Waitress Program

A co-production with Theatre Aquarius

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There is something about diners that captures our imagination. They are so ordinary and yet they seem to hold an entire world within them. There are the regulars, the passers-through, the kings and queens who know everyone. And there’s the staff entwined in all of that.

So many movies and television shows obsess over the diner as the place that brings people together.

The story of Waitress actually began as a movie: a 2007 indie film written and directed by Adrienne Shelly that became a sleeper hit. Going back to watch it now I can see why it captured people. It has its own brand of magic that creates a quirkiness we rarely see on film - theatricality that makes so much sense it would be turned into a play.

When the rights for this show became available, I jumped at the chance both to bring it to the Grand and to direct it.

I love plays that pepper a certain kind of magic and fantasy inside a world we identify - to me, that is theatre at its best.

Our props team was endlessly excited to dive into creating all the pies! We started with a set concept that was a diner, but designer Scott Penner went

back to the work and cracked it open, setting the whole play inside Jenna’s pantry - the place that most connects her to her mother, and where her magic and fantasies happen.

Much of this play is about joy. About friendship, finding your place, and finding your voice. Returning to yourself and making that important. But there are also some dark themes of domestic abuse, poor choices, and suffering. In order to truly tell this whole story we have to inhabit both. To look at how intergenerational patterns play out. How in seeking an escape many people fall into the same trap. About the things that can be key to finding your feet and, in the face of the impossible, make things possible.

It’s not an easy story, but it is an important one. I hope that with a cup of stagecraft and a dash of humour it all mixes into an experience at the theatre that tastes like something special.

RACHEL PEAKE

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

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Waitress

Music & Lyrics by

Sara Bareilles

Book by

Jessie Nelson

based upon the motion picture written by

Adrienne shelly Orchestrations by Sara Bareilles & The Waitress Band Music by Arrangement with Sony Music Publishing Originally Produced on Broadway by Barry and Fran Weissle Norton and Elayne Herrick David I Berley Independent Presenters Network A.C. Orange International Peter May Michael Roiff Ken Schur Marisa Sechrest Jam Theatricals 42nd.club/Square I Theatrics Benjamin Simpson & Joseph Longthorne/Shira Friedman Alecia Parker, Executive Producer Original motion picture produced by Michael Roiff/Night & Day Pictures World premiere produced by the American Repertory Theater at Harvard University, Aug 2, 2015 Diane Paulus, Artistic Director and Diane Borger, Producer Peter Duchan, Script Consultant for A.R.T. Productions WAITRESS Is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).

All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com

Audience Advisory

This production includes depiction and discussion of partner violence and implied sexual intercourse.

WAITRESS runs 155 minutes, which includes a 20 minute intermission.

Photography and video/audio recording of this production is strictly prohibited.

CAST MINISTER / Ensemble SCOTT BEAUDIN DAWN ELYSIA CRUZ ENSEMBLE MEGAN DALLAN ‡ BECKY STACEY KAY eARL / Ensemble LAWRENCE LIBOR OGIE TYLER PEARSE † JENNA JULIA MCLELLAN Joe / Ensemble PETER MILLARD DR. POMATTER KAMYAR PAZANDEH ENSEMBLE JULIUS SERMONIA CAL LEE SIEGEL NURSE NORMA / Ensemble ALI WATSON JENNA'S MOTHER / ENSEMBLE SYNTHIA YUSUF † DANCE CAPTAIN

‡ Fight Captain

YOUTH COMPANY LULU FINLEY CAMPBELL LULU FREYA RAJANI CHILD SUPERVISOR LINDA MARTIN

Understudies CAL / Joe / Earl SCOTT BEAUDIN DAWN / JENNA'S MOTHER MEGAN DALLAN DR. POMATTER / OGIE / MINISTER JULIUS SERMONIA BECKY / FRANCINCE POMATTER ALI WATSON JENNA / NURSE NORMA SYNTHIA YUSUF

CREATIVE TEAM DIRECTOR RACHEL PEAKE MUSIC DIRECTOR PATRICK BOWMAN CHOREOGRAPHER GENNY SERMONIA SET & COSTUME DESIGNER SCOTT PENNER * LIGHTING DESIGNER MICHELLE RAMSAY * Sound DESIGNER RICHARD FEREN* fight / intimacy director SIOBHAN RICHARDSON ASSISTANT DIRECTOR DEIVAN STEELE Accent coach ADAM HENDERSON STAGE MANAGER AL GADOWSKY ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER MELISSA CAMERON APPRENTICE STAGE MANAGEr JULIA LANK

ORCHESTRA ConductoR / Keyboard I PATRICK BOWMAN KEYBOARD II STEPHEN INGRAM Drums / PERCUSSION DAVE ROBILLIARD electric bASS / double bass JAMIE BESTWICK CELLO / GUITAR II MARIANNA GRIGG GUITAR I FRED SMITH KEYBOARD PROGRAMMING DAVID ATKINSON

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CHOREOGRAPHER's Note Sara Bareilles’ music was first introduced to me when the hit television show So You Think You Can Dance? was at the height of its popularity. A particular piece, choreographed by Mia Michaels with the song “Gravity”, moved me in a way that still brings me to tears at the very thought of it. Sara’s music and lyrics have this seamless poetic balance of breaking your heart open while comforting you with warmth and joy.

This made choreographing Waitress so inspiring and exciting for me. The choreography in this show comes with a variety of styles and that always excites me as a choreographer and as a dancer. Each musical number creates an insight into a specific character’s heart which made it so fun to draw from a myriad of dance genres.

Jenna’s journey into motherhood gave me a lot to reflect upon in my new experience as a mother: how maternal instincts kick in in ways that take you by surprise but also remind you of who you are and have always been. When creating most of the movement and vocabulary for the musical numbers, I drew ingredients from personal experiences, added in a dash of the wisdom from the women who have touched my life, and mixed it with my passion for storytelling and life-long love for dance.

For me, Waitress is a show that expresses and showcases acts of love through music, movement, and food - all of which I believe are universal

languages. How could I not be inspired to create from the three elements that build community and ground us as humans?

Thank you to Rachel Peake, and the Grand Theatre for having me back and allowing me to collaborate on this beautiful show.

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CHoREOGRAPHER

Photography by Colton Curtis @coltoncurtisphotography

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ARTISTS

SCOTT BEAUDIN

Elysia Cruz

Megan Dallan

Stacey Kay

Scott Beaudin

Megan Dallan

For The Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Billy Elliot: The Musical, Little Shop of Horrors, Oliver! (Stratford Festival), The Hockey Sweater: A Musical (Segal Centre/ National Arts Centre), Red Rock Diner, Rock of Ages (Stage West Calgary), Forever Plaid (CAA Theatre, Fallsview Casino), Oliver!

(Theatre Aquarius).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Fellow Travelers (Showtime), Mayday (Discovery), Saving Hope (CTV), Murdoch Mysteries (CBC), My Babysitter's a Vampire (Family Channel), Haven (Syfy), Really Me (Family Channel), Degrassi: The Next Generation (MuchMusic), Ruby Skye: P.I. (web-series).

OTHER: Scott lives in Stratford, ON with his 2 children and partner.

For the Grand theatre: Grow, The Sound of Music.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Hodan's Hoedown (Victoria Playhouse); House of Martin Guerre, The Phantom of the Opera (Theatre Sheridan).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Cruel Intentions (Amazon); Priscilla (Feature Film); Murdoch Mysteries (CBC).

OTHER: Graduate of the Honour's Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance program at Sheridan College, Reciever of Triple Threat Award.

Minister / Ensemble

Elysia Cruz Dawn

For the Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): SIX the Musical (Mirvish); Christmas Carol Panto (Drayton Entertainment); Jesus Christ Superstar (Theatre Sheridan).

OTHER: Graduate of the Honours Bachelors of Music Theatre Performance program at Sheridan College.

Ensemble / Fight Captain

Stacey Kay Becky

For the Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Priscilla Queen of the Desert, The Wizard of Oz, Kinky Boots (Drayton Entertainment); Godspell (National Tour).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Finalist on America's Got Talent (NBC), Golden Buzzer Winner/Finalist on Canada's Got Talent (City TV); Writer on Canada's Drag Race (MTV); Painkiller (Netflix); RENT: The Musical on Fox (Fox); Go Dog Go (Netflix).

OTHER: Music streaming on all platforms! www.staceykaymusic.com

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Lawrence Libor

Tyler Pearse

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Peter Millard

Lawrence Libor

Julia McLellan (SHe/Her)

For The Grand Theatre: Cabaret.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Witness for the Prosecution, One Man Two Governors (Shaw Festival); Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 (Crows Theatre/Musical Stage Company); Maggie (Charlottetown Festival); ONCE (Citadel Theatre); American Idiot (West End, UK).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Star Trek (Paramount); Take Note (NBC).

OTHER: Instagram @lawrence_libor.

For the Grand theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): SIX the Musical (Mirvish); Kinky Boots (Broadway/Nat Tour/Mirvish); A Chorus Line, Hypochondriac (Stratford); Wizard of Oz (Nat Tour/Mirvish); Kelly v. Kelly (Musical Stage); Mythic (Segal); 9 to 5 (Citadel); First Date (Mayfield); The Last Timbit (Marquis); Priscilla, Newsies, Lucky Stiff, Kings & Queens of Country, Footloose, A Christmas Carol Panto, Snow White Panto (Drayton).

OTHER: www.juliamclellan.com @juliaemilymclellan

Earl / Ensemble

Tyler Pearse

Ogie / Dance Captain

For the Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): The Wizard of Oz (Canadian Stage), Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (Crow's Theatre/Musical Stage Co.), Rock of Ages (More Ent./Elgin Theatre), Into the Woods (Ovation Productions), Mamma Mia! (Thousand Islands Playhouse), Peter’s Final Flight, Lil’ Red Robin Hood (Ross Petty Productions), Jukebox Hero (Annerin Prod./Ed Mirvish Theatre), 9 to 5: The Musical (Capitol Theatre Port Hope), Oliver! (Stratford Festival).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Overcompensating (A24/Amazon), Gen V (Sony/ Amazon), Paw Patrol (Nickelodeon), Ginny & Georgia (Netflix), Murdoch Mysteries (CBC).

OTHER: RBC Apprenticeship for Choreography/Movement Direction (Musical Stage Co.), CGDC Assistants and Associates Program, Sheridan College, Etobicoke School of the Arts. @tylerpearse

Jenna

Peter Millard (He/Him) Joe / Ensemble

For the Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Member of George Luscombe's Toronto Workshop Productions for 13 years - including Hey Rube!, Ain't Lookin', Letters From The Earth, and the landmark production of Ten Lost Years; Member of the Shaw Festival acting ensemble for 35 seasons. Elsewhere: Fire (National Tour); Middletown (Shaw Festival/Crows); The Last Timbit (Elgin Theatre); The Normal Heart (Bathurst St - Dora Nomination); Little Mercy's First Murder (Tarragon - Dora Award).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Fellow Travelers; Frankenstein (Guillermo del Toro/ Netfliix); Darkest Miriam (Naomi Jaye); Desginated Survivor.

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ARTISTS

Kamyar Pazandeh

Julius Sermonia

Lee Siegel

Ali Watson

Kamyar Pazandeh (He/Him)

Lee Siegel

For the Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Come From Away (Gander); Beautful: The Carole King Musical, Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Sense and Sensibility, Jitters, The Piano Teacher, The Men in White (Arts Club); Shakespeare in Love, The Taming of the Shrew, Pericles, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Merchant of Venice, Othello (Bard on the Beach); Something Rotten! (TUTS); Cabaret (Raincity); Forever Plaid (Mayfield); Cinderella (Gateway).

Film & TV Credits: Virgin River, Arrow, Debris, Motherland, Charmed.

Other: Jessie Award nominee and two-time Ovation! Awad winner. He is a graduate of Studio 58.

For The Grand Theatre: Dreamgirls, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Shrek.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Jesus Christ Superstar, Paradise Square (Broadway); RENT, Tommy, Jesus Christ Superstar, Camelot, Fiddler On The Roof (Stratford Festival); Les Miserables, Cats, Miss Saigon, Little Shop Of Horrors, Priscilla Queen Of The Desert, Sister Act (Drayton); Jesus Christ Superstar (Charlottetown Festival); Cats (Neptune); Seussical, Dreamgirls, A Christmas Story (Theatre Aquarius).

Film & Tv Credits: 66th Annual Tony Awards (CBS).

OTHER: Special thanks and love to: God, Mom, Dad, Mike, and Talent House. Socials @Lee_Siegel and @SoulManTheShow

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Julius Sermonia Ensemble

For the Grand Theatre: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Shrek, Beauty and the Beast.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Miss Saigon, The King and I, Doctor Zhivago, Jesus Christ Superstar, Contact, Cats (Broadway); Chicago, Tommy, Camelot, Evita, Kiss Me Kate, West Side Story, A Funny Thing…Forum, Cabaret, Oklahoma!, Guys and Dolls (Stratford); Holiday Inn (Shaw); Maggie, Beauty and the Beast (Aquarius) The Play That Goes Wrong (Charlottetown); Frozen, Elf, Mary Poppins (Neptune); Marathon of Hope, Damn Yankees (Drayton); The Little Mermaid, Cinderella (Ross Petty); The Drowsy Chaperone (RMTC); Sweet Charity (StageWest); Hair (CanStage).

Film & TV Credits: Mother of All Shows (Feature Film); The Boys (Sony/Amazon); Hellcats (CW); The Tony Awards (CBC).

OTHER: @juliussermonia

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Ali Watson

Nurse Norma / Ensemble

For the Grand theatre: Debut. theatre Credits (Selected): Beauty & the Beast (Western Canada Theatre); 9 to 5 (Chemainus Theatre Festival); Little Mermaid (Persephone); Cinderella (Gateway Theatre); Little Shop of Horrors, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (Arts Club Theatre).

FILM & TV CREDITS: The MElobies, My Singing Monsters: Fandemonium, iZombia (Netf lix).

ARTISTS

Synthia YusUf

Finley Campbell

Freya Rajani

Synthia Yusuf

Freya Rajani

For the Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Disney’s Frozen (Neptune Theatre); Comedy of Errors (Bard on the Beach); Disney’s The Little Mermaid (Persephone); Little Shop of Horrors (Citadel/ Arts Club); Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Mirvish); BLACKOUT (Musical Stage Co.); The Sound of Music (Arts Club).

Other: Graduate of the Capilano University Musical Theatre program. @synthiayusuf

For The Grand Theatre: The Sound of Music.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Matilda The Musical, The Little Mermaid, Peter Pan, Finding Nemo Jr. (London Performing Arts Academy) Other: A born artist, Freya is constantly crafting and creating, singing and performing. Freya sends love to her family and would like to thank the team at London Performing Arts Academy for their support and coaching. She's beyond excited to be back on the big stage at The Grand and grateful for the opportunity to work alongside such a talented and kind cast and crew.

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Finley Campbell Lulu

For the Grand Theatre: The Sound of Music.

Theatre Credits (selected): Let’s Dance, Winterlude (North London Dance Centre).

Other: Finley is an energetic, playful, and adventurous 6 year old who is delighted to be performing on The Grand Theatre stage!

Finley trains in dance at the North London Dance Centre, gymnastics at Gymworld, and studies voice/piano at The Voice Studio London. She would like to thank Ryan Kelly at RPK Acting Practice for his wonderful guidance and coaching. Finley sends love and hugs to mom, dad, and her incredible sisters Dilynn and Raya, for their encouragement and enthusiasm!

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ARTISTS

Jessie Nelson

Sara Bareilles

Jessie Nelson

Jessie Nelson wrote the musical Waitress with music and lyrics by Sara Bareilles. The show played on Broadway for 4 years and moved to the West End in London. Sara and Jessie went on to create the show Little Voice which they Executive Produced with JJ Abrams for Apple TV. Among her other directing credits are Curb Your Enthusiasm and Love, the Coopers with Diane Keaton. Her writing credits include Step Mom and The Story of Us. In London, Jessie directed Alice By Heart which she co-wrote with Steven Sater with music by Duncan Sheik at the National Theater Connections Program and again at MCC in NYC. She began her career as an actress at the Public Theater working with the award-winning experimental theater Mabou Mines and at the New York Shakespeare Festival. She has been the artistic Director of the Sundance Screen Writers Lab.

Sara Bareilles

Sara Bareilles first achieved mainstream critical praise in 2007 with her widely successful hit Love Song, which reached No. 1 in 22 countries. Since then, Sara has gone on to receive seven Grammy® nominations throughout her career, which include Song of the Year, Best Female Pop Vocal Performance, and one Album of the Year award for her highly acclaimed third studio album, The Blessed Unrest. Making her Broadway debut, Sara composed the music and lyrics for Waitress, for which she received her first Tony® Award nomination for Best Score and a 2017 Grammy® Award nomination for Best Musical Theater Album. She also made her Broadway acting debut in 2017 by stepping into the lead

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Adrienne Shelly

We celebrate Adrienne Shelly as the writer of the 2007 film Waitress. An actor (Trust) and director (Waitress, I’ll Take You There, Sudden Manhattan) for almost 20 years, she conceived the film while pregnant with her daughter Sophie (Lulu in the film), for whom she wrote it as a “love letter” in just two weeks. Adrienne’s legacy includes The Adrienne Shelly Foundation, created after she died in 2006 to support Women Filmmakers. It’s awarded 60+ production grants to talented women all over the world. Please visit adrienneshellyfoundation. org to honor Adrienne’s memory and support ASF’s critical artistic mission.

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ARTISTS

Rachel Peake

Patrick Bowman

Genny Sermonia

Scott Penner

Rachel Peake (she/her)

Genny Sermonia

For The Grand Theatre: Artistic Director.

Director: The Sound of Music.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Ring of Fire, Sense and Sensibility (Arts Club); The Sound of Music (Citadel/RMTC); 9 to 5, The Garneau Block (Citadel); Something Rotten (Theatre Under the Stars); The Contest of the Winds (Caravan Farm); A Christmas Carol (Gateway); Trout Stanley (Persephone); The Snow Queen (Globe Theatre); Green Lake, cool beans, After Jerusalem (Solo Collective).

OPERA Credits (Selected): Carmen, Marriage of Figaro, La Cenerentola, The Pearl Fishers, La Voix Humaine (Vancouver Opera); Macbeth (Calgary Opera); Phaedra/ Serenade, The Little Sweep (Pacific Opera Victoria).

OTHER: Ovation Award and three-time Jessie Richardson Award-winner; www.rachelpeake.com

For the Grand theatre: Choreographer: Grand Ghosts - World Premiere. Performer: Elf. Theatre Credits (Selected): Choreographer: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Gypsy (Shaw); Into The Woods, Follies (Koerner Hall); Disney's Frozen - Canadian Premiere (Neptune); The Last Timbit - World Premiere (Elgin Winter Garden Theare); Little Shop of Horrors (Capitol Theatre); Take The Moment, One Song Glory (Musical Stage Co.); Mary Poppins, The Barbecue King (Theatre Sheridan).

Film & TV CREDITS: Odd Squad (PBS Kids); Degrassi (Epitome, Asst. Choreographer); McDonald’s, Best Buy Canada.

OTHER: @gennysermonia

Director

Patrick Bowman Music Director

For the Grand Theatre: Into The Woods, Million Dollar Quartet.

Theatre Credits (Selected): A Christmas Story, A Hamilton Holiday, Home For The Holidays (Theatre Aquarius); A Christmas Carol, O’Flaherty V.C. (Shaw Festival); Grand Hotel, Oh What a Lovely War (Shaw Festival, Assistant MD); Into The Woods (Ovation); Bitter Girl, American Idiot, Honky Tonk Laundry (Stephenville); Cabaret (Theatre Sheridan); Banks Prize Cabaret (Musical Stage Co).

Other: Graduate of the MMus and BMus programs at Western University (Voice Performance), Vocal Coach and Substitute Keyboardist at Shaw Festival, Voice and Music Instructor at Sheridan College

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Scott Penner

Set / Costume Designer

For the Grand Theatre: Matilda, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Elf: the Musical, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Hair.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Job (Broadway, Helen Hayes Theater); Dion, A Rock Opera (Coalmine); Guys & Dolls (Arts Club); Fireflies, Intimate Apparel (Northlight Theatre); Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf (Flint Rep); Rasheeda Speaking (Jeff Award Nomination, Shattered Globe); Shirley Valentine, The Extinction Therapist (Aquarius); Cymbeline (Stratford); A Raisin in the Sun, Love’s Labour's Lost, The Merry Wives of Windsor (American Players Theatre); Body Politic, A Few Brittle Leaves (Buddies in Bad Times); Small Mouth Sounds, The Little Prince (Theatre Works); Billy Bishop Goes To War, The Drowning Girls (Globe Theatre).

OTHER: Scott is a member of IATSE local ADC659. www.scottpennerdesign.ca – @scottpennerdesign

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ARTISTS

Michelle Ramsay

Richard Feren

Siobhan Richardson

DEIVAN STEELE

Michelle Ramsay (she/her)

Siobhan Richardson

For The Grand Theatre: Million Dollar Quartet; Titanic: The Musical, The Mountaintop, The Ladies Foursome, Mary’s Wedding Theatre Credits (Selected): Trident Moon (Crow’s Theatre/NAC); Women of the Fur Trade (Globe Theatre/Stratford Festival); Snow in Midsummer (Shaw Festival/NAC); Come Home: The Legend of Daddy Hall (Tarragon Theatre); Bed and Breakfast (Capitol Theatre); Beautiful (Arts Club); Prison Dancer the Musical (Citadel Theatre); The First Stone (New Harlem); The Tempest (Theatre Rusticle).

OTHER: Michelle has received eight Dora Awards, was a finalist for the 2021 Siminovitch Prize and is the Chair of the Board for Associated Designers of Canada.

For the Grand theatre: Actor: The Penelopiad; Fight/Intimacy Director: Heist, Controlled Damage, Room, A Christmas Story, The Hobbit, High School Projects - Les Misérables (Spring 2007), Romeo & Juliet (Fall 2007).

Theatre Credits (Selected): Resident Fight and Intimacy Director (Canadian Opera Company); Sex, Getting Married, The Russian Play (Shaw), The Play That Goes Wrong (WMU), Betrayal (Soulpepper), Trout Stanley (Tarragon Theatre).

OTHER: Chalmers Arts Fellowship Award, Arts Response Initiative (Ontario Arts Council); Best Fights in a Martial Arts Short nomination (Action on Film, LA).

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Richard Feren Sound Designer

For the Grand Theatre: Heist, Controlled Damage, Grand Ghosts, Every Brilliant Thing, Timothy Findley's The Wars.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Erased (Open Heart Surgery/Theatre Passe Muraille) What The Constitution Means To Me, Sizwe Banzi Is Dead (Soulpepper); Sequence, Mary's Wedding (Thousand Islands Playhouse); The Inheritance (Canadian Stage).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): The Understudy (dir. Peter Pasyk); Composed scores for 8 feature films and numerous shorts.

OTHER: Winner of seven Dora Mavor Moore awards; Pauline McGibbon Award; shortlisted for Siminovitch Prize 2012. www.haemorrhage-music.com.

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Deivan Steele

Assistant Director

For the Grand Theatre: Apprentice Artistic Director.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Sherlock Holmes and the Vanishing Hour, She Stoops to Conquer, The Tempest (St Lawrence Shakespeare); The Assembly (Theatre Direct, Eastern Front, Crossroads); Ice/berg, Behind the Moon (Tarragon); When Two Stars Collide (Neptune INKubator); Froxeaglousey, Children of the Black Water (Driftwood); Hamlet, Henry V, Wizard of Oz, Cinderelly (Shakespeare by the Sea); Narnia (Manitoba Theatre for Young People/Bad Hats); Romeo & Juliet (YES Theatre); King Lear (Shakespeare BASH’d); rihannaboi95 (Unwrap Theatre); projects in Ireland, Czechia, and South Africa.

OTHER: deivansteele.com

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Al Gadowsky

Melissa Cameron

Julia Lank

Al Gadowsky

Julia Lank

For the Grand Theatre: Mamma Mia! Theatre Credits (Selected): Come From Away (Mirvish); Madama Butterfly, Nabucco, Medea, Carmen, La Traviata (Canadian Opera Company); Maggie (Theatre Aquarius); The Humans (Citadel/Canadian Stage); Crazy For You (Citadel/Theatre Calgary); Anne of Green Gables, Jesus Christ Superstar, Million Dollar Quartet, Mamma Mia! (Charlottetown Festival); Carmen, La Traviata (Edmonton Opera); Matilda The Musical, West Side Story, Alice Through The Looking Glass (Citadel).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Star Trek Discovery.

For the Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): The Comedy of Errors, Measure for Measure (Bard On The Beach); Carmen, Don Pasquale, Le portrait de Manon (Vancouver Opera); Peace Country (rice & beans); How To Believe In Anything (The Cultch); The Hobbit, The Cake, Gramma (Pacific Theatre); The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, Jasper in Deadland, Tuck Everlasting (Arts Umbrella); Gertrude and Alice (United Players); Marjorie Prime (ETC); The Cafe (PUSH Fest); Soul Samurai (Affair Of Honor); City of Angels (The PIT Collective).

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Melissa Cameron (she/her) Assistant Stage Manager

For The Grand Theatre: The Sound of Music, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Controlled Damage, Grow, Re:Opening Festival, Chariots of Fire, Once.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Maggie, The Play that Goes Wrong, Anne of Green Gables, Munschables (Charlottetown Festival); Maggie (Theatre Aquarius); Sweeney Todd, The Gamblers, The Prince of Homburg, I Claudia, The Last of Romeo & Juliet, Offline (Talk is Free); Miracle on 34th Street (Chemainus); Gin Game, Cottagers & Indians, Crimes of the Heart, Boeing Boeing, Dial M for Murder, Barefoot in the Park (Watermark Theatre).

OTHER: Love to Natalie & Rocky.

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Waitress: Top-Tier Canadian Talent is on the Menu

by Vanessa McLeod

Locally made... with Canadian ingredients! Over the past month, Waitress has been expertly prepared, and baked-to-perfection right here in London, Ontario, featuring the top shelf talent of Canadian artists from coast to coast. Among the impressive company is the star-studded trio of waitresses, all of whom are making their Grand Theatre debuts this month.

Arguably among the most impressive jobs in musical theatre is the role of an alternate, especially one in the pop theatre smash Six: The Musical. Julia McLellan was exactly that during the recent Mirvish run and will now trade in the studded platforms and pop diva persona for a pair of sensible white sneakers and an inspirational story as Jenna in Waitress. A Canadian triple threat who’s trod the boards on Broadway (Kinky Boots), McLellan is ecstatic to join the Grand this season to portray a character that allows her to explore all ranges of emotion.

“There are moments of pure joy and laughter, deep heartbreak and fear, and a love story that changes her life forever,” muses McLellan. “You get to flex your comedy muscles, explore some dramatic and dark themes, and experience her falling in love. There are so few roles that let an actor colour with so many different crayons, and I feel really lucky I get to bring her to life. My least favourite thing about it is how much we talk about pieI'm constantly craving pie!”

Elysia Cruz, a Filipino-Canadian triple threat and former Six: The Musical queen, steps into the role of Dawn— Jenna’s shy yet sincere confidante.

Reflecting on her character, Cruz shares, “She actually reminds me a lot of my younger self, her shyness, clumsiness, sense of comfort and contentment in her own familiar world full of order, and her fear of the unknown. Despite this, she also has a big heart full of love and care to give to those around her.”

Photo by Preston Free Cooper

Cruz draws on her own life experience to shape her portrayal of Dawn: “As an immigrant, I had these struggles when I first moved to Canada, I remember how badly I wanted to fit in, be understood and to connect with people. I pull a lot from those experiences when playing Dawn, she has such a pure and joyful way of looking at the world yet full of fear and anxieties when faced with an unfamiliar situation. I think many of us can relate to Dawn in a lot of different ways!”

Stacey Kay, a Juno Award-winning singer, rapper and Golden Buzzer Winner on the 2022 season of Canada’s Got Talent, completes the Waitress trio, bringing Becky to life in unforgettable fashion. “Becky is the kind of woman who says exactly what we’re all thinking,” Kay explains. “We’ve all had moments where we wanted to call out our boss for being annoying—well, Becky actually does it! She’s sarcastic, funny, sassy, and fiercely loyal to her friends. I love how unapologetically bold she is, and it’s such a thrill to bring her to life.”

After closing up shop in London, Waitress will travel up the road to Theatre Aquarius for its second and final run in Hamilton, bringing the show's southwestern Ontario premiere to a sweet conclusion.

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STEPHEN INGRAM

DAVE ROBILLIARD

JAMIE BESTWICK

MARIANNA GRIGG

Stephen Ingram

Jamie Bestwick

For The Grand Theatre: Juno's Reward.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Cinderella, Memphis to Motown, Glory Days, Jack and the Beanstalk (Lighthouse Festival), Brigadoon, Gypsy, A Grand Night for Singing, Antigonick (Shaw Festival), Bad Hats Peter Pan (YES Theatre), A Hamilton Holiday, Home for the Holidays (Theatre Aquarius) OTHER: Graduate of the Music Composition program at Western University. sjingram2523.wixsite.com/website

For the Grand theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Cats, Saturday Night Fever, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Evita (North American Tours); A Christmas Story, Hairspray, Mamma Mia!, Beauty and the Beast, Mary Poppins, Legally Blonde (Theatre Aquarius); East Coast Kitchen Party, Starbright 2018 (Victoria Playhouse Petrolia); In The Heights (Theatre Sheridan); West Side Story, Footloose, The Wizard of Oz, Aida, Seussical, Jesus Christ Superstar (Algonquin Theatre).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Canadian Idol Orchestra for Big Band Standards Episodes featuring Tony Bennett & Paul Anka (CTV/Insight).

OTHER: Honours Alumnus of the Humber College Jazz Program. Love to Carolyn & Family. For Dad. See more at @jbestwick.

Keyboard II

Dave Robilliard Drums

For the Grand Theatre: Dreamgirls.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Fiddler on the Loose, Good Ol’ Country Gospel, Yesterday Once More (Drayton Entertainment), Starbright Christmas, Camelot, Summer of ’69, East Coast Kitchen Party (Victoria Playhouse Petrolia).

ORCHESTRAL Credits (Selected): London Symphonia, Windsor Symphony, Hamilton Philharmonic, Jeans n Classics Rock Symphony, Niagara Symphony, Oklahoma City Philharmonic, Duo Percussion.

OTHER: Master of Music Performance Oklahoma City University, Bachelor of Music Performance - University of Western Ontario, Education Artist - Pearl/Adams Drums & Concert Percussion, Education Artist Dream Cymbals & Gongs.

Bass

Marianna Grigg Guitar II / Cello

For the Grand Theatre: The Sound of Music, Matilda, Phantom of the Opera, Into The Woods, Grow, Home for the Holidays.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Mary Poppins, Pippin (BMT); The Hunchback of Notre Dame (WDCI); Turn of the Screw (UWOpera).

OTHER: Featured Musician at the Bridgerton Live Experience (Netf lix/Fever Productions) and London Candlelight Concerts, Graduate of the MMus Program at McGill University, Graduate of the BMus Program at Western University, National Youth Orchestra 20172018, International Symphony Orchestra, Windsor Symphony Orchestra, London Symphonia.

ARTISTS

FRED SMITH

DAVID ATKINSON

Fred Smith Guitar I

For The Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Multiinstrumentalist and/or singer: Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Ghost the Musical, Footloose, A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline, Twist and Shout: The British Invasion, Sorry...I’m Canadian (Drayton Entertainment).

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Post Production: House of Cards, Umbrella Academy, Good Sam, Titans, Pretty Hard Cases, The Next Step, Son of a Critch, Essex County, Landman, Law and Order, Street Legal, 2012, Beginners, Being Human, Gotham, Killjoys, Mohawk Girls, Republic of Doyle, The Borgias, and Murdoch Mysteries (ADR).

OTHER: Graduate of Toronto's Humber College Music Program ’82, Fred performed with Bobby Curtola, Jack Scott, Del Shannon, Frankie Ford, Leslie Gore, The Drifters, Ben E. King, The Supremes, Lou Christie, Sam Moore, The Coasters, Spencer Davis, The Platters, Bowzer (Sha Na Na), The Fifth Dimension, Peter Noone, The Platters, Gary U.S. Bonds, The ChiLites and The Mamas and the Papas and more. fredsmithstudio.com

David Atkinson

Keyboard Programmer

For the Grand Theatre: Debut.

Theatre Credits (Selected): Music Director: Hamilton (North American Tour); Boy Falls From The Sky (Mirvish); Associate Music Director: Into The Woods (Koerner Hall); & Juliet (Mirvish); Dear Evan Hansen (Mirvish); Keyboard Programming: Natasha Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 (Musical Stage Company)

FILM & TV Credits (Selected): Piano/ Keyboards: 13: The Musical (Netflix / Jason Robert Brown); Over The Rainbow (CBC / Andrew Lloyd Webber).

OTHER: David has also had the privilege of accompanying: Shirley Jones, Brent Carver, Josh Groban, Rufus Wainwright, and more.

David is the resident keyboard programmer at the Shaw Festival, and on faculty at Sheridan College. More: www.davidatkinson.ca

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