Limited parking is available on site.īrock’s Three Minute Thesis winner Kaitlyn Kerridge, and award winners Shasha Hu and Jonathan Brower all spoke at the Graduate Student Awards and Donor Recognition Celebration on Thursday, May 10. Tickets are $5 (plus taxes and fees) and are available for purchase through the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre online box office or by phone at 90.įor more information and showtimes visit the DART web page. Walker Theatre of the MIWSFPA, located at 15 Artists’ Common in downtown St. Sunday on the Rocks runs from Friday, April 12 to Sunday, April 14 at the Marilyn I. Her other notable plays include Seminar, starring Alan Rickman, Dead Accounts, starring Katie Holmes, and most recently, the 2018 Broadway hit Bernhardt/Hamlet, starring Janet McTeer. Rebeck, who has four plays under her belt, was presented the PEN/Laura Pels Award in 2010 and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 2013. “Living in 1994, they are struggling with all the same issues that women face today, but without the short-hand to talk about it that we’ve developed in the past 25 years with the rise of the #MeToo movement.”Īssistant Director Colin Williams added: “Theresa Rebeck’s writing never shies away from difficult and sensitive subjects, is never preachy and is, above all, funny.” It features the talents of fourth-year Dramatic Arts students Adria Dearden, Kristina Ojaperv, Tsipporah Shendroff and Catherine Tait as the cast, and is being staged by the production team comprised of Alicia Bender, Whitney Braybrook-Byl, Leah Eichler, Juan-Carlos Figueroa, Heather Janser, Holly Kurelek, Ryan Mahon, Emma McCormick, Mae Smith and Geoff Turner.ĭirector and course instructor Neil Silcox said he was drawn to this play because of the rich and complex characters. Set in 1994, Sunday on the Rocks is a comedic drama about four roommates stepping into adulthood and struggling with issues of harassment, sexual assault and abortion. Walker Theatre on Friday, April 12 and runs until Sunday, April 14. The show is produced by students in the University’s DART 4F56 class, under the company name Over Head Theatre, and is the follow-up to their successful first production A History of Everything.

Walker School of Fine and Performing Arts (MIWSFPA) this April with their production of Sunday on the Rocks. (From The Brock News, Friday, Ma| By: Sarah Ackles)īrock Dramatic Arts students are bringing the work of Broadway heavyweight Theresa Rebeck to the Marilyn I.

Walker School of Fine & Performing Arts from Friday, April 12 to Sunday, April 14.

Produced by dramatic arts students under the company name OverHead Theatre, the show is being staged at the Marilyn I. Brock dramatic arts students and cast members Catherine Tait, left, and Kristina Ojaperv rehearse for their upcoming production of Sunday on the Rocks.

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