LOOK! Video Presentations
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SUPER SENIORS PAY-PER-VIEW VIDEO
Limited Run on YouTube
Western Gold is pleased to offer a video version of Kathryn Shaw’s recent hit SUPER SENIORS! If you missed seeing it on stage in June, you can now view is as part of our Virtual Gold: LOOK! series as a pay-per-view YouTube screening.
Ever wonder what it would be like to be alive and kicking at 105? In this new comedy, Kathryn Shaw takes you to the Fairfield Residence to meet three women over the age of 105 who have differing responses to their extraordinarily long lives. Based on experience with her own ancient family members, the writer brings insight and humour to the conundrum of extreme old age.
CAST (click name to read bio)
Kathryn Shaw: Playwright/Elizabeth
Patti Allan: Mildred
Annabel Kershaw: Hildy
Alisha Davidson: Twyla, Reporter
Matheus Severo: Cameron, Server
CREATIVE TEAM (click name to read bio)
Itai Erdal: Lighting Designer
Sheila White: Costume Designer
Pam Johnson: Set Designer
June Mirochnick: Sound/Music Designer
Diane Speirs: Vocal Coach
Ingrid Turk: Stage Manager
Fraser Read: Stage Manager
Chaeli Smith: Assistant Stage Manager
Glenn MacDonald: Set Construction
Andrej Stanojlovic: Lighting Technician
Linda Begg: Props Coordinator
Emily Dotson: Scenic Painter
Lou Marshall: Rehearsal Stage Manager
Johnathan Stone: Stagehand
Colleen Bayati, Nicole Huang, Leighton Taylor: Lighting Technicians
THREE TIERED TICKET PRICING
We will be offering three tiers of ticket prices so as many people as possible have the opportunity to watch SUPER SENIORS online.
- Regular price: $25
- Concession price: $15 – this ticket is for those who want to commit but can’t pay the full amount, ie students, seniors, artists, those on the front lines – you know who you are!
- Pay what you can: If you are stretched in the pocketbook – no worries! This ticket is for you. Pay only what you can by donating – and if you can’t, that’s fine too!
THE PINCH PENNY POKER PLAYERS CHRISTMAS LIGHT TOUR
Written and Performed by Nora D. Randall
Join the Pinch Pennys as they hit the Ladysmith Light Up, the Chemainus Dinner Theatre, the Duncan Farmers’ Market, and Butchart Gardens’ Magic of Christmas (circa 2005). Much as they are out to celebrate, they are dogged by a series of ever increasingly alarming events. And why are they stuck with the bus company boss’ mother?
Follow along as school-bus driver Mavis sets out on her greatest bus trip yet. Told in a series of episodes to be released regularly over the course of 2023, Mavis will let you know exactly how she got involved, even though the other bus driver turned out to be her irritating ex-lover. She’ll reveal who’s on the bus, all the weird things that happened — some of them which only she saw (and that scared the bejesus out of her) — how the old ladies were undaunted, though forgetful, and what happened with the boss’ mother!
FINAL EPISODE!
CERTAIN FACTS HAVE COME TO MY ATTENTION
View episodes 1 – 10 here
View episodes 11 & 12 below
If you’re enjoying Nora’s wonderful series, please consider donating to her favourite charity, Rainbow Refugee. More info below.
EPISODE 12
THE EIGHTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS
EPISODE 11
WE NEED WHEELS!
HELP NORA HELP OTHERS!
Nora is sponsoring a family through Rainbow Refugee and is requesting donations to this cause that is close to her heart. Please consider donating – even a small amount helps! All donations will receive a tax-deductible receipt.
DONATION INSTRUCTIONS
- Click here or on the DONATE HERE button below to go to the Rainbow Refugee donation page;
2. Click on the red DONATE button on the top, right-hand side of the page;
3. Then scroll down to the DONATION DETAILS field near the bottom of the page;
4. Enter your donation amount;
5. Click the FUND dropdown menu and scroll down to PENNY PINCHERS and click on it to ensure your donation goes to Nora’s family;
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HAPPY WORLD THEATRE DAY!
WORLD THEATRE DAY (est. 1961). Celebrated annually on the 27th March, World Theatre Day is when the international theatre community comes together. To mark this, the International Message is written by a theatre personality of world stature. The 2024 Author of this message is Jon Fosse, a renowned Norwegian writer born in 1959. He is known for his extensive body of work, which includes plays, novels, poetry collections, essays, children’s books, and translations. Fosse’s writing style is characterized by minimalism and emotional depth, making him one of the most performed playwrights in the world. In 2023, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for his innovative plays and prose that give voice to the unsayable. At curtain time, around the world, this message is read on stages everywhere.
Each year, Western Gold Theatre creates a video in which members of our beloved theatre community read the World Theatre Day message in a number of languages.
Click on the reader’s name to read their bio and on the language (where available) to read the message in that language (listed alphabetically):
Mariam Barry (she/her) – Norwegian
Alen Dominguez (he/him) – Spanish
Nina Ferretti (she/her) – French
Monika Forberger (she/her) – German
Alet Giezen (she/her) – Dutch
Stefania Indelicato (she/her) – Italian
Mauro Joao (he/him) – Portuguese
Arik Koubi (he/him) – Hebrew
Kareem Marie (he/him) – Arabic
Toni Mehrain – Farsi
Harmanie Rose (she/her) – English
Andrej Stanojlovic (he/him) – Serbian
Maija Wiik (she/her) – Finnish
Xwechtaal (Dennis Joseph) (he/him) – Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish)
Maki Yi (she/her) – Korean
Colleen Bayati – Videographer
LISTEN & LEARN
Stay Tuned!
Check back to find links to upcoming VIRTUAL GOLD: LISTEN! podcasts
and LEARN! creative workshops
Tune in to past Virtual Gold podcasts here.
Creativity has no expiry date! ™
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held at Vancouver Foundation
Stewart Fund,
held at Vancouver Foundation
McLean Foundation
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