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Toronto: Casts and creative teams revealed for Studio 180’s shows for 2019/20

Monday, September 23, 2019

Announcing the Teams for our 2019/20 Season!

Sweat by Lynn Nottage
A co-production with Canadian Stage
January 14 to February 2, 2020
Marilyn and Charles Baillie Theatre, 26 Berkeley Street

Featuring Christopher Allen, Jhonattan Ardila, Peter N. Bailey, Timothy Dowler-Coltman, Kelli Fox, Allegra Fulton, Ron Lea,Ordena Stephens-Thompson & Maurice Dean Wint.

Stage Manager - Laura Baxter
Lighting Designer - Kimberly Purtell
Sound Designer - Sam Sholdice

Set Designer - Ken MacKenzie
Projection Designer - Cameron Davis
Costume Designer - Anna Treusch

Sweat will be directed by David Storch. Previous Studio 180 Theatre credits include acting roles in The Nether and The Overwhelming. We are excited to have David work with us once again!

We are also thrilled to welcome Sabryn Rock, our newest RBC Emerging Director, to the Sweat team as Assistant Director! Thank you to RBC for their continued support of emerging artists.

"I was seized by Lynn Nottage's raw exploration of labour, race and class politics because the play feels as though it was written for our times, although Nottage began her research in 2011, saw the play first produced in 2015 and, in 2017, won the Pulitzer Prize during its Broadway run. It is rare that a play that was conceived in one time speaks as loudly and as eloquently in another."

- Joel Greenberg, Artistic Director


Indecent by Paula Vogel
Presented by David Mirvish
May 5 to May 24, 2020
CAA Theatre, 651 Yonge Street

Featuring Dmitry Chepovetsky, Jake Epstein, Jessica Greenberg, Tracy Michailidis, Sarah Orenstein, Jordan Pettle & Alex Poch-Goldin

Stage Manager - Laura Baxter
Assist. Stage Manager - Bradley Dunn
Set & Costume Designer - Ken MacKenzie

Lighting Designer - Kimberly Purtell
Projection Designer - Cameron Davis
Head of Props - Mary Spyrakis

Indecent will be directed by Studio 180's Artistic Director, Joel Greenberg:

"Indecent speaks, sings and dances to the power of art, to art as the soul of a society and as a force that cannot be reduced to anything less than life itself."

For more information, visit studio180theatre.com.