SOYTF 2015 | WINDSOR what moves you?

SOYTF 2015 | WINDSOR
what moves you?
WELCOME
SOYTF 2015 | WINDSOR
CANADA’S ONLY
FESTIVAL
DEVOTED TO THE PRESENTATION
AND DEVELOPMENT OF
INNOVATIVE,
COLLABORATIVE,
AND SOCIALLY RELEVANT
THEATRE
FOR YOUTH
The Southern Ontario Youth Theatre Festival (SOYTF) is an annual celebration of
innovative creation and performance, engaging youth from as far south as
Windsor, east to Niagara Falls, north to Ottawa, and everywhere in between.
We invite students, teachers, and audiences to share creativity and to inspire
each other through participation and performance.
We present work that is innovative, collaborative, and socially relevant; intrinsic,
theatrical art with deep, awe-inspiring, and thought-provoking messages.
We are devoted to pushing boundaries, providing students the unique ability to
tell their own stories.
Together, as a community, we give audiences the chance to ask their own
questions – about themselves, the way they live, what moves them, and why.
SELECTION COMMITTEE 2015
Abbi Longmire
Andi Hubick
Cameron Ferguson
Caroline Godson
Chelsea Pieper
Cody Burns
Emily Murray
Jamie Sheppard
Javier Soyka
Jeff Hobbs
Jessica Bowmer
John Nabben
Julia Krauss
Karly Snoddon
Lazaros Geronikolos
Marquese Davis
Matt White
Morgan McDermott
Nat Zane
Nicole Galecki
Rachel Kuehnel
Sarah Dunlop
Shauna Thompson
Victoria Girard
NICHOLAS WALSH
Artistic Director
SOYTF 2015
Welcome to all schools and theatres participating in SOYTF 2015!
Bur Oak Secondary School, Markham
Artistic Director, Cameron Ferguson
Courtice Secondary School, Oshawa
Artistic Director, Jaymes Henwood
ÉSC E.J Lajeunesse, Windsor
Artistic Director, Kevin Noecker
ÉSC Nouvelle-Alliance, Barrie
Artistic Director, Natalie Brunelle
General Amherst High School, Windsor
Artistic Director, Stephen Scott
Grimsby Secondary School, Grimsby
Artistic Director, Javier Soyka
Harrow District High School, Windsor
Artistic Director, Julie Love
Huron Heights Secondary School, Newmarket
Artistic Director, Michael Halfin
Kingston Collegiate and Vocational Institute, Kingston
Artistic Director, Kevin Fraser
Kitchener-Waterloo Youth Theatre, Kitchener
Artistic Director, Cody Burns
Maple High School, Vaughan
Artistic Director, Lazaros Geronikolos
Nelson High School, Burlington
Artistic Director, Marisa Cavataio
Russell High School, Ottawa
Artistic Director, Kevin Kennedy
Sandcastle Theatre, Owen Sound
Artistic Director, Stephanie Fowler
St. Anne’s Catholic Secondary School, Goderich
Artistic Director, Crystal Brennan
St. Catharines Collegiate, St. Catharines
Artistic Director, Brenna McAllister
Stamford Collegiate, Niagara Falls
Artistic Director, Max Ingrao
Walkerville Centre for Creative Arts, Windsor
Artistic Director, John Nabben
Nelson HS | Burlington
EMOTIONAL BAGGAGE
by Lindsay Price
Friday, May 22 @ 5:30pm
SYNOPSIS
Emotional Baggage explores the insecurities, fears and memories that prevent us from
moving forward in our everyday lives. Join six characters in their struggle to cope with
their emotional baggage and ask yourself, what's your baggage?
Running Time: 25 minutes.
CAST / MUSICIANS
Dead End Job - Alex Allsopp
Insecure About Looks - Brooke Madden
Living In The Past - Laura Hillier
Can’t Get Over First Love - Michaela Caraballo
Overbearing Mom - Carter Rice
Chip On Shoulder About Weight / Man - Matt Blois
The Mother - Elle Dhanani
Getting Over Heart Attack - Sarah Brown
Well Rounded Person - Mackenzie Thacker
Travellers - Patrick Mihalcea, Sophia Molinaro, Cooper Melichercik, Griffin Wyndowe,
Madi Williams
Guitar - Eric Bernhardt
Percussion - Nick Depaul
Piano - Chanho Lee
Bassoon / Percussion - Alexander Bowles
Bass - Zayd Nawaz
Trumpet / Percussion - Saige Mukherjee
PRODUCTION
Director - Marisa Cavataio
Stage Manager - Rebecca Sekine
Set/Props - Ms. Fyfle
ASMs - Riley Martin, Andrew Braddock
Lighting Design - Lucas Grimminck Lighting Operator - Shaina Weatherhead
Costumes - Ms. Wotherspoon
Director’s Apprentice - Madi Williams
Publicity - Sarah Gonyea
Production Manager - Jordan Grigg
Stage Crew - Matt McKenzie, Becca Mitchell
Staff Advisors - Ms. Cavataio, Ms. King, Ms. Kotyk
MUSIC (in the public domain)
All music in the show was composed by Nelson HS musicians listed above, as well as
Alex Allsopp, Connor Soler, and Alanna Vanstone.
SPECIAL THANKS
We would like to thank the Nelson staff for their continued support, to our family and
friends for their understanding of our rigorous rehearsal schedule and picking us up at
ungodly hours without complaint, to Mr. Hubert Grimminck for providing our set transportation and to Cav, Chantelle, Ms King and Ms Fyfle, we would be no where without you.
Produced with Permission
of Theatrefolk Original
Playscripts.
Photos by
Sarah Gonyea
KW Youth Theatre | Kitchener
ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE
by Cast Collective
Friday, May 22 @ 8:00pm
SYNOPSIS
Orpheus and Eurydice is a modern physical theatre journey that explores first love,
from its carefree beginnings to loss, regret, and despair. Throughout, each actor takes
on both roles; together, they ask the question, “What does it mean to make a real
human connection?”
Running Time: 60 minutes.
CAST
Aaron Hazelwood
Abbi Longmire
Andi Hubick
Caroline Godson
Jaime Gross
Jamie Sheppard
Jeff Hobbs
Emily Murray
Eric Fiedler
Evan LeRose
Hallé Myers
Nicole Rauser
Rachel Smith-Young
Taylor Colquhoun
Kyla Townsend-Fish
Morgan McDermott
Nat Zane
Nicole Galecki
Chelsea Pieper
Conrad Sibiga
Tessa Sebben
PRODUCTION
Original Directors - Julia Krauss, Nicholas Walsh
Rehearsal Director - Cody Burns
MUSIC (in the public domain)
Crucifies Moi - Stefan Boucher
La Prima Vez - Owain Phyfe
Bahamut - Hazmat Modine
All is Full of Love - Bjork
O Let Me Weep - English Orchestra
Sleeping Giant - Jonsi & Alex
Nightcall - Kavinsky
20/20 - The Suuns
Guilty Kisses - Ilya
All Names - Jun Miyake
Fjogur Piano - Sigur Ros
Amnesie - Rene Aubry
Gobbledigook - Sigur Ros
Memoires de Futur - Rene Aubry
Straumnes - Sigur Ros
Tied Down - Thom Hanreich
Ghost of Love - David Lynch
As You Fall - Bent
On the Nature of Daylight - Max Richter
Pina - Thom Hanreich
De Natura - Enzo De Rosa
Wild is the Wind - Nina Simone
SPECIAL THANKS
Thank you to all cast members, past and present, who have shaped this show into what
it is today.
Photos by
Sam Polzin and
Cody Burns
Huron Heights SS | Newmarket
3SUM
by Isabella Gallagher, Nick Litow, and Callum Worsley
Friday, May 22 @ 10:00pm
SYNOPSIS
3SUM is composed of three comedies, with three characters, involved in “dating
situations” where a third person enters into the mix, frustrating the plans of romantic
couples. It’s a little naughty, but not out of line with any American sitcoms you’d see
on prime time television.
Warning: Mature Themes and Language.
Running Time: 45 minutes.
CAST (The First Time)
Carrie - Eliza Rocco
Jordan - Noah Gibney
Diane - Jacqueline Karabatsos
CAST (Love in Vein)
Mary - Sarah Civil
Vlad - Grayson Lloyd
Mom - Bridget Quinn
CAST (Gremlin)
Jeremy - Harrison Smith
Lisa - Jessica Hunt
Brelfarg - Callum Worsley
The Three Blind Mice - Michelle Blight, Noah Gibney, Samantha Lindo
PRODUCTION
Director - Michael Halfin
Technical Director - Kyle Sarjeant
Costumes - Alyshia McCabe
Lighting - Emily Whalley
Props - Michelle Blight
Set Design - Michelle Blight, Riley
Holloway, Kyle Sarjeant, Emily Whalley
Staff Advisor - Mr. Halfin, Ms. Sermet
Stage Manager - Emily Whalley
ASMs - Michelle Blight, Samantha Lindo
Makeup - Renee Somers, Kylie Scott
Sound - Sebastien Robataille
Stage Crew - Isabel Brands, Isabella
Gallagher, Keith Gardner, Jake Helfan,
Nick Litow, Ayden Kloepfer, Eown Purkiss
MUSIC (in the public domain)
Ofelia - Bensound.com
SPECIAL THANKS
Thanks to Stefanie Curran, Aaron Clapperton, Ryan Hind, Riley Holloway, and Morgan
Wright, whose talents shaped this production and helped to make it a cherished
memory for us all! And, of course, to the good people of Restore, Newmarket!
Photos by
Cast & Crew
St. Catharines Collegiate | St. Catharines
WE ALL FALL DOWN
by Brenna McAllister
Saturday, May 23 @ 9:00am
SYNOPSIS
We All Fall Down is a serious drama with comedic moments set in downtown Toronto.
The play follows the lives of four homeless teens as they navigate the dangers and
hardships of life on the streets. A colourful streetkid chorus breathe life into the play
as they busk and beg for money, food, and, more importantly, compassion.
Warning: Mature Themes and Language, Scenes of Violence, and a Gunshot.
Running Time: 50 minutes.
CAST
Dodge - Fox Chamberland
Olivia - Brooklyn Hamelin
Sammy - James Fraser
Mouth - Victor Medina
Sid - Abdullah Taheri
Lydia - Kayla Zulik
DJ Prince - Wernher Sabate
Business Women - Mikhayla Morrison, Leigha Turner
Streetkid Chorus - Joshua Cronkwright, Kelsey Hopman, Makayla Larue, Tabby McFall,
Hayley McGahan, Chrissa Sinnett, Bayleigh Wells-Young
PRODUCTION
Director - Brenna McAllister
Stage Manager - Amethyst O’Brien
Lighting - Isabella Ridolfo
Hair and Makeup - Isabella Ridolfo
Costumes - The Cast
Set - Brenna McAllister
Tattoos - Leigha Turner
Staff Advisors - Ms. McAllister, Ms. Robinson
Set Construction - Brad Barter, Tabby McFall, Kelsey Hopman, Mikhayla Morrison,
Perry Wakulich, Bayleigh Wells-Young
MUSIC (in the public domain)
Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Green Day
Day Old Hate - City and Colour
Dat Good - Wernher Sabate
Are We The Waiting - Green Day
Coming Home - City and Colour
Get It Out - Breathe
SPECIAL THANKS
Special thanks to Mrs. Zonneveld, Mrs. Palumbo, and Mr. Pastore for supporting our
Performing Arts program, Acton Glass for donating the scaffolding, and the Robinsons
for their all round awesomeness!
Photos by
Jordyn Colosi
KW Youth Theatre | Kitchener
SHELTERED: OUR PERFECT WORLD
by Cast Collective
Saturday, May 23 @ 10:45am
SYNOPSIS
Sheltered: Our Perfect World challenges young Sam as she faces acceptance and the
pressures, fears, and internal struggles associated with reaching to be a happier,
freer, and brighter person.
Running Time: 45 minutes.
CAST
Andi Hubick
Bellal Hazrati
Claudia Jones
Gracie Clarke
Julia Bezouska
Nat Zane
Peyton Dennis
Angela Zhou
Caroline Godson
Emily Murray
Graeme Currie
Kyla Morin
Nick Haney
Saylor Johnson
Bailey Wareham
Cheyna Schnarr
Evan Le Rose
Jeff Hobbs
Logan Hattle
Nicole Galecki
Victoria Perak
PRODUCTION
Directors - Cody Burns, Rachel Kuehnel
Technicians - Dalton Eckert, Ameline Gorbet
MUSIC (in the public domain)
The Light – The Album Leaf
Window – The Album Leaf
I Drive – Cliff Martinez
To This Day – Koyzcan
Journey 3 – Max Richter
The Trees – Max Richter
Here – Vast
Twentytwoforteen – The Album Leaf
Wrong – Depeche Mode
SPECIAL THANKS
Thank you to all cast members, past and present, who have shaped this show into what
it is today.
Photos by
Cody Burns
Russell HS | Ottawa
THE CASE OF THE CRUSHED PETUNIAS: A LYRICAL FANTASY
by Tennessee Williams
Saturday, May 23 @ 12:30pm
SYNOPSIS
In the town of Primandproper, Massachusetts, Miss Dorothy Simple has barricaded her
shop and her heart behind a double row of petunias. Today, however, a visitor
encourages her to appreciate the "miraculous accident of being alive" and is
determined to convince Miss Simple that there is tremendous inspiration waiting outside
the 4 walls of her shop, and far beyond those petunias.
Running Time: 20 minutes.
CAST
Dorothy Simple - Victoria Bowen
Young Lady - Rachel Hunter
PRODUCTION
Director - Kevin Kennedy
Stage Crew - Bradly Roy, Ben Moskau,
Kathleen Reiche
Set Design - Kevin Kennedy
Set Construction - Rob Porteous
Set Painting - Katy Cameron, Beth Hayton,
Brooke Morningstar, Ross McIntyre,
Christine Brydon, Melanie Robert
MUSIC (in the public domain)
Simple Inspiration - Kathleen Reiche
Police Officer - Jamal Jabara
Mr. Dull - Ross McIntyre
Stage Manager - Chelsey Hardy
Costumes - Chelsey Hardy
Lighting Operator - Ben Moskau
Lighting Design - Darwin Svenson,
Callum Hoag
Staff Advisor - Kevin Kennedy
Innocent Enough - Kathleen Reiche
SPECIAL THANKS
Very special thanks to the Russell Association for the Performing Arts (RAPA), Stuart
Brink, Debbie Brink, Scott Tomlinson, Jane Brownrigg, Thomas Zimmermann, Melanie
Robert, Renee Edmunds, Kim Wijsman, Jared Gibson, Jane Lebel, Brent Gerhart, Brad
Westgate, UCDSB, Shelly Corlyon, Rob Bradley, Sandra McNeill, Dan Kennedy,
Michelle Nicholson, Sam Van Dusen, Eric Ryan, Colton Snook, Shannon Hoag, Lizzy
Grohmann, Irvin Sunstrom, Angela Sunstrom, Jason Edge, Lindsay Waddell, Candice
Vetter, Mark Calder, family and friends of our cast and crew, Nicholas Walsh, Cody
Burns, the 2015 selection committee, and the festival team at SOYTF.
Presented with the permission of Dramatists Publishing.
Photos by
Michelle Nicholson
ÉSC Nouvelle-Alliance | Barrie
L’INNOCENTE
by Chloé Thériault
Saturday, May 23 @ 2:00pm
SYNOPSIS
Juliane Boivin is now 13 years old. Terrified of the teenage world, she decides to start
up her own blog to record her experiences, challenges and discoveries. Throughout her
journey, Juliane's innocence shines as she encounters surprises on her path to adulthood.
*in French
L’adolescence, ce n’est pas une phase de la vie qui est trop facile, nous le savons tous.
Juliane Boivin tente d’enregistrer quelques anecdotes de son expérience personnelle
de cette phase de la vie en créant son propre blogue d’adolescence intitulé
« L’Innocente ». Revivez vos moments mémorables et embarrassants avec cette jeune
innocente.
Warning: Mature Content and Severe Language. Viewer discretion is advised.
Running Time: 50 minutes.
CAST / DISTRIBUTION
Chloé Thériault
PRODUCTION
Director / Metteuse en scène - Chloé Thériault
Stage Manager / Régie - Karalee Stevens
Original Score Composition / Composition musicale - Camden Schaefers, Mélanie
Kappel, Jay Rothenburg
Lighting Operator / Éclairage - Tina-Anne Thibideau
Sound Operator / Son - Natalie Brunelle
Staff Advisor - Enseignantes responsables – Mme Natalie Brunelle & Mlle Tina-Anne
Thibideau
MUSIC / MUSIQUE (in the public domain)
No rights required.
SPECIAL THANKS / REMERCIEMENTS
A special thanks to Maman & Papa Thériault for putting up with my loud rehearsals in
the basement and the endless support. Without you, my blog would have like, NO
followers. I would also like to thank from the bottom of my heart Natalie Brunelle for
all of the hours of dedication and the gros chars de merde, it means a lot. And also
Tina-Anne for the awesome pep talks! I would also like to thank my friends and theatre
family for all of the encouragements and support, you guys rock my world! MERCI!
Photos by
Eric Skelton
Maple HS | Vaughan
THE DROWNING GIRLS
by Beth Graham, Charlie Tomlinson, and Daniela Vlaskalic
Saturday, May 23 @ 3:45pm
SYNOPSIS
The Drowning Girls is a stylish docudrama based on the crimes of English conman, bigamist and serial killer George Joseph Smith. Smith made his living by wooing and robbing women, before realizing it was even more lucrative to marry them, take out lifeinsurance policies and then drown them in the bath. In 1915, Smith was hanged for the
murder of a trio of his wives.
Running Time: 45 minutes.
CAST
Alice - Yarah Kattini
Bessie - Irena Faiz
PRODUCTION
Directors - Yarah Kattini, Irena Faiz,
Olivia White
Sound - Liam O’Toole
Set Design - The Ensemble
Stage Crew - Jessica Aceto, Sarah Dard,
Demi Petropoulos, Shahroze Rauf,
Charlotte Smith
Margaret - Olivia White
Stage Manager - Joshua Buckley
Lighting - Demi Petropoulos
Props - Tharany Puvaneswaran,
Shahroze Rauf
Costumes - Tharany Puvaneswaran
Staff Advisors - Mr. Geronikolos,
Mr. Castrounis
MUSIC (in the public domain)
All music is from the early 1900s and is older than what is required for rights.
SPECIAL THANKS
Maple High School’s Drama Council, Student Council, the office support staff who take
care of EVERYTHING, Administration and our Caretaking Staff. Many thanks to Mr.
Santos and the Gr. 12 construction technology course, to Ms. Garelick and Ms. Wilson
for everything. Also, a huge thank you to the families and friends of the cast and crew
for supporting us through the entire process. To the Air Project, Habitat for Humanity –
Re-Store, the OSSTF excellence in education grant, the SOYTF, and our sponsors for
making this production possible.
Photos by
John Castrounis
Grimsby SS | Grimsby
THE OCEAN MOTHER
by Javier Soyka and Cast/Crew
Saturday, May 23 @ 6:45pm
SYNOPSIS
Our story starts with a shipwreck, a castaway, and the memories of a love story
between a mortal and a creature from the depths below. Told in a unique style using
junk puppetry, The Ocean Mother is a cautionary tale about trying to control things
we cannot understand.
Warning: Flashing Lights, Visual Effects, Smoke Machine.
Running Time: 40 minutes.
CAST
Cora - Olivia Davis
Older Father - Jarrod Dunlop
Michaella Miller
Taylor Ward
Brendan Gratton
Louis Scherer
Ocean Mother - Chloe Forster
Younger Father - Emil Kovacevic
Jacqueline Tousaw
Melanie Coomber
Lexy Packenham-Troth
Victoria Girard
PRODUCTION
Director - Javier Soyka
Stage Manager - Juliette Nedoborski
ASM - Emily Neuenhagen
Original Piano Score Composition and Performance - Sophie Chouinard
Lighting Operator - Liam Martin
Digital Lighting Design and Operator - Will Stephenson
Sound Effects and Sound Operator - Sam Cooke
Costume and Set Design - Lakme Mehta Jones
Staff Advisors - Mr. Soyka, Ms. Ebert
MUSIC (in the public domain)
Sonatina in C Major - Marusio Clementini
SPECIAL THANKS
Special thanks to Ms. C. Rozendaal for her ideas, Ms. J. Ebert and the Improv Team for
their support, Mr. L. Favotto for carpentry work, the Physical Education department for
their generosity with their space, and the KW Youth Theatre for their brilliant rescue!
Photos by
Javier Soyka
ÉSC E.J. Lajeunesse | Windsor
COULER LENTEMENT
par Emily Kotsis-Wilder et La Troupe Royale
Saturday, May 23 @ 8:15pm
SYNOPSIS
A young woman finds herself in an asylum after having suffered a traumatic event.
Through her flashbacks, we begin to discover the terrible truth that she’s trying to hide
from her doctor and herself. *in French
Warning: Difficult Subject Matter.
Running Time: 45 minutes.
CAST
Marion 1 - Tehya Lacoursière
Marion 2 - Shannan Ryan
Docteur - Florine Ndimubandi
Amie et Sans-Visage - Dominique Lebrun
Garҫon et Sans-Visage - Mohamad Hussein
Prof et Sans-Visage - Michelle Barnett
Meilleure Amie et Sans-Visage - Ryanne Vigneux
Mère et Sans-Visage - Julia Belton
Père et Sans-Visage - Timothy Boismier
Prètre et Sans-Visage - Giuseppe Ruggirello
PRODUCTION
Metteuse En Scène - Emily Kotsis-Wilder
Régiseuse - Kendre Grant
Musique - Jessica Defoe
Choréographie - Kendre Grant, Tehya Lacoursière, Chelsea Ouellette
Tech - Ryley Bélanger, Amy Leclair
Enseignant responsable - Kevin Noecker
SPECIAL THANKS
Thank you to our original Marion 1, Chelsea Ouellette.
Photos by
Kevin Noecker
Ontario School of Devised and Physical Theatre | Toronto
in collaboration with KW Youth Theatre and Walkerville Centre for Creative Arts
LET’S TALK ABOUT
by Cast Collective
Saturday, May 23 @ 10:00pm
SYNOPSIS
What does sex mean to you? Our story explores the intimate relationships of four
couples, and their journey through their transformative teen years. Let’s Talk About is a
fusion of dialogue, movement, and dancetheatre, using the body as a primary means
for understanding ourselves, and our connection to those around us.
Warning: Mature Themes and Language.
Running Time: 40 minutes.
CAST
Jeremy Burke
Joshua Evans
Jeff Hobbs
Abbi Longmire
Marquese Davis
Victoria Girard
Shayla Hudson
Nat Zane
PRODUCTION
Directors - Julia Krauss, Nicholas Walsh
MUSIC (in the public domain)
Love Like A Sunset – Phoenix
Lillies of the Valley – Jun Miyake
Tone Twilight Zone – Cornelius
Vollmond – Thom Hanreich
Teenage Color – College
Atlas Song – Jonsi and Alex
Boogie Woogie – Jimmy Dorsey
Sinnerman – Nina Simone
Untitled – Amon Tobin
SPECIAL THANKS
Thanks to all creators past and present who have been a part of bringing this piece to
fruition, as well as Pauline Burke, John Nabben, Bonnie Deschaine, Kevin Noecker,
Sally Ludwig, all the parents, guardians, family and friends who have helped with
organization, transportation, and supporting the arts and theatre!
Photos by
Jeremy Burke and
Julia Krauss
Bur Oak SS | Markham
SHOES
by Cast Collective
Sunday, May 24 @ 9:00am
SYNOPSIS / DIRECTOR’S NOTE
Shoes is a community class production. The students in this production are teenagers who
each bring an individual set of talents and skills to this show. They also each have their
own unique challenges. Some of the students are autistic, developmentally delayed, and
have Down Syndrome. This show explores the students’ dreams as well as what makes
them happy. Some of these kids have big dreams, dreams of going to college, or
becoming a famous chef, and some of the kids have simple dreams of driving a car or
getting a job washing windows. The message and importance of this show is not how
attainable a dream is, but rather the importance of dreaming and the importance of
living in the moment. These kids teach me about living in the moment, free of judgment
or censorship. Teaching and directing this group of actors is absolutely freeing in the
sense that I am able to play and to join in on their impulsiveness and freedom without
fear of failure or judgment. “If You Could Walk a Day in my Shoes” will give you a
fifteen-minute glimpse of these student’s dreams and moments of joy, big and small.
Running Time: 15 minutes.
CAST
Emily Quach
Neel Desai
Tavish Kumar
Evelyn Lee
In Blue Bag - Lucy Guest
Tavleen Sandhu
Dream Squasher - Jeremy Tremblett
Torben Edgington
Chloe Ng
Abby Pearce
PRODUCTION
Director - Cameron Ferguson
Senior Volunteer - Jeremy Tremblett
Lighting - Sam A.
Stage Crew - Naqia, Teresa, Alina,
Staff Advisors - Ms. Ferguson, Ms. Semab, Komal, Anjalee
Mr. Stoneman, Ms. Marchione, Mr. Williams
MUSIC (in the public domain)
City in Florida – Deadmaus
Comic Chase - Soundog
Keep Breathing – Agnus Dei
Walking In My Shoes - Depeche Mode
SPECIAL THANKS
Special thanks to Motus O Dance Theatre, SOYTF, The Autism Society, Ms. Santacroce,
Mr. Stoneman, Mr. Voumvakis, Ms. Dietrich, Mr. Niles, OSSTF District 16, Speak Up
Grant, Ms. Smith, Ms. Foster, BOSS admin, Caretakers, and all others involved.
Photos by
Ben Cousins
KW Youth Theatre | Kitchener
MIDNIGHT WITH ENVY
by Cast Collective
Sunday, May 24 @ 10:00am
SYNOPSIS
Midnight With Envy is an exploration of young women’s relationship to jealousy, and
how it impacts behaviour in various social environments. The piece particularly engages
with self-esteem, physical appearance, and dis/connection from others.
Warning: Mature Themes and Language, Violence.
Running Time: 20 minutes.
CAST
Adrianna Vanos
Brooklyn Lyon
Hallé Myers
Jessica Abbott
Kyla Townsend-Fish
Saylor Johnson
Angela Zhou
Chelsea Pieper
Helen Alarashi
Kate Seip
Makenzie Wellerdt
Tessa Sebben
Ashley Keating
Claire Plant
Jamie Morris
Kyla Morin
Nicole Galecki
PRODUCTION
Original Directors - Cody Burns, Rachel Kuehnel, Katelin Theriault, Nicholas Walsh
Rehearsal Directors - Jordyn Divok, Shauna Thompson, Nat Zane
Stage Manager - Cody Burns
MUSIC (in the public domain)
Moya - Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Flawless - Beyoncé
Hymn For The Greatest Generation - Caspian
SPECIAL THANKS
Thank you to all cast members, past and present, who have shaped this show into what
it is today.
Photos by
Cody Burns and
Caroline Godson
Walkerville Centre for Creative Arts | Windsor
DOWNSIZED
by Tim Maitland and Jeremy Burke
Sunday, May 24 @ 11:15am
SYNOPSIS
Another office comedy and more. It’s Jane Macintosh’s first day at Shlaang corp and
unfortunately, she dies. Follow two detectives on their hunt for the office killer as they
use unreliable machinery to relive memories of Jane being introduced to each
department in different paradoxical manufactured realities and quantum - you know
what, just watch the show.
Running Time: 30 minutes.
CAST
Jane Macintosh - Mackenzy Metcalfe
David Duncan - Nick Bourque
Sandy Bean - Madeline Doornaert
Sydney B. Clayton - Natalie Culmone
Sebastian Rodriguez - Liam Ingram
Helga Dinkley - Victoria Sharp
Carolyn Beckett - Abbie Guignard
Scott Dinkley - Tim Maitland
Seth McDroobis - Jeremy Burke
Amy July - Ashley Laframboise
Mark Davis - Mackay O’Conner
Rick the Janitor - John Wojtowicz
PRODUCTION
Directors - Tim Maitland, Jeremy Burke
Lights / Sound - Calvin Barrett
Staff Advisor - Mr. Nabben
MUSIC (in the public domain)
No rights required.
SPECIAL THANKS
With special thanks to Pauline Burke, Lea Ingram, Jane Humphreys, Gordon Maitland,
and Gabe Voycey.
Photos by
Miranda Pecoraro
Stamford Collegiate | Niagara Falls
INVISIBLE WOUNDS
by Cast Collective
Sunday, May 24 @ 12:45pm
SYNOPSIS
While creating a performance for Stamford's 2014 Remembrance Day Assembly,
Drama students connected with “A Soldier's Fortune – and other poems” by Edward
Brown. Mr. Brown (44 years old) is a Canadian war vet, who writes poetry to cope
with his Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). These raw and visceral poems had a
tremendous impact on the students and became their inspiration to create. Invisible
Wounds shines a light on the perils of PTSD and mental health in general, storytelling
through minimal text, physical theatre, and live music.
Running Time: 40 minutes.
CAST
Civilian Soldier Ensemble - Colleen Conner, Chandra Easterbrook, Isaac Haughton,
Katelynn Hilborn, Walker Kapitanchuk, Vaughn McMillan, Maria Potchouikina,
Sydney Potter, Victoria Thomas, Chris Webb
Angels of Death Ensemble - Alysha Boyer, Bryanna Clarke, Sidney Doig,
Austin Kills Enemy, Madison Lagace, Megan Pelletier, Abbigayle Winny, Larissa Witt
PRODUCTION
Director - Max Ingrao
Stage Managers - Nicole Brian,
Millie McMurtrie, Sara Sloan
Musicians - Tristan Palser (piano),
Daelle Shannon (Djembe)
Makeup - Daelle Shannon
Costumes - Jessica Ingrao
Staff Advisor - Mr. Ingrao, Ms. Menotti
Student Director - Daelle Shannon
Composition - Tristan Palser
Lighting - Hailey McIntyre
Video - Jayde Kocsis
Sound - Hunter Chambers, Aaron Millward
Hair - Michael Shannon
Sketches - Noah Hoffman
MUSIC (in the public domain)
Original score contains inspiration and elements from various public domain pieces
including Beethoven, Chopin, and Mozart.
SPECIAL THANKS
Special thanks to Mrs. Ann Gilmore, Mr. Mike Kelso, and Mrs. Kelly Parlatore for their
leadership and unwavering belief in Arts Education. Thank you to Mr. Edward Brown
for your written words of poetry, and for your spoken words of encouragement - you
have changed our lives forever.
Photos by
Paula Chiasson
SOYTF 2015 | Collaboration Sessions
Please find the name for your group, the logo associated with your group, and the map
for where you need to go. Each group’s piece will be performed on Sunday at the end
of the festival. Note: while supervisors need only supervise their respective group, they
are more than welcome to involve themselves at their leisure.
DAYS/TIMES
Fri May 22 (6:10-7:10pm) Sat May 23 (4:50-5:50pm) Sun May 24 (1:40-2:40pm)
INSTRUCTIONS
1) All of the Collaboration Sessions are scheduled after a performance. Out of
respect for your other group members, please go to your Collaboration
Session immediately upon being prompted by our Festival Emcees.
2) The goal is the journey. Work together. Use your body. Offer.
3) The final piece must...
a) be between 3-5 minutes in length;
b) incorporate the full ensemble;
c) utilize physical movement and organic sound;
d) relate to the topic given to each group;
e) not include any lighting or recorded sound cues; and,
f) not exceed more than 3 words spoken (ie. no verbal dialogue).
LARGE GYM
RG = The Rusty Glasses
BB = The Boppin’ Boppers
JB = The Jitterbugs
WS = The Waffle Stompers
TG = The Throwdown Gumshoes
CP = The Caterpillars
JB
WS
BB
TG
RG
CP
ENTRANCE
SOYTF 2015 | Collaboration Sessions
SMALL GYM
WF
RF
SC
JJ
PA
CS
ENTRANCE
WF = The Wrinkled Futons
RF = The Ritzy Fitzies
SC = The Sugar Candies
JJ = The Juke’n’Jivers
PA = The Pineapples
CS = The Ceiling Shakers
ENTRANCE
SOCCER FIELD
TS
SG
TS = The Tunnel Snakes
SG = The Stone Greasers
TT = The Toto Tornadoes
TT
THE JITTERBUGS
Supervisor - Angela Menotti
Location - Large Gym
Topic - Inadequacy
THE BOPPIN’ BOPPERS
Supervisor - Laz Geronikolos
Location - Large Gym
Topic - Isolation
THE WAFFLE STOMPERS
Supervisor - Marisa Cavataio
Location - Large Gym
Topic - Fear
Baker, Dominique
Bowmer, Jessica
Brian, Nicole
Faiz, Irena
Gallagher, Isabella
Geschi, Kyle
Gross, Jaime
Hamelin, Brooklyn
Hazelwood, Aaron
Hill, Lian
House, Jefferson
Kattini, Yarah
Lauzon, Zacharie
Lindo, Samantha
McGahan, Haylea
Palser, Tristan
Puvaneswaran, Tharany
Sekine, Rebecca
Webb, Chris
White, Olivia
Clarke, Bryanna
Cox, Bronwen
Dayman, Brook
Dhanani, Elle
Down, Lyndsay
Edmonds, Leah
Forsythe, Dakota
Galecki, Nicole
Gorczyka-Rancourt, Megan
Gratton, Brendan
Helfan, Jake
Jacobs, Kezia
Kovacevic, Emil
Lee, Chanha
Litow, Nick
McGregor, Luanne
Morin, Kyla
Mukherjee, Saige
Potter, Sydney
Treslan, Mathea
Aceto, Jessica
Crossman, Connor
Dard, Sarah
Dunphy, Shane
Fisher, Tyson
Forster, Chloe
Kapitanchuk, Walker
Longmire, Abbi
McCue, Harmony
Parsons, Jack
Pitre, Gen
Qurbani, Mediha
Rocco, Eliza
Scott, Kylee
Sleightholm, Marie
Smith, Charlotte
Sibiga, Conrad
Stevens, Karalee
Thériault, Chloé
Ward, Taylor
THE RUSTY GLASSES
Supervisor - Max Ingrao
Location - Large Gym
Topic - Infatuation
Campbell, Taylor
Depaul, Nick
Hunter, Rachel
Jandl, Kyle
Johnson, Saylor
Mair, Ryan
Mariona, Juan
Masse, Dylan
Miller, Michaella
Mills, Hanna
Mills, Joshua
Mitchell, Becca
Mucha, Sydney
Nedoborski, Juliette
Ostiguy, Kevin
Peters, Shaniece
Spoiala, Courtney
Thompson, Shauna
Wilson, Maggie
Wyndow, Griffin
SOYTF 2015 | Collaboration Sessions
THE THROWDOWN GUMSHOES
Supervisor - Natalie Brunelle
Location - Large Gym
Topic - Euphoria
THE CATERPILLARS
Supervisor - Michael Halfin
Location - Large Gym
Topic - Bleeding
THE WRINKLED FUTONS
Supervisor - Kevin Fraser
Location - Small Gym
Topic - Patience
Abbott, Jessica
Bowen, Victoria
Bowles, Alexander
Cates, Taryn
Chamberland, Fox
Dunlop, Jarrod
Evans, Joshua
Ferris-Baker, Corigan
Godson, Caroline
Gonyea, Sarah
Groot, Courtney
Klassen, Amy
Knight, Andrew
McCue, Elena
McIntyre, Ross
Morencie, Madie
Neuhenhagen, Emily
Sinnett, Chrissa
Rice, Carter
Wigglesworth, Emily
Aubé, James
Caraballo, Michaela
Cronkwright, Joshua
Divok, Jordyn
Doig, Sydney
Dupuis, Tamarra
El-Naameh, Marieline
Guet-McCreight, Delphine
Hillier, Laura
Howard, Erin
Machan, Andrew
Martin, Liam
McMurtrie, Millie
Pieper, Chelsea
Rauser, Nicole
Rossel, Cody
Ruggirello, Giuseppe
Steele, Eric
Taheri, Abdullah
Waite, Rick
Blight, Michelle
Davis, Olivia
Fraser, James
Gibney, Noah
Kobalakrishnan, Jechayni
Madden, Brooke
Millward, Aaron
Myers, Halle
O’Toole, Liam
Pelletier, Megan
Petropoulos, Demi
Ramchand, Alicia
Robitaille, Sebastien
Sabate, Wernher
Sanders, Taryn
Shannon, Daelle
Tait, Catherine
Thacker, Mackenzie
Townsend-Fish, Kyla
Zane, Nat
THE RITZY FITZIES
Supervisor - Stephanie Fowler
Location - Small Gym
Topic - Secrets
THE SUGAR CANDIES
THE JUKE’N’JIVERS
Supervisor - Jaymes Henwood Supervisor - Tina-Anne
Location - Small Gym
Thibideau
Topic - Listening
Location - Small Gym
Topic - Circus
Buckley, Joshua
Allsopp, Alex
Armstrong, Jack
Bernhardt, Eric
Broser, Matt
Bumanlag, Vanessa
Burke, Jeremy
Clarke, Gracie
Conway, Courtney
D’Crus, Maelyn
Fiedler, Eric
Girard, Victoria
Hardy, Chelsey
House, Melanie
Hubick, Andi
Hyett, James
Miller-Davis, Stuart
Reiche, Kathleen
Sebben, Tessa
Talbot, Sam
Wiebe, Tatyana
Coomber, Melanie
Dhanrait, Kuljeet
Fowler-Campbell, Beatrice
Hallman, Gillian
Hunt, Jessica
Karabatsos, Jacqueline
LeRose, Evan
Masterman, Hunter
McIntyre, Hailey
Medina, Victor
Plant, Claire
Rauf, Shahroze
Ridolgo, Isabella
Saravia, Marlon
Sarwar, Maynuka
Sheppard, Jamie
Wellerdt, Makenzie
Whalley, Emily
Witt, Larissa
Alarashi, Helen
Blois, Matt
Braddock, Andrew
Brands, Isabel
Brown, Sarah
Chambers, Hunter
Colquhoun, Taylor
Davis, Marquese
Dunlop, Sarah
Gardner, Keith
Grigg, Jordan
Haughton, Isaac
Jabara, Jamal
McDermott, Morgan
McFall, Tabby
Moskau, Ben
Roy, Bradly
Sloan, Sara
Smith-Young, Rachel
Zulik, Kayla
THE PINEAPPLES
Supervisor - Brenna McAllister
Location - Small Gym
Topic - Travel
Armstrong, Reg
Boyer, Alysha
Burrows, Makayla
Chouinard, Sophie
Currie, Megan
DePaepe, Emily
Easterbrook, Chandra
Elias, Zayd
Gardiner, Cole
Grimminck, Lucas
Keary, Victoria
Lowey, Brittney
Lyon, Brooklyn
Jefferson, Sarah
Molina, Andrew
Morris, Jamie
Perry, Ryan
Seip, Kate
Tousaw, Jacqueline
Vanos, Adrianna
SOYTF 2015 | Collaboration Sessions
THE CEILING SHAKERS
Supervisor - John Castrounis
Location - Small Gym
Topic - Conflict
THE STONE GREASERS
Supervisor - Crystal Brennan
Location - Soccer Field
Topic - Taste
THE TUNNEL SNAKES
Supervisor - Kevin Kennedy
Location - Soccer Field
Topic - Freedom
Cooke, Sam
Hattle, Logan
Hazrati, Bellal
Hudson, Shayla
Kloepfer, Ayden
Lagace, Madison
Larue, Makayla
Lloyd, Grayson
Martin, Riley
McCabe, Alyshia
McMane, Chloe
Mehta-Jones, Lakme
Melichercik, Cooper
Murray, Emily
O’Brien, Amethyst
Potchouikina, Maria
Scherer, Louis
Shannon, Michael
Turner, Leigha
Weatherhead, Shaina
Currie, Jed
Hammar, Jaydin
Hartman, Terry
Hobbs, Jeff
Laocao, Meghanne
Manohar, Timothy
Marcy, Cal
Mihalcea, Patrick
Misiasz, Sarah
Molinaro, Sophia
Pakenham-Troth, Lexy
Pallister, Sydney
Persaud, Jessica
Schnarr, Cheyna
Snoddon, Karly
Stephenson, Will
Thomas, Shakor
Varatharajah, Suje
Wallis, Natasha
Ward, Meghan
Conner, Colleen
Currie, Graeme
Dennis, Peyton
Hartman, Emily
Hilborn, Katelynn
Hopman, Kelsey
Huber, Rebekah
Jones, Claudia
Keating, Ashley
KillsEnemy, Austin
Kocsis, Jayde
Krebs, Hannah
Lyndon, Robin
McMillan, Vaughn
Morrison, Mikhayla
Purkiss, Eown
Sarjeant, Kyle
Wells-Young, Bayleigh
Worsley, Callum
Zhou, Angela
THE TOTO TORNADOES
Supervisor - Kevin Noecker
Location - Soccer Field
Topic - Regret
Bezouska, Julia
Eckert, Dalton
Dinney-Chaisson, Kacey
Fudge, Jennifer
Gorbet, Ameline
Haney, Nick
Holland, Sammi
Joyce, Tatum
Lowey, Rebecca
Mackenzie, Matthew
Masse, Dominic
McGarity-Shipley, Jon
Misztak, Tessa
Perak, Victoria
Reaume, Shawna
Richard, Josh
MEDIA PARTNER
Zach Ramelan
226 808 7005
www.clementinemedia.ca
zachramelan@hotmail.com
ACCOMMODATION PARTNER
675 Goyeau St., Windsor
519 258 8411
www.daysinnwindsor.com
gm@daysinnwindsor.com
Robson, Sam
Williams, Madi
SOYTF 2015 | Food Partners
FOOD PARTNERS
Ben & Michelle Davidson
300 Ouellette Ave., Windsor
519 997 7858
www.greenbeancoffee.ca
info@greenbeancoffee.ca
Avalon Orchards is a Certified
Organic u-pick apple orchard.
3150 5th Line, Innisfil, ON
www.avalonorchards.net
John Ansell & Steven Thompson
1 Maiden Lane West, Windsor | 519 252 2243 | www.thesquirrelcage.ca | info@thesquirrelcage.ca
3663 Tecumseh Rd. E., Windsor
519 948 2966
www.metro.ca
Open 24 Hours
SOYTF 2015 | Shuttle Schedule
Shuttles between the Venue and Hotel will only be available during the days/times
indicated below.
Please create your itinerary around the following schedule:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
12:30-4:30pm SOYTF-BUS1 and MAPLE-BUS in constant rotation
FRIDAY NIGHT (depart from WCCA)
11:20pm
St. Catharines and Stamford depart on SOYTF-BUS1
11:20pm
St. Anne’s and Courtice depart on SOYTF-BUS2
11:40pm
Kingston and KW Youth Theatre depart on SOYTF-BUS1
11:40pm
KW Youth Theatre depart on SOYTF-BUS2
12:00am
Maple and Huron Heights depart on SOYTF-BUS1
12:00am
Nelson depart on SOYTF-BUS2
12:30am
Grimsby depart on GRIMSBY-BUS
SATURDAY MORNING (depart from Days Inn)
7:45am
St. Catharines and Stamford depart on SOYTF-BUS1
7:45am
Kingston and KW Youth Theatre depart on KINGSTON-BUS
7:45am
KW Youth Theatre depart on GRIMSBY-BUS
8:15am
*Nelson depart on SOYTF-BUS1
8:15am
St. Anne’s and Courtice depart on KINGSTON-BUS
8:15am
Grimsby and Huron Heights depart on GRIMSBY-BUS
8:15am
**Maple depart on MAPLE-BUS
SATURDAY NIGHT (depart from WCCA)
11:20pm
Nelson depart on SOYTF-BUS1
11:20pm
St. Anne’s and Courtice depart on KINGSTON-BUS
11:20pm
Grimsby and Huron Heights depart on GRIMSBY-BUS
11:20pm
Maple depart on MAPLE-BUS
11:40pm
St. Catharines and Stamford depart on SOYTF-BUS1
11:40pm
Kingston and KW Youth Theatre depart on KINGSTON-BUS
11:40pm
KW Youth Theatre depart on GRIMSBY-BUS
SUNDAY MORNING (depart from Days Inn)
7:45am
*Nelson depart on SOYTF-BUS1
7:45am
St. Anne’s and Courtice depart on KINGSTON-BUS
7:45am
Grimsby and Huron Heights depart on GRIMSBY-BUS
8:15am
St. Catharines and Stamford depart on SOYTF-BUS1
8:15am
Kingston and KW Youth Theatre depart on KINGSTON-BUS
8:15am
KW Youth Theatre depart on GRIMSBY-BUS
8:15am
**Maple depart on MAPLE-BUS
*departure from Holiday Inn
**departure from Travelodge
SOYTF 2015 | Production
PRODUCTION CREDITS
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR - Nicholas Walsh
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR - Cody Burns
VENUE DIRECTOR - John Nabben
TECHNICAL SUPPORT - Dalton Eckert, Nicole Galecki, Mira Henderson, Emily Murray
BACKSTAGE COORDINATORS - Jordyn Divok, Andi Hubick, Jamie Sheppard
FOOD AND HOSPITALITY DIRECTOR - Julia Krauss
FOOD COORDINATORS - Avonlea Smith, Rachel Smith-Young, Karly Snoddon
FOOD VOLUNTEERS - Ameline Gorbet, Jaime Gross, Aaron Hazelwood,
Bellal Hazrati, Saylor Johnson, Michaella Miller, Halle Myers,
Chelsea Pieper, Claire Plant, Nicole Rauser, Marlon Saravia,
Tessa Sebben, Kate Seip, Conrad Sibiga
FESTIVAL EMCEES - Kyle Geschi, Shayla Hudson
FRONT OF HOUSE MANAGERS - Joshua Evans, Victoria Girard, Michaella Miller
SPIRIT CREW - Eric Fiedler, Jeff Hobbs, Shayla Hudson, Abbi Longmire
MASCOTS - Caroline Godson, Evan LeRose
HOTEL COORDINATORS - Ameline Gorbet, Chelsea Pieper
FESTIVAL PHOTOGRAPHERS - Samantha Polzin, Vanessa Tignanelli
TRAILER VIDEOGRAPHER - Zachary Ramelan
FESTIVAL INTERVIEWS - Jeremy Burke, Shauna Thompson
MERCHANDISE SALES - Marquese Davis, Nicole Galecki
SOCIAL MEDIA TEAM - Cody Burns, Nicole Galecki, Ameline Gorbet, Jamie Morris
COMMUNITY RELATIONS TEAM - Jeremy Burke, Breannah Deschaine
CHILL SPACE COORDINATORS - Jessica Bowmer, Nat Zane
BAG CHECK COORDINATORS - Sarah Dunlop, Morgan McDermott
WCCA CO-OP STUDENTS - Aaron H, Will B
SOPAC - Spring 2015
Under the umbrella of KW Youth Theatre, SOPAC (or Southern Ontario Performers and
Collaborators) is a youth council dedicated to the celebration and promotion of
collaboration in the production process. Alongside WCCA and the SOYTF Selection
Committee, these students have been responsible for making many of the decisions
that brought SOYTF 2015 to life!
SOPAC MEMBERS
Abbi Longmire (University of Waterloo)
Jeff Hobbs (NA)
Ameline Gorbet (Cameron Heights CI)
Karly Snoddon (University of Waterloo)
Andi Hubick (Eastwood CI)
Kyle Geschi (Conestoga College)
Caroline Godson (Eastwood CI)
Nat Zane (NA)
Chelsea Pieper (Centre Wellington DHS)
Nicole Galecki (Sir John A. Macdonald SS)
Emily Murray (Grand River CI)
Sarah Jefferson (Our Lady of Lourdes CHS)
Eric Fiedler (Grand River CI)
Saylor Johnson (Sir John A. Macdonald SS)
Evan LeRose (Grand River CI)
Victoria Girard (OCAD University)
SOYTF 2015 | Autographs
SOYTF 2015 | Special Thanks
I would like to thank our co-hosts this year, WCCA and KW Youth Theatre, for jumping
into this theatrical adventure. To all the students participating in this year’s festival;
you are the reason we are here. To all the staff advisors for being so kind and
excited for what this festival stands for. To all the Ontario school boards for investing
in the arts. To all the parents and guardians for believing in their children. To my
co-pilot and partner-in-life, Julia Krauss, whose talent and positive energies are a
constant source of inspiration. And to the theatre creators who came before us, who
weren’t afraid to create something new and different, and who were the pioneers in
shaping the cultural identities of their communities. To all, I say Thank You.
With respect and gratitude,
Nicholas Walsh
KW YOUTH THEATRE | Summer Auditions
SOYTF 2015 | Festival Schedule
FRIDAY
5:15pm | Opening Ceremony & WCCA Announcement
5:30pm | Emotional Baggage | Nelson HS | Burlington
6:10pm | Collaboration Session #1
7:10pm | Dinner
8:00pm | Orpheus and Eurydice | KW Youth Theatre | Kitchener
10:00pm | 3SUM | Huron Heights SS | Newmarket
SATURDAY
9:00am | We All Fall Down | St. Catharines Collegiate | St. Catharines
10:45am | Sheltered: Our Perfect World | KW Youth Theatre | Kitchener
11:45am | Lunch & Speed Idea-ting
12:30pm | The Case of the Crushed Petunias: A Lyrical Fantasy | Russell HS | Ottawa
2:00pm | L’Innocente | ÉSC Nouvelle-Alliance | Barrie
3:45pm | The Drowning Girls | Maple HS | Vaughan
4:50pm | Collaboration Session #2
5:50pm | Dinner
6:45pm | The Ocean Mother | Grimsby SS | Grimsby
8:15pm | Couler Lentement | ÉSC EJ Lajeunesse | Windsor
10:00pm | Let’s Talk About | Ontario School of Devised and Physical Theatre | Toronto
SUNDAY
9:00am | Shoes | Bur Oak SS | Markham
10:00am | Midnight With Envy | KW Youth Theatre | Kitchener
11:15am | Downsized | Walkerville Centre for Creative Arts | Windsor
11:55pm | Lunch
12:45pm | Invisible Wounds | Stamford Collegiate | Niagara Falls
1:40pm | Collaboration Session #3
2:40pm | 15 Collaborative Performances
4:15pm | Peer-to-Peer RGA Presentations
4:50pm | Announcement for SOYTF 2016
STAY CONNECTED
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