Life Underground
Produced by fundip Productions and Humber Theatre
Where would you hide if the world was ending? fundip Productions and Humber Theatre present Life Underground. 17 zany people (and a goat) place their bets on bunker life. Will it pay off? Come on down and experience life underground.
Ensemble:
Jessica Bowmer, Ryan Breton, Andrew Cameron, Brendan Chandler, Olivia Croft, Jason Houle, Gabriella Kosmidis, Shea MacCallum, Matthew McMillan, Allesha Narine, Kitty Orsten, Joan Pham, Dimitrije Popvic, Ella Plut, Elliot Ritter, Julia Vande Burgt, William Warren
Production Team
Lighting Designer, Assistant Technical Director: Shannon Brooks
Stage Manager, Scenic Painter: Jessica Campbell-Maracle
Producer, Production Manager, Technical Director, Stage Carpenter: Jon Cunningham
Sound Designer: Samantha Gignac
Set Designer, Stage Carpenter: Jay Hines
Lighting Designer, Costume Designer, Marketing/Graphic Designer: Hayley Hitchcock
Set Designer, Costume Designer, Scenic Painter, Assistant Production Manager: Ann Maisuradze
Head of Props: Eunju So
Apprentice Stage Manager: Jaimee Hall
Mentors
Richard Lee, Laird Macdonald, Clare Preuss
April 4, 2017
to April 9, 2017
Tickets are Regular $20 | Humber Alumni $15 | Student/Senior $10
The Theatre Centre
Tuesday, April 4 – 7:30pm – Dress Rehearsal
Wednesday, April 5 – 7:30pm – Preview
Thursday, April 6 – 7:30pm – Opening Night
Friday, April 7 – 7:30pm
Saturday, April 8 – 3:00pm – PWYC tickets are available at the door 2 hours before this performance. Cash only.
Saturday, April 8 – 7:30pm
Sunday, April 9 – 3:00pm
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