Familiar PT names working on this show are: Eleanor Felton (Past apprentice, director: A GOOD MOTHER), Jess Amy Shead (past apprentice, HOLY MO! A CHRISTMAS SHOW), Chris Lam (IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE RADIO SHOW, A CHRISTMAS CAROL ON AIR), Jonathan Kim (lighting design: DANNY AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA, THE AMISH PROJECT) and Peter Abando (musician: SIDESHOW), and Heipo Leung (set designer: HOLY MO! A CHRISTMAS SHOW!).
Come check out a new production of this award-winning musical playing for limited Engagement from March 8-11, 2017 at Pacific Theatre. From the same creative team that brought you last year’s sell out show, DOGFIGHT comes:
A rock musical based on the German play Spring Awakening (1891) by Frank Wedekind, set in late-19th-century Germany, the musical tells the story of teenagers discovering the inner and outer tumult of teenage sexuality.
Phantom Moon Collective is a theatrical equity co-op featuring two alternate sets of leads:
William Tippery (BEAUTY AND THE BEAST) and Daren Dyhengco (WEST SIDE STORY) in the role of Melchior and Jenna Testani (CABARET) and Jess Amy Shead (ANY NIGHT) in the role of Wendla. The role of Moritz will be played by Oliver Castillo (HAIR). The role of Ilse will be shared by Martha Ansfield-Scrase (BAD GIRLS) and Amanda Sum (DOGFIGHT). Rounding out the rest of the ensemble are Jesse Alvarez Janelle Ried (Hair), Adam Olgui (THREEPENNY OPERA), Jarryd Baine, Paul Griggs and Sharon Crandall (FAME).
Each night the cast will alternate leads and ensemble parts making for two interpretations.
The production is produced and directed by Chris Lam, Musical Direction by Peter Abando, associate choreography by Eleanor Felton, set design by Heipo Leung (HOLY MO! A CHRISTMAS SHOW), lighting by Jonathan Kim, and stage management by Jasmin Sandhu.
Performance dates:
Wednesday, March 8: 8 pm
Friday, March 10: 8 pm
Saturday, March 11: 2 pm and 8pm
Venue: Pacific Theatre, 1440 W 12th Ave, Vancouver, BC V6H 1M8
Tickets only: $25 dollars
Purchase tickets at Phone: 604-731-5518
Email: tickets@pacifictheatre.org
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