WCT - Meet My Sister Program

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MEET MY SISTER Bonnie Green By

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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: Please turn off all cellular phones and watch alarms prior to the show.

Late Seating Policy: Patrons who arrive after the performance has begun will be seated at 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: The Sagebrush Theatre now has hearing assist listening systems.

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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A co-production with Theatre Northwest (Prince George)

MEET MY SISTER By

BONNIE GREEN FEATURING

JULIEN ARNOLD Sly SHARON MCFARLANE Blanche LINDA PRYSTAWSKA Stella

CREATIVE TEAM SHARON BAJER Director ROSS NICHOL Set Designer CINDY WIEBE Costume Designer LOUISE GUINAND Lighting Designer MELISSA GLOVER Assistant Director BILL CHABASSOL Associate Lighting Designer MELISSA PURCHA Fight Director CHRISTINE LEROUX Stage Manager MADISON HENRY Assistant Stage Manager

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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR’S NOTES I’ve always loved family comedies, particularly when the playwright is adept at capturing the humour, warmth — and absurdity – of the sibling dynamic. I have three sibs myself, and the first time I read this play I laughed out loud at the sibling relationships – especially the inescapable fact that no matter how old we get, we still revert to behaving like adolescents when we’re around our brothers and sisters. Or is that just MY family???

There’s nothing more important to me than to celebrate the work of our own country: our writers, our performers, and our stories. WCT is always pleased and proud to produce a new play. There’s a spirit of adventure, creation, and voyaging into unexplored territory that is at the heart of any new play process, and we’re thrilled to be a part of that. We hope that you, as the very first people to ever see this play, share our sense of excitement and accomplishment. Wherever it goes in the future (and we have confidence that it will play across the country), we can always say, “We saw it first!”

You may have noticed recently in the news that there is a new Performing Arts Centre under consideration for the City of Kamloops. We support this initiative – we believe there is real potential in this facility to bring our city together and to allow us to continue to produce outstanding live theatre in a modern, accessible venue. Your Council will be seeking input – please don’t hesitate to offer your opinion.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at this year’s very successful – and entertaining – Mayor’s Gala for the Arts. This annual opportunity to celebrate theatre, music, and visual arts reinforces the important role the Arts play in Kamloops.

And finally, thanks to all of YOU for setting attendance records during our run of Elf – The Musical!

There’s a lot more coming up for us in the next month, including our rocking and rolling production of Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story and the announcement of our exciting 2019-2020 season! Stay tuned!

Enjoy!

James MacDonald Artistic Director, Western Canada Theatre

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PLAYWRIGHT’S NOTES A few years ago, when my dear sweet mom started failing, I decided to write a serious play about sibling relationships. After a few pages, however, it morphed into a comedy, and although that might seem odd, it was simply the only way it would spill onto the page. Although my siblings and I did have our struggles during that trying time, we also found new bonds, warmth and humour. And after all, isn’t laughter the quickest route to dissolving conflict?

P.S. – this play is fiction.

I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to everyone who helped bring this play to life: Julien Arnold, Sharon Bajer, Liza Balkan, Ben Carlson, Laura Condlln, Jim Doucette, Martha Farrell, Shira Ginsler, Simon Joynes and Port Stanley Festival Theatre, Sharon McFarlane, Tracey Power, Linda Prystawska, Michael SpencerDavis, Yvonne Taylor, James Wallis and a very special thanks to James MacDonald and Western Canada Theatre, and Jack Grinhaus and Theatre Northwest.

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Bonnie Green Playwright, Meet My Sister

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DIRECTOR’S NOTES The first production of any new play is always exciting, scary,

challenging and illuminating. As the very first audience of Bonnie Green’s Meet My Sister, you play a crucial role in this final stage of development, by experiencing it for the very first time. Playwrights work for years on a play, and then they put their trust in a creative team of people to bring it to the stage, while the actors have three weeks to learn the material, incorporating changes along the way in order to bring these fantastic characters to life.

I have had the great honour of working with a generous and courageous group of artists on this play, and I thank Bonnie for trusting us and WCT and Theatre Northwest for having me back again after directing The Best Brothers last season! So, thank you for being here, for witnessing the birth of this world premiere and for sharing in great new Canadian theatre!

Sharon Bajer Director, Meet My Sister

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ARTISTS’ BIOGRAPHIES JULIEN ARNOLD Sly At WCT: Million Dollar Quartet Elsewhere: Julien is an Edmonton based actor, although he grew up in Merville on Vancouver Island. WCT audiences might remember him from last season’s WCT production of Million Dollar Quartet, in which he played the founder of Sun Records and rock ‘n’ roll impresario, Sam Phillips. He has worked as an actor with many of Edmonton’s theatre companies, including the Citadel Theatre (where he just finished performing the role of Scrooge in A Christmas Carol), The Freewill Shakespeare Festival, Teatro La Quindicina, Shadow Theatre, and The Mayfield Dinner Theatre ,to name a few. He has also performed across Canada, including shows at Theatre Calgary, The Charlottetown Festival, The National Arts Centre in Ottawa and The Factory Theatre in Toronto. Some of his favourite roles over the years have been Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew (directed by none other than WCT Artistic Director James MacDonald), Bottom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Malvolio in Twelfth Night. Julien is also the Artistic Director of his own fledgling company, Atlas Theatre, based in Edmonton.

SHARON BAJER Director At WCT: The Best Brothers (Director), Molly’s Veil (Playwright), The Weir (Actor) Elsewhere: Recent directing credits include Lunenburg for Festival Antigonish, Fly Me to the Moon for Prairie Theatre Exchange and Danny and the Deep Blue Sea for ShanleyFest at The Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre. As an actor: the world premiere of Ellen Peterson’s Sense and Sensibility (RMTC), Kill Me Now for The National Arts Centre (and RMTC) and Hand to God (RMTC), for which she won Best Actress at the inaugural Winnipeg Theatre Awards. Coming up: Sharon will be acting in Pippin for The Village Conservatory, After Jerusalem for the Winnipeg Jewish Theatre and directing the musical Strike! to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Winnipeg General Strike at Rainbow Stage this summer. Sharon is a graduate of Vancouver’s Studio 58 and the Stratford Festival’s Michael Langham Workshop in Classical Direction.

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MELISSA GLOVER Assistant Director At WCT: Debut Elsewhere: Melissa just assistant directed Theatre NorthWest’s highest grossing show in their 25 years, Million Dollar Quartet. She has assistant directed Hedda Noir, Bemused, Art, It’s a Wonderful Life, and The Drowning Girls for Theatre NorthWest. Melissa runs her own acting studio, Shooting Stars Theatre. Melissa recently returned to the stage as an actor for two Judy Russell Presents productions, A Christmas Carol and 12 Angry Jurors. Melissa received the best supporting actress award for her portrayal of Juror 10 for the Central Interior Zone Festival. Melissa runs a Shakespeare camp for youth in the summer and has directed a number of shows, including The Taming of the Shrew, As You Like It, The Merchant of Berlin, and Twelfth Night. She would like to thank the awesome team here at Western Canada Theatre for welcoming her. Thank you to her Mom and Dad, Khloe, and Jeff for their love and support.

BONNIE GREEN Playwright At WCT: Debut Elsewhere: Bonnie wrote and produced fish shack, a one-act comedy that takes place in a fish shack, described by a critic as a play that “satirizes a genre that doesn’t exist.” Other writing includes Good Fences (a comedy series for CBC Radio) and See Jane Run (a play about women and girls in sport, commissioned

by Catalyst Theatre). She co-wrote The Dirt, a comedy with music about Canada’s history starting with the Big Bang. Bonnie cowrote the musical Death of an Amway Salesman and numerous sketches, radio and video comedy shows with the comedy troupe Free Food and Beer. She has written dozens of sonnets, odes and song parodies, and a children’s story called Heidi Headbare and The Red-Ribboned Hat. LOUISE GUINAND Lighting Designer At WCT: The Comedy of Errors (2017); Mary Poppins (2015); A Lion in Winter (1989) Elsewhere: Louise has designed lights for over 500 shows across Canada and in the United States. Her recent work includes The Hobbit (Globe Theatre); Once (Citadel); Julius Caesar, An Ideal Husband (Stratford Festival); Stage Kiss (Shaw Festival); and The Rainmaker (Drayton). Upcoming projects include Henry VIII (Stratford); The Rope (Shaw); Twelve Angry Men (Drayton). Louise is delighted to be returning to Western Canada Theatre.

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MADISON HENRY Assistant Stage Manager At WCT: Stage Manager: Kamloopa, Armstrong’s War, The House at Pooh Corner, Bird Brain. Assistant Stage Manager: A Christmas Carol, Million Dollar Quartet. Apprentice Stage Manager: The Comedy of Errors, Mamma Mia!, Made In Italy, A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline, Mary Poppins.

Elsewhere: Stage Manager: Kamloopa (The Cultch & Persephone Theatre); TH’OWXIYA: The Hungry Feast Dish (Axis Theatre Company). Assistant Stage Manager: Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story (Thousand Islands Playhouse), The Wizard of Oz (Project X Theatre). Maddy is so thrilled to be back at WCT, ringing in 2019 with this wonderful production.

Many thanks to Dawn, James, Evan, Sharon, and Bonnie for having her on board. She is also very happy to be reunited with Christine! Maddy is grateful to her family for their encouragement, and to Greg for his constant support. This one is for Joan and Lois. Enjoy the show!

CHRISTINE LEROUX Stage Manager At WCT: Stage Manager: A Christmas Carol, The Best Brothers, Only Drunks and Children Tell the Truth, Made in Italy. Assistant Stage Manager: The Birds and the Bees, The Cure for Death by Lightning, Ring of Fire, The Comedy of Errors, Blithe Spirit, Habib’s Unforgettable All-Night House Party, A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline, I’ll Be Back Before Midnight, Don’t Dress for Dinner.

Elsewhere: Stage Manager for The Best Brothers (Theatre Northwest), TH’OWXIYA: The Hungry Feast Dish, Raven Meets the Monkey King (Axis Theatre Company); Only Drunks and Children Tell the Truth (TIP). Assistant Stage Manager for Mamma Mia! (Globe Theatre). Other: Christine is very excited to be starting 2019 at WCT! She would like to thank Dawn, James and Sharon for asking her to be a part of this incredible production. A huge thank you, as well, to Maddy, Allison and Liam for their constant love and support. Enjoy the show!

SHARON MCFARLANE Blanche At WCT: Sharon is thrilled to be making her debut at Western Canada Theatre!

Elsewhere: At the University of Alberta, Sharon received a BFA in Acting and went on to work in professional theatres throughout Canada. A selection of some of her credits include The Merchant of Venice for the Stratford Festival, where she also appeared in A Fitting Confusion; Rosalind in As You Like It for the Sudbury Theatre Centre, where she also appeared in Dancing At Lughnasa; One Thousand Cranes at the Citadel Theatre; Transit of Venus at Magnus Theatre; and The Ladies Foursome at Port Stanley Festival Theatre. Among her film and television roles, Sharon was featured in the Oscar winning film Spotlight. She had a recurring role on the CTV series Saving Hope, as well as featured roles on Suits, The Hot Zone, Salvation, People of Earth, Murdoch Mysteries, Hemlock Grove, The Girlfriend Experience, American Gods, and Flashpoint. She lives in Toronto with her husband and their two teenagers.

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ROSS NICHOL Set Designer At WCT: Ross has designed over 35 times for WCT, most recently for The Best Brothers, A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline, and The 39 Steps.

Elsewhere: Ross has designed from coast to coast and north to Dawson City. Recently he’s worked in Saskatoon, Gananoque, ON, Prince George, Richmond, and Chemainus. Ross has also designed for most post-secondary theatre departments in BC. He has taught for Douglas College Stagecraft and Langara College’s Studio 58, both in Vancouver. Upcoming projects include The Sound of Music for Chemainus Theatre Festival and Anne of Green Gables for Trinity Western University. Ross is a member of the Associated Designers of Canada and the Canadian Institute for Theatre Technology. He is a resident of Kamloops. His thanks to the crew for their work on this production.

LINDA PRYSTAWSKA Stella At WCT: Linda is very excited to be making her Western Canada Theatre debut.

Elsewhere: Linda makes her home in Stratford and has worked in theatres across Canada, the States and Europe. Of note: 10 years with Toronto’s VideoCabaret Ensemble, playing historical characters from Michael Hollingsworth’s satirical canon of Canada’s history: Village of the Small Huts; Angels in America and Trainspotting at Canadian Stage; Great Expectations at Neptune Theatre; Dangerous Liaisons at Sudbury Theatre Centre; The Crucible at Theatre Aquarius, to mention a few.

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CINDY WIEBE Costume Designer At WCT: Cindy has been Head of Wardrobe since 2003. Past costume designs with WCT include GLORY, Million Dollar Quartet, Made in Italy, Don’t Dress For Dinner (with Thousand Islands Playhouse, Gananoque, ON/ Richmond Gateway Theatre), Closer Than Ever, Dreary and Izzy, Never Shoot a Stampede Queen, A Christmas Story, A Christmas Carol, and The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Elsewhere: Romeo and Juliet, Elizabeth Rex, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Much Ado About Nothing, and The Tempest (Project X).

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BRAVO! Western Canada Theatre gratefully acknowledges the following government agencies, corporations, foundations, and individuals for their generous financial contributions through sponsorships and/or charitable donations. We are very thankful to everyone who plays their important part in helping us to bring the highest quality of work to the broadest possible audience.

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