Marrow
September 2016 @ The Vancouver Fringe Festival
*Available Tour
Produced by: Resounding Scream Theatre, in association with Alley Theatre
Written By: Veronique West
Directed By: Marisa Emma Smith
Two estranged sisters—a witchcraft historian and a bulimia survivor—delve into their conflicted past. Fiercely divided, they attempt to reconcile their differences. But a secret connects them in a way they never imagined.
*Available Tour
Produced by: Resounding Scream Theatre, in association with Alley Theatre
Written By: Veronique West
Directed By: Marisa Emma Smith
Two estranged sisters—a witchcraft historian and a bulimia survivor—delve into their conflicted past. Fiercely divided, they attempt to reconcile their differences. But a secret connects them in a way they never imagined.
Epical Musicals: A Christmas Party
December 5th, 2015 @ The Ukrainian Hall (Vancouver)
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre - In partnership with the Troika Collective
Epical Musicals is Resounding Scream’s 2015 Christmas Party. An Epical Musical is an epic, guilty-pleasure musical that covers the arc of the story in an adaptation of 5 minutes or less. Everyone has that one guilty-pleasure musical that they’re a little embarrassed to admit is their favourite. For Co-AD Linda, it’s Show Boat and for Co-AD Stephanie it’s My Fair Lady. This is a little chance to indulge in your dirty little secret, get silly, get ridiculous and get epical!
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre - In partnership with the Troika Collective
Epical Musicals is Resounding Scream’s 2015 Christmas Party. An Epical Musical is an epic, guilty-pleasure musical that covers the arc of the story in an adaptation of 5 minutes or less. Everyone has that one guilty-pleasure musical that they’re a little embarrassed to admit is their favourite. For Co-AD Linda, it’s Show Boat and for Co-AD Stephanie it’s My Fair Lady. This is a little chance to indulge in your dirty little secret, get silly, get ridiculous and get epical!
PLUNGE (An evening of Emerging Artists' Works in Progress)
An evening of opportunity for emerging artists to showcase their developing work. PLUNGE allowed for 3 works in progress (projects that are in their infancy, that have been put on the back-burner or are stuck) to engage the audience in conversations centring around the artistic questions driving their projects...
February 28th, 2016 Event:
1.) Love and Violence - Anais West
2.) Sylvia's Hotel - Deborah Vogt
3.) Kolejak - Randi Edmundson
October 17th, 2015 Event:
1.) The Girl Who Was Raised by Wolverine - Deneh Thompson
2.) Monopoly (Vancouver Edition) - Iris Lau
3.) Viva - Scott Button
January 9th, 2015 Event:
1.) Survival of the Optimistic - Resounding Scream Theatre
2.) Mr. Snortoose and the Machine - Children's Machine - Elysse Cheadle
3.) Rip Van Winkle The Musical - Alyssa Kostello and James Coomber
4.) Cave - Good Theatre
July 3rd, 2014 Event:
1.) The Girls Project - Resounding Scream Theatre
2.) Marrow - Veronique West, Directed by Kathleen Duborg
3.) Some Great Reward: A Working Class Ballet - The Troika Collective
This trip-anual event series that is be offered by Resounding Scream Theatre in an attempt to build community among emerging artists in Vancouver and an attempt to encourage others to speak honestly and thoughtfully about art. Contact us for details if you are interested in participating.
February 28th, 2016 Event:
1.) Love and Violence - Anais West
2.) Sylvia's Hotel - Deborah Vogt
3.) Kolejak - Randi Edmundson
October 17th, 2015 Event:
1.) The Girl Who Was Raised by Wolverine - Deneh Thompson
2.) Monopoly (Vancouver Edition) - Iris Lau
3.) Viva - Scott Button
January 9th, 2015 Event:
1.) Survival of the Optimistic - Resounding Scream Theatre
2.) Mr. Snortoose and the Machine - Children's Machine - Elysse Cheadle
3.) Rip Van Winkle The Musical - Alyssa Kostello and James Coomber
4.) Cave - Good Theatre
July 3rd, 2014 Event:
1.) The Girls Project - Resounding Scream Theatre
2.) Marrow - Veronique West, Directed by Kathleen Duborg
3.) Some Great Reward: A Working Class Ballet - The Troika Collective
This trip-anual event series that is be offered by Resounding Scream Theatre in an attempt to build community among emerging artists in Vancouver and an attempt to encourage others to speak honestly and thoughtfully about art. Contact us for details if you are interested in participating.
Back Away Slowly - Grey Space . . .
June 19th and 20th, 2015 - Location: Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
Produced By: Theatre Replacement
Created By: Stephanie Henderson & Linda Pitt
Resounding Scream Theatre, supported and produced by Theatre Replacement, has been invited to participate in an event showcasing emerging art form Simon Fraser University Alumni titled Back Away Slowly. The show explored curiosity and everything that entails. Specifically, RST investigated their personal curiosities with the brain: how it functions and the personal struggles weighing them down. Six companies took over the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts in Burnaby June 19th and 20th infusing it with their artistic visions, missions and dreams.
Produced By: Theatre Replacement
Created By: Stephanie Henderson & Linda Pitt
Resounding Scream Theatre, supported and produced by Theatre Replacement, has been invited to participate in an event showcasing emerging art form Simon Fraser University Alumni titled Back Away Slowly. The show explored curiosity and everything that entails. Specifically, RST investigated their personal curiosities with the brain: how it functions and the personal struggles weighing them down. Six companies took over the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts in Burnaby June 19th and 20th infusing it with their artistic visions, missions and dreams.
Listen To Me
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December 2nd-6th, 2014 @ Agro Cafe, Granville Island
*Available to Tour Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre Created By: Stephanie Henderson & Ensemble Directed By: Stephanie Henderson How many times have you looked at your phone today? Checked a text or sent one? Updated your status on Facebook? Read the latest listogram on Buzzfeed? At the bus stop, waiting in line at Starbucks, even while walking to work or out with friends. How many missed connections, opportunities and relationships does this create? This was the impetus behind playwright Stephanie Henderson’s new play, Listen to Me. "I spent many years as a single woman trying to navigate the dating scene in Vancouver. I think dating has been made even more difficult since the age of dinner dates and drive in movies morphed into sexting and booty-calls. I have tinder swiped, I have blind dated, I have Events & Adventured and e-harmonied. I mean, theoretically, bigger pond equals more fish, right? Unfortunately, it just meant a lot of frog kissing and photos of erect penises and none of them led me to my prince. I wanted to address how unnatural and inauthentic it is to build relationships in this way and take us back to sharing air space instead of screen time” says Henderson. Listen to Me is an opportunity to stop hiding behind the digital personas and allow for possibility. |
Parental Discretion is Advised @ AFI's REDACTED
December 7th, 2013 @ Tian Jin Temple
Produced By: Art for Impact
Created By: Resounding Scream Theatre
Art for Impact celebrates arts capacity for social change. Their organization focuses on building communities, making connections, raising awareness through dialogue, motivating positive action and change, and encouraging personal growth. This time around, they are doing so by supporting the organization Evidence for Democracy. AFI has challenged their artists to create pieces centred around a theme of censorship.
In their piece Parental Discretion is Advised, Resounding Scream Theatre explores the ways in which we exercise personal forms of censorship - ways that may be positive or negative. They invite you to uncover the truth beneath the masks that we wear to protect ourselves or others.
Produced By: Art for Impact
Created By: Resounding Scream Theatre
Art for Impact celebrates arts capacity for social change. Their organization focuses on building communities, making connections, raising awareness through dialogue, motivating positive action and change, and encouraging personal growth. This time around, they are doing so by supporting the organization Evidence for Democracy. AFI has challenged their artists to create pieces centred around a theme of censorship.
In their piece Parental Discretion is Advised, Resounding Scream Theatre explores the ways in which we exercise personal forms of censorship - ways that may be positive or negative. They invite you to uncover the truth beneath the masks that we wear to protect ourselves or others.
Hive: the New Bees 3
June 10th-14th, 2013 @ Chapel Arts
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre & Friends
In the spirit of collaboration, Resounding Scream Theatre took on the production of the newest incarnation of the theatrical event inspired by the original Hive Collective. Resounding Scream will be presented Hive: The New Bees 3 summer of 2013. Last year, 12 companies came together to create an event full of creativity and passion. This year, 11 companies will again take the plunge sharing emerging art and innovation with East Vancouver.
Participating Companies...
1. Resounding Scream Theatre 2. rice & beans theatre
3. workingclasstheatre 4. Tyler Smith & Brad Tones
5. Psyche Theatre 6. Escaping Goat Productions
7. The Troika Collective 8. F29
9. Human Theatre Collective 10. Delinquent Theatre
11. Hong Kong Exile
(Image by Remy Sui)
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre & Friends
In the spirit of collaboration, Resounding Scream Theatre took on the production of the newest incarnation of the theatrical event inspired by the original Hive Collective. Resounding Scream will be presented Hive: The New Bees 3 summer of 2013. Last year, 12 companies came together to create an event full of creativity and passion. This year, 11 companies will again take the plunge sharing emerging art and innovation with East Vancouver.
Participating Companies...
1. Resounding Scream Theatre 2. rice & beans theatre
3. workingclasstheatre 4. Tyler Smith & Brad Tones
5. Psyche Theatre 6. Escaping Goat Productions
7. The Troika Collective 8. F29
9. Human Theatre Collective 10. Delinquent Theatre
11. Hong Kong Exile
(Image by Remy Sui)
Buzz Kill: Christmas with the New Bees
December 14th, 2012 @ Progress Lab 1422
By: Resounding Scream Theatre
Collaboration, innovation and cross-polination is not always an easy task. However, the success of Hive: The New Bees 2 showed us that it is possible. We are working hard to keep this spirit alive and are doing so by continuing with the Hive: The New Bees legacy producing a new incarnation for Spring of 2013. To help fund this event, we hosted Buzz Kill: Christmas with the New Bees, a Christmas Party Fundraiser.
Acts Included: Theatre Under the Gun Style performances, comedy and music with a festive holiday spin.
By: Resounding Scream Theatre
Collaboration, innovation and cross-polination is not always an easy task. However, the success of Hive: The New Bees 2 showed us that it is possible. We are working hard to keep this spirit alive and are doing so by continuing with the Hive: The New Bees legacy producing a new incarnation for Spring of 2013. To help fund this event, we hosted Buzz Kill: Christmas with the New Bees, a Christmas Party Fundraiser.
Acts Included: Theatre Under the Gun Style performances, comedy and music with a festive holiday spin.
Initiation Trilogy
October 15th-28th: @ Granville
Island
Produced By: Electric Company Theatre
In the tradition of such celebrated Canadian installation artists as Janet Cardiff and George Mueller, the viewer is given an intensely active role in the creation of the experience. Electric Company is inspired to combine this aesthetic quality with theatre’s capacity to tell a strong story within a communal or group experience wherein we break down the isolating components in our culture and encourage contact, collaboration and community.
Resounding Scream Theatre worked with Electric Company to help facilitate the audience
experience acting as shepherds guiding them through the journey of Director Anita Rocon's artistic
vision.
Director: Anita Rocon
http://www.electriccompanytheatre.com
Produced By: Electric Company Theatre
In the tradition of such celebrated Canadian installation artists as Janet Cardiff and George Mueller, the viewer is given an intensely active role in the creation of the experience. Electric Company is inspired to combine this aesthetic quality with theatre’s capacity to tell a strong story within a communal or group experience wherein we break down the isolating components in our culture and encourage contact, collaboration and community.
Resounding Scream Theatre worked with Electric Company to help facilitate the audience
experience acting as shepherds guiding them through the journey of Director Anita Rocon's artistic
vision.
Director: Anita Rocon
http://www.electriccompanytheatre.com
The Troubles (Re-Write/Re-Mount)
September 6th-16th 2012: @ The Vancouver Fringe Festival
*Available to Tour
By: Resounding Scream Theatre, Hosted by The Vancouver Fringe Festival
"What would they call you? Not your name, love…your side?"
A story based on personal accounts of individuals living through conflict in Northern Ireland, The Troubles is a thought-provoking one woman show that draws upon the voices of five distinct characters to explore questions around community, morality, and loyalty. A boundary-pushing story of love and violence, The Troubles speaks that which has been forgotten.
Producer(s): Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Playwright: Stephanie Henderson
Director: Catherine Ballachey
Assistant Director: Linda Pitt
Dramaturg: Anne-Sophie Woolnough
Stage Manager: Celina Caputi
Featuring: Stephanie Henderson
(Photo by Everett Jelley)
*Available to Tour
By: Resounding Scream Theatre, Hosted by The Vancouver Fringe Festival
"What would they call you? Not your name, love…your side?"
A story based on personal accounts of individuals living through conflict in Northern Ireland, The Troubles is a thought-provoking one woman show that draws upon the voices of five distinct characters to explore questions around community, morality, and loyalty. A boundary-pushing story of love and violence, The Troubles speaks that which has been forgotten.
Producer(s): Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Playwright: Stephanie Henderson
Director: Catherine Ballachey
Assistant Director: Linda Pitt
Dramaturg: Anne-Sophie Woolnough
Stage Manager: Celina Caputi
Featuring: Stephanie Henderson
(Photo by Everett Jelley)
Christmas Eve In Saigon
July 27th 2012: @ The Vancouver East Cultural Centre Culture Lab, Vancouver
Produced By: Neanderthal Festival
Christmas Eve in Saigon is the latest script in the works for Resounding Scream Theatre. Catherine Ballachey is in the development/creation stages of this script that was performed in a staged reading at the Neanderthal Festival this year. Stay tuned for information on upcoming workshops. To inquire about this project, feel free to contact Catherine directly. Click Contact Us for further information.
Playwright: Catherine Ballachey
Dramaturg: Tara Harris
Featuring: Sean Marshall, Stephanie Henderson, Tristan Bacon and Aileen Yoon
Produced By: Neanderthal Festival
Christmas Eve in Saigon is the latest script in the works for Resounding Scream Theatre. Catherine Ballachey is in the development/creation stages of this script that was performed in a staged reading at the Neanderthal Festival this year. Stay tuned for information on upcoming workshops. To inquire about this project, feel free to contact Catherine directly. Click Contact Us for further information.
Playwright: Catherine Ballachey
Dramaturg: Tara Harris
Featuring: Sean Marshall, Stephanie Henderson, Tristan Bacon and Aileen Yoon
Art For Impact: Eye to I
June 8th-9th, 2012: @ Moberly Arts and Culture Centre, Vancouver
Produced By: Art for Impact
An inspiring evening of dance, theatre, and music works exploring the theme of "eye to i"- acknowledging that placing yourself in another's circumstance cultivates a deeper understanding and appreciation of not only others, but of yourself.
All proceeds from the event are going to LEAP (Learning for the Empowerment and Advancement of Palestinians), an organization dedicated to (1) providing those from other countries opportunities to personally witness the plight of Palestinians, and (2) empowering Palestinian refugee youth through education.
Resounding Scream's creative contribution, I Am..., explores the experience of tracking "Eye" to "I"; how you see yourself and others in the physically and how that is reflected back influencing how we put ourselves out into the world. It literally fleshes out the experiences of Catherine Ballachey by tracking them like a map on the body: scars, marks and memories.
Playwright: Catherine Ballachey
Director: Stephanie Henderson
Featuring: Catherine Ballachey
Produced By: Art for Impact
An inspiring evening of dance, theatre, and music works exploring the theme of "eye to i"- acknowledging that placing yourself in another's circumstance cultivates a deeper understanding and appreciation of not only others, but of yourself.
All proceeds from the event are going to LEAP (Learning for the Empowerment and Advancement of Palestinians), an organization dedicated to (1) providing those from other countries opportunities to personally witness the plight of Palestinians, and (2) empowering Palestinian refugee youth through education.
Resounding Scream's creative contribution, I Am..., explores the experience of tracking "Eye" to "I"; how you see yourself and others in the physically and how that is reflected back influencing how we put ourselves out into the world. It literally fleshes out the experiences of Catherine Ballachey by tracking them like a map on the body: scars, marks and memories.
Playwright: Catherine Ballachey
Director: Stephanie Henderson
Featuring: Catherine Ballachey
Hive: The New Bees 2
May 24th-26th, 2012: @ Chapel Arts, Vancouver
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
The "Hive" structure was birthed by a number of professional companies in Vancouver (formerly The Hive Collective, now known as The Progress Lab). The idea is that a number of participating companies will all perform simultaneously in the same venue providing the opportunity for audience members to see multiple performances under one roof. The goal for Hive: The New Bees 2 is to provide the opportunity for recently graduated artists from Simon Fraser University and other Post-Secondary institutions to share their work with audiences in the city that fostered their learning and fuels their fires.
Publicity/Marketing Producer: Catherine Ballachey
Venue Producer: Stephanie Henderson
Finance Manager: Anne-Sophie Woolnough
Event Technical Director: Jordan Bovin
Event Stage Manager: Celina Caputi
Check out the Hive: The New Bees 2 Event Blog - CLICK HERE
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Participating Companies/Performance Groups
1. Resounding Scream Theatre 2. F29
3. The Troika Collective 4. rice & beans theatre
5. Human Theatre Collective 6. Hardline Productions
7. Working Class Theatre 8. Tyler Smith & Brad Tones
9. Psyche Theatre 10. Two Wrongs that Write
11. Escaping Goat Productions 12. In Falling Company
Bands/Comedy Groups
1. Thursday Night: Criminal Caterpillars
2. Friday Night: Open Mic featuring David Maclean, Jacob Samuels, Graham Ballachey and more!
3. Saturday Night: The Gal Pal DJ's
(Poster by Emily Ross)
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
The "Hive" structure was birthed by a number of professional companies in Vancouver (formerly The Hive Collective, now known as The Progress Lab). The idea is that a number of participating companies will all perform simultaneously in the same venue providing the opportunity for audience members to see multiple performances under one roof. The goal for Hive: The New Bees 2 is to provide the opportunity for recently graduated artists from Simon Fraser University and other Post-Secondary institutions to share their work with audiences in the city that fostered their learning and fuels their fires.
Publicity/Marketing Producer: Catherine Ballachey
Venue Producer: Stephanie Henderson
Finance Manager: Anne-Sophie Woolnough
Event Technical Director: Jordan Bovin
Event Stage Manager: Celina Caputi
Check out the Hive: The New Bees 2 Event Blog - CLICK HERE
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Participating Companies/Performance Groups
1. Resounding Scream Theatre 2. F29
3. The Troika Collective 4. rice & beans theatre
5. Human Theatre Collective 6. Hardline Productions
7. Working Class Theatre 8. Tyler Smith & Brad Tones
9. Psyche Theatre 10. Two Wrongs that Write
11. Escaping Goat Productions 12. In Falling Company
Bands/Comedy Groups
1. Thursday Night: Criminal Caterpillars
2. Friday Night: Open Mic featuring David Maclean, Jacob Samuels, Graham Ballachey and more!
3. Saturday Night: The Gal Pal DJ's
(Poster by Emily Ross)
Kitchen Sink
December 8th, 2011: @ The Russian Hall, Vancouver
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
For one night and one night only, Vancouver performers live out your wildest theatrical dreams or your most guilty performance pleasure. Kitchen Sink (as in, everything but the) is a smorgasbord of theatre, film, comedy, music, and even a dance party all dedicated to the campy secret desires of the "artiste."
Producer: Catherine Ballachey
Production Assistant: Aliya Griffin
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
For one night and one night only, Vancouver performers live out your wildest theatrical dreams or your most guilty performance pleasure. Kitchen Sink (as in, everything but the) is a smorgasbord of theatre, film, comedy, music, and even a dance party all dedicated to the campy secret desires of the "artiste."
Producer: Catherine Ballachey
Production Assistant: Aliya Griffin
Art for Impact Presents: 12 Ways to Make Light In The Dark
December 3rd, 2011: @ The Vinegar Factory, Vancouver
Produced By: Art for Impact
This instalment of Art for Impact will be donating proceeds to Caleb's Hope. Please click Caleb's Hope for their website. The Resounding Scream Theatre piece, in collaboration with artist Aliya Griffin, is an interactive instillation titled Set a Candle in the Window. The piece, including audio recording and live perogiee creation, explored how individuals have made light in the dark in their own past.
Creators: Catherine Ballachey and Aliya Griffin
Featuring: Catherine Ballachey and Aliya Griffin
Produced By: Art for Impact
This instalment of Art for Impact will be donating proceeds to Caleb's Hope. Please click Caleb's Hope for their website. The Resounding Scream Theatre piece, in collaboration with artist Aliya Griffin, is an interactive instillation titled Set a Candle in the Window. The piece, including audio recording and live perogiee creation, explored how individuals have made light in the dark in their own past.
Creators: Catherine Ballachey and Aliya Griffin
Featuring: Catherine Ballachey and Aliya Griffin
The Troubles
September 8th-11th 2011: @ The Nanaimo Fringetastic Festival
August 24th-September 4th 2011: @ The Victoria Fringe Festival
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
"What would they call you? Not your name, love…your side?"
A story based on personal accounts of individuals living through conflict in Northern Ireland, The Troubles is a thought-provoking one woman show that draws upon the voices of five distinct characters to explore questions around community, morality, and loyalty. A boundary-pushing story of love and violence, The Troubles speaks that which has been forgotten.
Producer(s): Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey - Hosted by Fringetastic and Victoria Fringe Festival
Playwright: Stephanie Henderson
Director: Catherine Ballachey
Assistant Director: Linda Pitt
Dramaturg/Production Manager: Anne-Sophie Woolnough
Stage Manager: Jessica Han
Featuring: Stephanie Henderson
(Poster by Arthur Yee, Photo's by Everett Jelley)
August 24th-September 4th 2011: @ The Victoria Fringe Festival
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
"What would they call you? Not your name, love…your side?"
A story based on personal accounts of individuals living through conflict in Northern Ireland, The Troubles is a thought-provoking one woman show that draws upon the voices of five distinct characters to explore questions around community, morality, and loyalty. A boundary-pushing story of love and violence, The Troubles speaks that which has been forgotten.
Producer(s): Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey - Hosted by Fringetastic and Victoria Fringe Festival
Playwright: Stephanie Henderson
Director: Catherine Ballachey
Assistant Director: Linda Pitt
Dramaturg/Production Manager: Anne-Sophie Woolnough
Stage Manager: Jessica Han
Featuring: Stephanie Henderson
(Poster by Arthur Yee, Photo's by Everett Jelley)
August 2011 Co-Production
August 3rd-7th 2011: @ Little Mountain Gallery, Vancvouver
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre and The Troika Collective
Simultaneously creating original pieces reflecting their respective heritage, both groups decided to join forces to create an intimately personal an engaging double bill - Troika and The Troubles.
The Troubles Troika
Producers: Stephanie Henderson and Producers: Aliya Griffin, Natalie Shneck and Catherine Ballachey Lauren Kresowaty
Playwright: Stephanie Henderson Creators/Performers: Aliya Griffin, Natalie
Director: Catherine Ballachey Shneck and Lauren Kresowaty
Assistant Director: Linda Pitt Stage Manager: Jessica Han
Stage Manager: Jessica Han Production Manager: Gina Readman
Featuring: Stephanie Henderson
Dramaturg: Anne-Sophie Woolnough
Production Manager: Gina Readman
Set Construction: Trevor Henderson
(Poster by Arthur Yee, The Troubles photo by Everett Jelley)
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre and The Troika Collective
Simultaneously creating original pieces reflecting their respective heritage, both groups decided to join forces to create an intimately personal an engaging double bill - Troika and The Troubles.
The Troubles Troika
Producers: Stephanie Henderson and Producers: Aliya Griffin, Natalie Shneck and Catherine Ballachey Lauren Kresowaty
Playwright: Stephanie Henderson Creators/Performers: Aliya Griffin, Natalie
Director: Catherine Ballachey Shneck and Lauren Kresowaty
Assistant Director: Linda Pitt Stage Manager: Jessica Han
Stage Manager: Jessica Han Production Manager: Gina Readman
Featuring: Stephanie Henderson
Dramaturg: Anne-Sophie Woolnough
Production Manager: Gina Readman
Set Construction: Trevor Henderson
(Poster by Arthur Yee, The Troubles photo by Everett Jelley)
Brink: A Farce Tragedy
August 11th-14th 2010: @ The Havana Theatre, Vancouver
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
In Brink: A Farce Tragedy, we find ourselves in a brief moment between war epics: the end of the Trojan War and the beginning of the Greeks’ journey home. A contemporary adaptation of a Greek classic, the action takes place in a ruined army barrack and follows Hecuba, the Queen of Troy, as she prepares to be handed over to the Greeks as a slave. Torn between resistance and the inevitable, she evaluates her position as new leader of the ruined city and faces the absurdity of her situation. Many of the city’s leftover women come to her for help and inspiration, but they slowly realize the reality of their fate.
Producers: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Playwright: Catherine Ballachey
Director: Stephanie Henderson
Stage Manager: Jessica Han
Featuring: Aliya Griffin, Aileen Yoon, Jessica Dunfield, Nikki Hockey, Anjela Magpantay, Stevie Benisch, Manuela Sosa and Victoria Lyons
(Poster by Arthur Yee)
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
In Brink: A Farce Tragedy, we find ourselves in a brief moment between war epics: the end of the Trojan War and the beginning of the Greeks’ journey home. A contemporary adaptation of a Greek classic, the action takes place in a ruined army barrack and follows Hecuba, the Queen of Troy, as she prepares to be handed over to the Greeks as a slave. Torn between resistance and the inevitable, she evaluates her position as new leader of the ruined city and faces the absurdity of her situation. Many of the city’s leftover women come to her for help and inspiration, but they slowly realize the reality of their fate.
Producers: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Playwright: Catherine Ballachey
Director: Stephanie Henderson
Stage Manager: Jessica Han
Featuring: Aliya Griffin, Aileen Yoon, Jessica Dunfield, Nikki Hockey, Anjela Magpantay, Stevie Benisch, Manuela Sosa and Victoria Lyons
(Poster by Arthur Yee)
Let Me Tell You
July 9th, 2010: @ The PAL Theatre, Vancouver
Produced By: Ray Mos and CarliAnne Forthun
The oppression and objectification of women has not always been inflicted by their male counterparts. Though this treatment has, in the past, been deeply seeded by men, the women are just as guilty. Join two Secretarial Managers at a prestigious law firm as the educate their newest secretary on how to properly conduct herself at “Goldman, Saksman and Weiss”.
Producers: Ray Mos and CarliAnne Forthun
Creators: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Featuring: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Produced By: Ray Mos and CarliAnne Forthun
The oppression and objectification of women has not always been inflicted by their male counterparts. Though this treatment has, in the past, been deeply seeded by men, the women are just as guilty. Join two Secretarial Managers at a prestigious law firm as the educate their newest secretary on how to properly conduct herself at “Goldman, Saksman and Weiss”.
Producers: Ray Mos and CarliAnne Forthun
Creators: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Featuring: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Meet The Chapeltons
May 29th, 2010: @ The Chapel, Burnaby
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
A short piece created especially for the Resounding Scream Theatre/rice & beans theatre Fundraiser, this 10 minute sketch highlights what happens when the popular computer game Sims comes to life. The audience gets the opportunity to meet Mark, Maria and Mandy Chapelton, a dysfunctional family hiding behind lies, secrets and denial. This is, afterall, still a game and in order for a game to be interactive, it must be played. Manuela takes control inviting the audience to participate in the life of this family , a world that can change with every single decision made.
Producers: Stephanie Henderson, Catherine Ballachey, Derek Chan and Pedro Chamale
Creators: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Co-Directors: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Featuring: Daniella Atiencia, Tyler Smith, Jessica Dunfield and Manuela Sosa
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
A short piece created especially for the Resounding Scream Theatre/rice & beans theatre Fundraiser, this 10 minute sketch highlights what happens when the popular computer game Sims comes to life. The audience gets the opportunity to meet Mark, Maria and Mandy Chapelton, a dysfunctional family hiding behind lies, secrets and denial. This is, afterall, still a game and in order for a game to be interactive, it must be played. Manuela takes control inviting the audience to participate in the life of this family , a world that can change with every single decision made.
Producers: Stephanie Henderson, Catherine Ballachey, Derek Chan and Pedro Chamale
Creators: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Co-Directors: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Featuring: Daniella Atiencia, Tyler Smith, Jessica Dunfield and Manuela Sosa
Trojan Women . . .
August 5th-9th, 2009: @ Carousel Theatre, Vancouver
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
The historic Trojan War is remembered for many things: the Trojan Horse, the deaths of Hector and Achilles…but what about the women? Euripides sought to uncover this mystery in his mythological classic, Trojan Women. Many of the issues that Euripides raised in this tragedy – abandonment, enigma, hierarchy and hopelessness – are reflected in the world that we live in today. Through Resounding Scream Theatre’s contemporary adaptation, trojan women… enters a world already shattered, already wounded, already dead. Through the merging of modern and traditional theme’s and language, Resounding Scream Theatre hopes to make the men and women of this Greek tragedy, men and women who once seemed so far removed from our reality, become relatable by sourcing events from the world around us. Come join us for a walk through the past to a war that never ended…
Producers: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Playwrights: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Director: Stephanie Henderson
Featuring: Jodii Grono, Stevie Benisch, Jessica Dunfield, Anjela Magpantay, Marcela Caceres, Tyler Smith and
Derek Chan
(Photo by Trevor Henderson)
Produced By: Resounding Scream Theatre
The historic Trojan War is remembered for many things: the Trojan Horse, the deaths of Hector and Achilles…but what about the women? Euripides sought to uncover this mystery in his mythological classic, Trojan Women. Many of the issues that Euripides raised in this tragedy – abandonment, enigma, hierarchy and hopelessness – are reflected in the world that we live in today. Through Resounding Scream Theatre’s contemporary adaptation, trojan women… enters a world already shattered, already wounded, already dead. Through the merging of modern and traditional theme’s and language, Resounding Scream Theatre hopes to make the men and women of this Greek tragedy, men and women who once seemed so far removed from our reality, become relatable by sourcing events from the world around us. Come join us for a walk through the past to a war that never ended…
Producers: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Playwrights: Stephanie Henderson and Catherine Ballachey
Director: Stephanie Henderson
Featuring: Jodii Grono, Stevie Benisch, Jessica Dunfield, Anjela Magpantay, Marcela Caceres, Tyler Smith and
Derek Chan
(Photo by Trevor Henderson)
