SHINE ON – Thoughts from Executive Director Emma Stenning, One Year On
Theatres have ghost lights for a reason. There was once a practical reality, of course, in keeping a dim glow in a place as trip-hazard-riden as a stage, but modern…
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Richard Mongiat has been a Lead Scenic Artist for almost 20 years. He has taught painting at Central Technical School and Ryerson University in Toronto. In addition to painting the…
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Jason Patrick Rothery is a playwright, actor, and member of the Soulpepper Academy. His play POLITIkO was nominated for a Betty Mitchell Award, and he appears on stage in our…
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Brenda Robins stars in What the Butler Saw, on stage August 19. She has performed in over ten Soulpepper productions in the past, and co-adapted (with Adam Pettle) our Dora…
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Jane Spidell appears in Soulpepper’s production of Sharon Pollock’s Doc, and has recently performed in The Africa Trilogy, Volcano Theatre’s acclaimed three-part play for the Luminato Festival. Fredericton is actually…
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Here is part two of yesterday’s post about the process of working on Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard. For part one, Click Here >> 7. In the theatre we make…
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Gregory Prest is a graduate of the National Theatre School and has performed for Tarragon Theatre, Next Stage, and the Canadian Opera Company. My name is Gregory Prest and I’m…
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Charles Vandervaart makes his Soulpepper debut with Turgenev’s A Month in the Country, on stage now. Hi, my name is Charles Vandervaart and I am 9 years old. I am…
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Oliver Dennis has been with Soulpepper for 11 seasons, and stars as Phil in Jitters, on stage now. I’ve just recently found out from whence the word “corpsing” comes. Corpsing…
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Welcome to the inagural posting of Soulpepper’s blog, The Rehearsal Hall. Soulpepper, North America’s only year-round, classical repertory theatre company, is always looking for new ways for theatregoers to engage,…
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