Company
Music and Lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM
Book by GEORGE FURTH
Originally Produced and Directed on Broadway BY HAROLD PRINCE Orchestrations by JONATHAN TUNICK
Presented by Talk Is Free Theatre
Winner of six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Score, Best Lyrics and Best Book, Company follows a bachelor named Bobby who is approaching his 35th birthday and has mixed feelings about the idea of getting married.
Over the coarse of a series of dinners, drinks and even a wedding, his friends–some of whom have happy marriages, others on the brink of divorce–explain the pros and cons of taking on a spouse. Through it all, Bobby wonders, “What do you get?”
Director Dylan Trowbridge offers a fresh new take on this concept musical–one of Sondheim’s most complex, revolutionary and distinctive works–which Sondheim himself said is about “the challenge of maintaining relationships in a society becoming increasingly depersonalized”–a reality that could not be more relevant today.
AIDAN DESALAIZ Bobby
NOAH BEEMER Paul
SHANE CARTY Harry
SYDNEY COCHRANE Amy
GABI EPSTEIN Joanne
SIERRA HOLDER Marta
JEFF IRVING Peter
MADELYN KRIESE Kathy
RICHARD LAM David
JAMIE MCROBERTS Susan
KRYSTIN PELLERIN Sarah
KIRSTYN RUSSELLE Jenny
MICHAEL TORONTOW Larry
MAGGIE WALTERS April
DYLAN TROWBRIDGE Director
DEAN DEFFETT Associate Director
ROHAN DHUPAR Choreographer
STEPHAN ERMEL Music Director
VARVARA EVCHUK Set & Costume Designer
JEFF PYBUS Lighting Designer
ERIK RICHARDS Sound Designer
HEATHER BELLINGHAM Stage Manager
CONNER BUSTAMANTE Assistant Stage Manager
DUSTYN WALES Associate Producer
CRYSTAL LEE Co-Production Manager
CARLOS VARELA Co-Production Manager
DAHLIA KATZ Banner Image Photographer
Company is presented through special arrangment with music theatre international (mti). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by mti.
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January 15
to February 8, 2026
Tickets are Regular: $52.55 | Senior: $47.57 | Student/Artist: $40.12 (All prices include HST)
Franco Boni Theatre
Thursday, January 15 – 8pm (Preview Performance)
Friday, January 16 – 8pm (Opening Night)
Saturday, January 17 – 8pm
Sunday, January 18 – 2pm
Monday, January 19 – 8pm
Wednesday, January 21 – 8pm
Thursday, January 22 – 8pm
Friday, January 23 – 8pm
Saturday, January 24 – 2pm
Saturday, January 24 – 8pm
Sunday, January 25 – 2pm
Monday, January 26 – 8pm
Wednesday, January 28 – 8pm
Thursday, January 29 – 8pm
Friday, January 30 – 8pm
Saturday, January 31 – 2pm
Saturday, January 31 – 8pm
Sunday, February 1 – 2pm
Monday, February 2 – 8pm
Wednesday, February 4 – 8pm
Thursday, February 5 – 8pm
Friday, February 6 – 8pm
Saturday, February 7 – 2pm
Saturday, February 7 – 8pm
Sunday, February 8 – 2pm
Course Language, drug and alcohol use, sexual content.
This performance is Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes including a 20 minute intermission
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