine is a certified childbirth educator and doula and when not doing theatre she teaches prenatal and infant care classes. Thank You: My hugely supportive family.
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Melissa Rood - Stage Manager Pronouns: she/her. Hometown/Current Town: Richmond Hill/Stratford. For Crow’s Theatre: The Wedding Party (Crow’s Theatre & National Arts Centre); Stars: Together, Julius Caesar, Chew, Master & Margarita, Digital Assembly. Other Theatre: Coriolanus, Macbeth (directed by Robert Lepage); Much Ado About Nothing (directed by Chris Abraham); Walter Bordon’s The Last Epistle of Tightrope Time (National Arts Centre); Christopher Plummer’s A Word or Two (Stratford & Ahmanson Theatre, Los Angeles); Allegra Fulton in The Carousel (Nightwood Theatre); theatre, opera, dance, concerts, stadium events; new works, classics, & offerings of every kind – from solo acts to casts of thousands. Upcoming Projects: Othello (Stratford Festival – 26th Season). Film/TV: “Leer Estates”, “Shorty” (Script Supervisor); “Poor Tom” (exploring virtual reality with Groundling Theatre); and occasional uncredited voiceover work. Education: Sheridan College (Technical Production); University of Waterloo (Social Work). More: Stage management instructor at University of Windsor, University of Toronto, National Theatre School, Sheridan College, and Director of the Stratford Festival’s summer technical production camp. Thank You: Tom. Being asked is an honour.
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Michael O’Connor Dr. Helen Ostovich Victor Pianosi Keith Potter Patricia Stowe & Paul Jones Dr. Paul Truelove Dean G. Valentine Kaley Walker Richard Williams $250-$499 G. Chalmers Adams In Memory of Raza Ali Jeremy Anderson & Thomas Stalker Marjorie Bain William Beaton Katherine Bishop Valentia Lee-Brotherton Gift Funds Canada Mr. Bernard F. Cocchiola Wanda Crickmay Laurence Dabin Charmaine Dimick Ms. Debbie M Dumaresq Ms. Lynn Eakin Curtis Eisenberg Paul Faiazza Anne Fleming Jean E Goodier Sherry Haynes Linda Intaschi Mr. Robert Kee Mrs. Rona Kosansky Rae & Deborah Lake Karen & Fred Leitner Professor John Martin & Professor Sampa Bhadra Kulin Matchhar Ms. Mary Maude Jim Metson Dave & Elizabeth Pelletier Household Wayne Robinson Mr. John Roeleveld Ms. Heather Segal Maria Sheppard Ms. Nora McCabe-Slinger Carol Swindell Jan Thompson Sharon Zier-Vogel Mr. Nicholas E Walker Gregory Winfield Alexander Perelgut Anonymous (2) $75-$249 Blaine Adams Beth Adams Mr. Alan Alber Patricia Allain Margaret Ansell Ms. Sandra Appel Creed Atkinson Mrs. Monica Auerbach Jimmy Ayres
Carol Barcados Ms. Judy Bates Rochelle Baum Brian Beagle Ms. Katherine Beckwith Mr. Peter Bennett Joanna Birenbaum Dianne Bradley Dr. Sylva A Brose Ms. Sandra L Bullock Ms. Marion Burns Robert Carson Ms. Polly L Clarke Mrs. Joan M Cole Joyce & Rick Coombs Household Dr. Maria R Corral Ms. Sheila C. Coulter Megan Cugliari Nancy Davis Franco DeCicco Frank Delling & Elisabeth Bihl Household Myron & Olena Dylynsky Household Leigh & Buddy Eisenberg Household Jeannie Farquharson Marlene Fine & Malcolm Alexandroff Barbara Fingerote Michael Flatt Mrs. Deborah Flemming Ms Leslie Forge Ms. Donna Fraser Jean Findlater Gagnon Raluca Gheorghe Ms. Deborah Lynn Goddard Ms. Charlotte Grad Janet Graham Ruth Watts-Gransden Ms. Bonita Hart Joan Harvey Angela Herwin Chris Hinbest Bettina Hoar Claire Hopkinson Nancy Howe Marie Hren Don & Susan Johnston Household Ms. Gillian Johnston Alfred Johnston Mohamed Khaki Ms. Gordana Kis Louise Koepfler Geoff Kolomayz Heidi Kreuter Mr. Michael Laccetti Anita & Leon Lapidus Household Barbara & Edgar Lea Household Rosita Lee Mrs. Carmen Lehman
Ms. Corinne Leon Marion Levi Greg Lichti John & Anne Liphardt Household Craig & Kim Loudon Household Larry Lubin Ms. Karey Lunau Ms. Diane Mackay Mr. Harry Malcolmson Ms. Joan McCordic Mr. Courtnay McFarlane Ms. Marjorie McLeod Ms. Samm McLeod Ms. Maria J Medeiros J.D. Meekison & Carolyn Keystone Household Jordan Merkur Delphine Milbrandt Margot Miles Barbara Millar Miss Marg Misener Bill Mohan Ms. Ann Monoyios Alice Morgan Julian N Mulock Ms. Ellen Murphy Maureen Parry Ms. Donna J Patterson Ms. Cynthea C Penman Carol Percy Debra J. Perkins Charlie & Sue Pielsticker Household Ms. Pegi Rappaport Ms. Margaret A Riggin Mr. David Robertson Kimberly Robinson Keith Rose Dan & Diane Sexton Household Martha Shaffer Wendy Shingler Anna Simons Ms. Suzanne Simzer Marvin Singer Barbara & Marty Slater Ms. Donna E. Slater Michele A Spencer Dr. Grzegorz Stanisz Dr. John Stanley & Dr. Helmut Reichenbächer Elizabeth & Keith Strand
Mr. Alan Teder Kathleen Toguri Mary Vachon Laurel Jonette Vanderburgh Rick R. Verrette Ms. Katherine D Vice Brent Vickar Mr. Colin Vollick Mr. Brian Walker Miss Marla Wardinger Gordon H Waugh Lester Webb Dianne Weinrib Mr. Calvin White Shelley White Deborah Wilieko Anthea Windsor Mrs. Janet Zemaitis Barrie W Zwicker Anonymous (2) City Builders Members Principal WW+P Partners Aercoustics Castlepoint Numa DIALOG Diamond Schmitt Enwave Energy ERA Harrington and Associates KPMB O2 Planning and Design Inc. RAW Design The annual donor listing includes donations received between July 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026 We have made every effort to ensure proper recognition. If, however, your name has been accidentally omitted, listed incorrectly, or misspelled, we apologize. Please notify us at donate@ canadianstage.com with any corrections.
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Lifetime Giving Canadian Stage wishes to acknowledge the generous contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations whose lifetime financial contributions to the company exceed $100,000. Above $2,000,000 Bram & Bluma Appel The Bluma Appel Community Trust BMO Financial Group TD Bank Group $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 Marilyn Baillie, C.M. & Charles Baillie, O.C CIBC John & Nancy Embry Sandra Simpson $500,000 - $999,999 David W. Binet BMO Harris Private Banking Susan Crocker, C.M. & John Hunkin, C.M. Imperial Oil Foundation Ron Lalonde & Jane Humphreys William MacKinnon Manulife Financial Maureen & Roger Parkinson RBC Foundation Scotiabank The Slaight Family Foundation St. Josephs Communications Anonymous (1) $250,000 - $499,999 Alexandra Baillie Canada Life Ed & Fran Clark Hugh Clark The William & Nona Macdonald Heaslip Foundation Hal Jackman Foundation Elaine Kierans & Shawn McReynolds The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Laidlaw Foundation Loblaw Companies Limited Trina McQueen, O.C. Metcalf Foundation Jack & Judith Rose The Sabourin Family Foundation Sylvia Soyka Sun Life Financial Ontario Trillium Foundation
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$100,000 - $249,999 The Azrieli Foundation Cathy Bateman Jill E. Black & Barry Allan M. Joan Chalmers C.C., O.Ont & Barbara Amesbury Peter & Frances Chiddy Mark & Ann Curry Deloitte Foundation Ernst & Young LLP Margaret & Jim Fleck, O.C. GE Canada Peter & Dianne Gillin Gluskin Sheff & Associates Inc. Sheila Goldman Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Barbara Hackett & John Tory Hewlett Packard Canada HSBC Bank Canada Ken Hugessen & Jennifer Connolly Intact Insurance Company Ed & Ann Kerwin KPMG Canada Adrian Lang & Ash Taylor Don & Marjorie Lenz The Brian Linehan Charitable Foundation Gail MacNaughton John & Kay McKellar Household Molson Coors Brewing Company Sandra & Jim Pitblado Polar Foundation Emmanuel Pressman Timothy & Frances Price PwC Canada Penny & Robert Richards Jim Riley & Nicole Sigouin Edward S. Rogers Rogers Communications Inc. Ellen & Brian Rose Schuyler Bankes & Family TC Energy Tridel Corporation Chip & Barbara Vallis Arlene & Michael Willis Julie, Peter & James in Memory of John David Wood Anonymous (2)
Legacy Giving We are grateful to the following individuals who have very thoughtfully and generously remembered Canadian Stage in their estates. The Estate of Bluma Appel The Estate of Kenneth C. Dawe The Estate of John Gordon Hunter Larry Lubin The Estate of Helen Joan Kates The Estate of Stanley Shaw
Theatre Ball 2026 Supporters Sponsors
Castlepoint Numa Jennifer Connolly & Ken Hugessen Mark and Gail Appel Kingsett The Globe and Mail
Cocktail Reception Sponsor Kindred Works Heartwood
Premium Table Buyers Charles and Marilyn Baillie Hugh Clark Robert and Ellen Eisenberg Mirzaagha Investments Sabourin Family Foundation
Regular Table Buyers
Adgar Canada Alexandra Baillie Navin Bhat Bond Paving BPA CIBC Mellon Eileen Costello Davies Deloitte Diane Hatch Drew and Liza Sinclair TIFA Board of Directors Torys LLP Veltri Wealth Management Group
Half Table Buyers
Hogg, Shain & Scheck Professional Corporation, CPAs Chris Wood
Pre-Event Donations
Sara Angel Mary Pat and Bob Armstrong Colin Hennigar Elaine Kierans
Alexandra Baillie Legacy Fund Donors Matching and Lead Donor
$10,000+
Mark & Gail Appel Robert & Mary Pat Armstrong Alexandra Baillie Marilyn Baillie, C.M. & Charles Baillie, O.C. Hugh Clark The Krstajic Foundation Greg Lemaich & Julie Sutherland Trina McQueen, O.C. Vafa Mirzaagha Maureen & Roger Parkinson Drew Sinclair & Liza J. Stiff
$5,000 - $9,999
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$100 - $4,999
David Bronskill Adam & Gayle Burke Doone & George Estey Huw Evans & Kathryn Bird Brendan Healy Qasim Mohammad Daniel F. Sullivan Vandana Taxali
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Thanks to our 26.27 Season Sponsors Bluma Appel Season Underwriter
Baillie Theatre Season Underwriter
John & Nancy Embry
The William and Nona Heaslip Foundation
Dream in High Park Lead Sponsor
Production Underwriters & Sponsors David W. Binet
Elaine Kierans & Shawn McReynolds
Krawczyk Family Foundation
Trina McQueen, O.C.
Jeremy Opolsky & Rhonda Zwingerman
Alan Rowe & Bryan Blenkin The Westaway Charitable Foundation
Programmatic Support Lead and Founding Donors BraveWorks
Alexandra Baillie
Student Education and Engagement
Ian & Kiki Delaney
Catherine Graham & Katy Graham Debost Janet L’Heureux
Smadar Peretz Anonymous
Anonymous
Future Forward Fund
Ed & Fran Clark
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EmpowHer
New Work Development
Season Supporters Foundation & Corporate Supporters
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The Paul Butler and Chris Black Foundation at Toronto Foundation
Joan and Clifford Hatch Foundation Henry White Kinnear Foundation
FOUNDATION HELPING COMMUNITIES THRIVE
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TORONTO DOWNTOWN
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OLD HISTORY. NEW RULES.
A workplace comedy about ambition, changing rules & the complicated business of moving forward.
SEX 80S IN ’ THE
WRITTEN BY AND STARRING KATE HENNIG
January 16 – February 7, 2027 | Marilyn & Charles Baillie Theatre
BOOK TICKETS! The Baillie Theatre season is underwritten by
Supported by the BraveWorks Fund Founding Donors:
The William and Nona Heaslip Foundation
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Kate Hennig, Oliver Dennis, Jacob MacInnis, Heeyun Park. Photos: Dahlia Katz
Alexandra Baillie
Ian & Kiki Delaney
Canadian Stage Council of Governors The Council of Governors is a distinguished group of former Canadian Stage board members whose leadership, insight, and advocacy continue to shape the organization’s future. Serving as trusted ambassadors and advisors, Council members remain engaged with Canadian Stage and one another while contributing experience, perspective, and a long-standing commitment to the company’s artistic and organizational journey. Alexandra Baillie President Richard Adams Peter Agar Deborah Alexander Nimal Amitirigala Sara Angel Andrée Appleton Lynn Armstrong Andrew Auerbach Paul Austin Judith Baldwin Barbara Barde Cathy Bateman Anne Baumann Tony Baylis Diane Bean Roger Beauchemin Morris Berchard Jill Black Keith Bowman Glenn Bowman Marcia Brown Helen Burstyn Louise Cannon Frank Carnevale Yvonne Catty Wendy Cecil Susan Chapman Peter Chiddy Ann Chisholm Debbie Coull-Cicchini Gary Crawford
Susan Crocker Patti Cunningham Gord Cunningham Irene David Rupinder Dhillon Brian Doyle James Egan Rita Eskudt Doone Estey Huw Evans Kathleen Freeman Elizabeth Frise Peter Galanis Joan Goldfarb Helena Gottschling Sharon Gregg Barbara Hackett Jon Hagan Pamela Hallisey Barbara Hejduk
Terry Jenkins Warren Jestin Patrick Keeley Edward Kerwin Kevin Kimsa Michael John Langtry Kirby Phil Ladouceur Ron Lalonde Adrian Lang Jim Leech Marjorie Lenz Barry Leon Janet Lindsay Cheryl Longo Fernando Lopez Susan Lowe Peter Lyman Bruce Macdonald William MacDonald William MacKinnon
Kathleen Hermant Peter Hickman David Hilton Nicole Holder Billie Holiday Lee Howe Drew Huffman Lawson Hunter Dominique Hussey Brian Imrie Linda Intaschi Anna Jarmain Peter Jelley
Harry Malcolmson Jason Martin Fabio Mascarin Marc Mayer Richard McCoy Sean McMahon Brian Mikulinski Aaron Marvin Mildrad Ingrid Minott John Montesano Adrian Montgomery Peter Morin
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Canadian Stage Board of Directors Hugh Clark Chair
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Navin Bhat Jennifer Connolly Eileen Costello Jamie Crotin
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