Armstrong's War - WCT Show Program

ARMSTRONG’S

WAR

By Colleen

Murphy

April 12 to 21, 2018 • PAVILION THEATRE 1

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GENERAL NOTES In consideration of your fellow audience members’ comfort and enjoyment of the show, we ask the following: Electronic Devices: We request that all cellular phones and watch alarms be turned off prior to the show.

Late Seating Policy: Patrons who arrive after a performance has begun will not be seated until an appropriate interval in the program.

Scent-free Facilities: Please arrive perfume/cologne-free and do not bring flowers into the lobby or theatre.

Children: WCT Productions, unless they are identified as Family Friendly, are not suitable for children or babes in arms.

Every patron, regardless of age, requires a ticket. For more information, please visit the FAQs on wctlive.ca.

Recording Policy: Due to copyright regulations, the use of cameras and other video or audio recording of this performance by any means is strictly prohibited.

Services for Patrons with Disabilities: Both the Pavilion and Sagebrush theatres are wheelchair accessible and equipped with wheelchair seating locations; please see the House Manager for details.

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ARMSTRONG’S WAR

By COLLEEN MURPHY

FEATURING Julie Leung Zac Scott

Halley Armstrong Corporal Michael Armstrong

ARTISTIC PERSONNEL Heather Cant Ksenia Broda-Milian Cindy Wiebe Lukas Vanderlip Madison Henry

Director Set & Lighting Designer Costume Designer Sound Designer Stage Manager

Setting: The play takes place in the rehabilitation wing of a hospital in Ottawa, Canada, from late February to mid April in 2007.

The run time of this production is approximately 90 minutes, and there is no intermission.

Armstrong’s War premiered at The Arts Club Theatre, Vancouver, BC, in October 2013.

Armstrong’s War is staged by arrangement with Kensington Literary Representation, 34 St. Andrew Street, Toronto, ON, M5T 1K6, kensingtonlit@rogers.com, 416.848.9648.

Western Canada Theatre is a professional non-profit company. It is an active member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres (PACT) and engages, under the terms of the Canadian Theatre Agreement, professional artists who are members of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association.

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GLORY WAR ARMSTRONG’S

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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S NOTES

Welcome

to the final play of our 2017-18 season, with its theme of Our Stories Live.

In Armstrong’s War, Governor General’s Award-winning playwright Colleen Murphy explores a conflict whose effect on our society has been profound, yet largely invisible: our part in the ongoing Afghanistan War. There are few really excellent depictions of stories based on this engagement; we are honoured to present one of the standouts in this work of Ms. Murphy, a celebrated Canadian making her WCT debut.

This is also a very personal story about trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), yet its humanity emerges through its sense of humour and resilience. Though Michael and Halley are tremendously different, we can all see ourselves in their fight.

We are also looking forward to our exciting 2018-19 season, designed for fun, families, and exploration. We start the season with a bang in the Pavilion with the world premiere of Kim Harvey’s road comedy, Kamloopa. In October, we will mark the 100th Anniversary of the end of the First World War in the Sagebrush Theatre with Vern Thiessen’s searing and romantic play Vimy. For the holiday season, we’ll celebrate with an all-new made-in-Kamloops spectacular, great for the whole family: Elf: the Broadway Musical. We’ll then once again heat up January with the world premiere of a terrific new quirky family comedy called Meet My Sister. Keeping the energy hot, we’ll add some rock and roll zing to your February with Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story. We wrap up the Sagebrush with the hilarious Mom’s the Word: Nest 1/2 Empty. And in May, we close our season with the beautiful and poignant Empire of the Son. We’ll also be presenting local groups in various forms in the Pavilion throughout the year, including cabaret, concerts, comedy, and theatre for young audiences. We look forward to having you join us next season.

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DIRECTOR’S NOTES

This play

contains all of my favourite things about theatre. It has characters with big hearts – the kind that holds both sadness and joy and bathes them in hope. It asks BIG questions – the unanswerable but wrestle-worthy kind, like “What is courage?” and “What would you do if…?”. And, it tells a story. For me this is the real magic of theatre – an opportunity to spend an hour or two inside the life of another person; to experience their hopes and their fears; to understand their challenges and their dreams.

Halley and Michael have big hearts, and they ask big questions, of each other and of us. Having the courage to share their personal story allows them to find friendship, understanding, healing, and hope.

I’ve always believed that sharing our stories is an integral part of being human and is how we come closer to true understanding – of ourselves, of each other, and of this world we live in.

Whether you recognize the stories you witness onstage as being like your own, or you are, for a fleeting moment, living inside someone else’s story for the first time, there is much to be gained that benefits us all.

Thank you for being here, in the theatre, holding this space for stories to continue to be told.

It matters.

With gratitude, Heather Cant Director, Armstrong’s War

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PLAYWRIGHT’S BIOGRAPHY

Colleen Murphy was born in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, and

raised in Northern Ontario.

Her play Pig Girl won the 2016 Governor General’s Literary Award for Drama as well as the 2014 Carol Bolt Award. The December Man / L’homme de décembre won the 2007 Governor General’s Literary Award for Drama, the CAA/Carol Bolt Award and the Enbridge Playwrights Award. Other plays include I Hope My Heart Burns First, Armstrong’s War, The Goodnight Bird, Beating Heart Cadaver (shortlisted for a 1999 Governor General’s Literary Award for Drama), and The Piper. Libretti include Oksana G., composed by Aaron Gervais for Tapestry Opera, and My Mouth On Your Heart, composed by August Murphy-King for Toy Piano Composers and Bicycle Opera. Colleen twice won awards in the CBC Literary Competition. She is also an award-winning filmmaker and her distinct films have played in festivals around the world.

PLAYWRIGHT’S NOTES I wish to thank Maureen Labonté for her invaluable dramaturgy, Sgt. P.M. “Trapper” Cane CD for sharing his experience of being a soldier, Rachel Ditor for her enthusiasm, Kelly Robinson for his support and Mary Blackstone for her analysis, all the fine actors who did readings along the way, and a big thank-you to Neil McPherson, Jennifer Bakst and Michael Petrasek.

I also wish to acknowledge the generous support of the Banff Centre’s 75th Anniversary Commissioning program, the Banff playwrights Colony, and Theatre Arts of The Banff Centre, as well as the support of the Citadel Theatre’s Playwrights Forum in Edmonton.

Colleen Murphy is a member of the Playwrights Guild of Canada.

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ARTISTS’ BIOGRAPHIES Ksenia Broda-Milian Set and Lighting Designer At WCT: Debut Elsewhere: Ksenia is glad to be here at WCT! A set/costume/ lighting designer and scenic painter from Winnipeg, she loves to travel to collaborate or train. Ksenia holds an MFA in Theatre Design from the University of Alberta and BA Honours in Theatre (and BSc in Biology) from the University of Winnipeg. She has trained with Creative Manitoba, Off the Wall Artist’s Alliance, Ghost River Theatre, and the Banff Centre. Ksenia has designed productions for True North Sports and Entertainment, One Trunk Theatre, Rainbow Stage, the University of Alberta, UWinnipeg, Sarasvàti Productions, Happy/Accidents, and Winnipeg Studio Theatre, as well as assisted at the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, Royal Winnipeg Ballet and Prairie Theatre Exchange. With years of training and performing in musical theatre and dance, Ksenia is intrigued by design’s interactions with movement and space. Upcoming: Breaking Up is Hard to Do at Rainbow Stage. Love to Mum and Dad. Enjoy the show! http://broda-milian.weebly.com

Heather Cant Director At WCT: As Director: The House at Pooh Corner, The Velveteen Rabbit, Masterpiece Theatre: Redux; As Associate Director: The Birds and the Bees, Only Drunks and Children Tell the Truth (WCT/ TIP), Don’t Dress for Dinner (WCT/TIP/ Gateway); As Assistant Director: The Comedy of Errors (WCT/ TIP), Mary Poppins (WCT/ Persephone), Peter and the Starcatcher, Educating Rita, A Christmas Story, Noises Off, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and Wit. Elsewhere: As Director: The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, The Last of the Dragons (Project X Theatre); Penned (Burnt Candle Productions); Simple Machines (Upintheair). As Assistant Director: A Christmas Carol (Citadel Theatre); The Rocky Horror Show, Twelfth Night (Project X Theatre); and Alan and the Unbearable Lightness of Quarks (Upintheair). Upcoming: Heather will spend the summer onstage, performing with Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan in Hamlet and The Merry Wives of Windsor.

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Madison Henry Stage Manager At WCT: Stage Manager: The House at Pooh Corner, Bird Brain. Assistant Stage Manager: Christmas Carol, Million Dollar Quartet. Apprentice Stage Manager: The Comedy of Errors, Mamma Mia!, Made In Italy, In A Blue Moon, Habib’s Unforgettable All Night House Party, A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline, I’ll Be Back Before Midnight, and Mary Poppins.

Elsewhere: Stage Manager: TH’OWXIYA: The Hungry Feast Dish (Axis Theatre Company), Assistant Stage Manager: The Wizard of Oz (Project X Theatre) Other: I am so grateful to have the chance to work on this final show of the 17/18 season! Thanks to James and Heather for the opportunity, and to Mom, Dad, and Greg for their support. Undeniable credit to Lori Marchand – thank you for all you have done for the theatre community in Kamloops, and for giving artists like me a place to develop and grow. Your work here will never be forgotten!

Julie Leung Halley Armstrong At WCT: Debut Elsewhere: Julie is a Vancouver-based actor and a graduate of Studio 58. Previous theatre credits include Hand to God, The Day Before Christmas (The Arts Club Theatre); Flare Path (Slamming Door Collective); Alone Together (Green Thumb Theatre); Our Town (Caravan Farm Theatre); and Wondrous Tales of Old Japan (Carousel Theatre for Young People). Julie is the recipient of the Trevor Craven Memorial Scholarship (Mitch and Murray Productions) and the BC Arts Council Theatre Arts Scholarship Award. Many thanks to Heather and the rest of the team at Western Canada Theatre, high-fives to Zac, and all her love to JJH.

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Lukas Vanderlip Composer/Sound Designer At WCT: Sound Design: Debut!

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Theatre), Disappearing Summers, Tanager Park (Kora Vanderlip’s films), Medea (Westsyde Performing Arts), and Oz (Stage One Theatre School), as well as releasing an album and an EP under the moniker Beholding. Other: Lukas is thrilled to be making his composer and sound designer debut at WCT with this beautiful show! Lukas also wants to thank his wonderful friends and family for always being loving and supportive.

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