Presented online April 7 to 11 at 7:30 p.m.
on the MIWSFPA YouTube Channel
“Fever/Dream” is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Samuel French, Inc. www.concordtheatricals.com
© 2020. THIS AUDIO-VISUAL PRESENTATION WAS PRODUCED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH CONCORD THEATRICALS CORP. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS AUDIO-VISUAL PRESENTATION IS AUTHORIZED FOR NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY. FURTHER DISTRIBUTION OF THIS PRESENTATION BY DOWNLOAD, STREAMING, REPOSTING, BROADCAST, TELECAST, OR IN ANY OTHER MANNER OR MEDIUM, IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED, A VIOLATION OF THE AUTHOR(S)’S RIGHTS, AND ACTIONABLE UNDER APPLICABLE COPYRIGHT LAW. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT:
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The Cast
(in order of appearance)
Segis, the feral son of Bill Basil – Luca D’Amico
Rose, a spy; daughter of Fred Clotaldo and ex-lover of Aston Martin – Violet Brown
Claire, Rose’s room-mate and deeply gifted office temp – Joanna Tran
Fred Clotaldo, Bill’s loyal office manager; ex CIA – Taj-Alexander Crozier
Sergei, Security Guard for Basil Global – Jonah Pace
Micky, Security Guard for Basil Global – Lucas Irving
Stella Strong, a spectacular icon of power and perfection – Emily Clegg
Aston Martin, a charmer – Peter Herbert
Sparky, an MBA Intern Corporate Associate – Yasmine Agocs
Daisy, an MBA Intern Corporate Associate – Bianca Taylor
Pixie, an MBA Intern Corporate Associate – Jane Smith
Bill Basil, ailing CEO of Basil Enterprises – Matthew Martin
Phil, Bill’s Accountant – Jonah Pace
Chris, Bill’s Accountant – Lucas Irving
The Creative Team
Director: Gyllian Raby**
Assistant Director, Dramaturgy, Drama and Education Outreach: Dillon Bernier*
Assistant Director and Choreography: Samantha Rideout*
Scenic Designer: David Vivian
Costume Designer: Roberta Doylend
Lighting Designer: Chris Malkowski
Videography and Post-Production: James McCoy
Choreographer: Rachel Romanoski
Audio Design: James McCoy
Stage Manager: Diego Blanco*
Asst Stage Manager: Alyssa Ruddock*
Instagram Builds – Gillian Minaker
Poster Slides – Gilgun Doran
* Dramatic Arts student
** by permission of Canadian Actors Equity Association
The Production Team
Production Manager: Brian Cumberland
Technical Director: Gavin Fearon
Assistant Technical Director: Alex Sykes*
Head of Wardrobe: Roberta Doylend
Wardrobe Assistant: Julian Corlett*
Wardrobe Assistant, Cobbler: Avery Delaney*
Head of Stage Construction: Ed Harris
Theatre Technician: dawn e. crysler
Production Co-ordinator: Jordine De Guzman
Properties Co-ordinator: Frances Johnson
Stage Management Supervisor: Carolyn Mackenzie
* Dramatic Arts student
SPECIAL THANKS
Carol Merriam, Dean of Humanities
Mirror Theatre, Kevin Hobbs and Joe Norris
To view Mirror Theatre’s work, go to www.joenorrisplaybuilding.ca
Brock University Department of Music
Brock University Department of Visual Arts
Mandeep Ippolito, Rick Tollar
and the dedicated staff of Facilities Management, Custodial and Security at the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts
Gillian Minaker and Gilgun Doran
Leigh Harold and George Bench, Brock University Health, Safety and Wellness
Angles Hair Studio
Tyler Agocs
Gwen Anderson
Julia D´Amico
Dani Shae Barkley
Max Girardeau
Carolyn Lowes
Tarndeep Pannu
N. Zuma Scott
Jackson Smith
Jeff Smith
Jennifer Smith
Justin Smith
Karyn McCallum
DEDICATION
The cast and crew have dedicated this production to dawn e. crysler, Theatre Technician and beloved MIWSFPA staff member who sadly passed away before the show was completed. dawn, who preferred her name referred to in all lowercase, will be remembered by students, faculty and staff for her commitment to the show, her delight in the process, quiet moments shared with the cast during online rehearsals, her exuberant spirit and her dancing.
Department of Dramatic Arts
Chair: David Fancy
FACULTY
David Fancy
Karen Fricker
Mike Griffin
Joe Norris
Gyllian Raby
Rachel Rhoades
David Vivian
Danielle Wilson
STAFF
Administrative Assistant: Cindy Rorke
Production Manager: Brian Cumberland
Technical Director: Gavin Fearon
Head of Wardrobe: Roberta Doylend
Head of Stage Construction: Ed Harris
Theatre Technician: dawn e. crysler
DART UPCOMING PERFORMANCES AND EVENTS
OUROBOROS
AN ORIGINAL SANDBOX THEATRE PRESENTATION
Ouroboros, Sandbox Theatre’s capstone production, is a mixed media performance that speaks to the cyclical nature of life, its repetitions in the struggles for justice and the resilience of young people. An original production devised by the ensemble and directed by Sid Malcolm, Ouroboros pulls back the curtain to reveal the intrusive thoughts inside the minds of lovers and enemies, opportunists and nonconformists, bringing together a range of perspectives and revelations about the manifestation of power.
April 17 and 18
Viewing reservations can be made at Brock University Tickets.
ONE ACTS FESTIVAL 2021
MYTH AND MARRIAGE:
THE BARELY WIVES CLUB, DIRECTED BY MICHAEL CICCHINI, AND
THE M WORD, DIRECTED BY MATTHEW MARTIN.
The One Acts Festival is the final presentation for student directors enrolled in the third-year Directing II (DART3P54) course. All plays are created and produced by DART students as their major course-work assignment. The plays feature cast members from first and second year.
Festival Performance Dates, presented on Zoom:
April 22nd, 23rd, and 24th, 2021
To view the Fever/Dream program in printable PDF format, please click here.
MARILYN I. WALKER SCHOOL OF FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS
Our 95,000 square-foot building is a dynamic hub of creative and intellectual activity. Facilities of this scope mean exceptional opportunities, especially given our emphasis on praxis, where creativity and research support a unique learning environment.
Marketing & Communications Officer: Gillian Minaker
Graphic Designer: Gilgun Doran
Recruitment Officer: Madison Roca
For more information about our programming visit our website:
brocku.ca/miwsfpa
Beginning in 2011 the academic programs of the Marilyn I. Walker School have celebrated the legacy of Marilyn, her gift and her vision by programming the Walker Cultural Leaders (WCL) Series. The ongoing development and refinement of the WCL program facilitates invitations to recognized cultural leaders, top researchers, visiting artists, scholars, professionals, theatre companies, producing and presenting organizations, associations, and others to contribute to the intellectual and creative life of the School and the Niagara region.
Our guests will engage in professional activities such as public lectures, performances, exhibitions, workshops, laboratories, and demonstrations, and will participate in other pedagogical and creative activities including guest teaching, the professional mentoring of faculty and staff, critiques of student work, and community engagement activities.
In addition to generally intensifying the creative, scholarly and teaching cultures of the School, special emphasis is put on developing knowledge and familiarity of the Marilyn I. Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts as an incubator in the arts and culture sector of Niagara, exploring potential intersections of the School and the surrounding community/region, and promoting inter‐ and trans‐disciplinarity within the School and beyond.
For more information about our Walker Cultural Leaders programming visit our website:
https://brocku.ca/miwsfpa/walker-cultural-leaders-series/
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Department of Dramatic Arts acknowledges that the land on which we gather is the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples, many of whom continue to live and work here today. This territory is covered by the Upper Canada Treaties and is within the land protected by the Dish with One Spoon Wampum agreement. Today this gathering place is home to many First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples and acknowledging reminds us that our great standard of living is directly related to the resources and friendship of Indigenous people
