Pride and Prejudice
Adapted from the Novel by Jane Austen
Directed by Rebecca Northan
Age Recommendation: 10+
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Hang on to your bonnets! A fresh take on the classic Austen romance of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy.
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They’re the Bennets that you love, and they’re in it to win it (as far as love and marriage are concerned). This time, nothing is off limits – if it means securing a husband and a home for all your sisters.
Jane is still the beauty, Mary is ghastly-as-ever, Lydia is ready to stir things up, and Lizzy is having none of it. Marriage, shmarriage!
In this laugh-out-loud adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic work, Kate Hamill deftly infuses the beloved Bennets, Bingleys, and Darcys with even more saucy irreverence for society’s expectations; the pearls are clutched, the waistlines are empire, the balls are ballistic, and the genders are bending. Through it all, the timeless love story of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy captures the hearts of dear readers, and brand-new Austen fans alike.
With a cult following of her own, the award-winning and incorrigible Rebecca Northan (Blind Date, Every Brilliant Thing) will direct the production on the Grand Theatre’s Spriet Stage.
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AFTERWORDS
On select Wednesday evenings, immediately after the performance, join host Breanne Ritchie in theatre's lounge for a brief guided discussion with guest artists, creative team members, and Grand staff members.
TEA TALKS
Join us for creative conversations pre-show with host Rachel Peake and special guests connected to the show. Tea Talks begin at 12:00pm before the Wednesday 1:00pm matinée.
The Cast
Theatre Credits (Selected): Citronella (Gravenhurst Opera House); Twelfth Night, Souls of the Shield Part 1-4 (Timberbeast Productions); Oh, What A Lovely War (Hart House Theatre); Hamlet, All’s Well That Ends Well (Canadian Stage).
Film and TV Credits: The Apprentice, A Knights War
Other: Graduate BFA Acting Conservatory at York University. www.raechelcolettefisher.com/
Theatre Credits (Selected): Hamlet (CanStage); Grand Magic, A Wrinkle In Time, The Miser, Richard iii, r+j (Stratford Festival); The gruesome terror & most brave triumph of Bluebeard's Bride, The Madwoman of Chaillot (The Lunar Stratagem); Portraits, Patterns, Possibilities (Culcha Works); The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Lower Ossington Theatre).
Other: Graduate of the MFA Program at York University, Birmingham Conservatory for Classical Theatre, Factory Mechanicals @beckklloyd
Theatre Credits (Selected): Alphonse (Pleasance Edinburgh Fringe/Theaturtle/Carousel Vancouver); All I Want for Christmas (Centaur); Ricki (Scapegoat Carnivale); Landscape Grindr (La Chapelle); L’amoure looks something like you, Roi Lear (Théâtre Denise Pelletier); be careful with each other so we can be dangerous together (GCTC); Trans Gemmes 2.0 (Buddies in Bad Times); La Somnambule (Cabal).
Film and TV Credits (Selected): Really Happy Someday (Spindle Films); Ominous (Fibe TV1); Celestine (Slykid); Pandora’s Box (Rotin); Bleach (Leitmotiv); Bleach (Eyedance); Check ta chatte (Fittonia).
Other: Find out about Lior’s multidisciplinary work at www.liormaharjan.com.
Theatre Credits (Selected): Paradise Square (original Broadway cast); Evita, The Prom (Drayton); Matilda (1st National tour/Toronto company); Sunday in the Park with George (Eclipse); The Secret Garden (Theatre Calgary); Fun Home, Pride and Prejudice (Arts Club); Hamlet (SLSF); Edges, Retold (Musical Stage); Intimate Apparel (WJT); Fiddler on the Roof, Beauty and the Beast (Stage West); Boeing Boeing (Magnus); The Sound of Music (TIP).
Film and TV (selected): The Handmaid’s Tale, Workin’ Moms, Good Witch, Reign, 12 Monkeys, Murdoch Mysteries
Theatre Credits (Selected): Gypsy, Gaslight, The Importance of Being Earnest (Shaw Festival); A Dolls House Part 2, The Audience (RMTC/Mirvish); Breath of Kings, Romeo and Juliet, Fiddler on the Roof (Stratford Festival).
Film and TV Credits: Delia’s Gone (Lumanity); Saving Hope (eOne); Anne of Green Gables (Breakthrough); Bomb Girls (Global).
Other: Playwright: The Last Wife, The Virgin Trial, Mother’s Daughter (premiered at Stratford Festival, more than 30 productions nationally and internationally); Cyrano de Bergerac (adaptation premiered at Shaw Festival) www.katehennig.com
Creative Team
Theatre credits (selected): Goblin:Macbeth (Stratford Festival/Bard on the Beach/The Shakespeare Company); The Miser (assistant director, Stratford Festival); All I Want for Christmas (Centaur Theatre); Zorro:Family Code (Alberta Theatre Projects); JACK! A Beanstalk Panto (Capitol Theatre).
Film & TV: This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Being Erica (CBC); Alice-I Think (CTV, Comedy Network); The Foundation (Showcase)
Other: Rebecca teaches improvisation through her company Spontaneous Theatre website: spontaneoustheatre.ca
Other: Brandon is a set and costume designer based in Hamilton with work appearing on stages across Canada. He’s had the pleasure to design at The Stratford Festival, Drayton Entertainment, Mirvish Productions, Theatre Aquarius, Canadian Stage Co., The Globe Theatre, Young Peoples Theatre, Neptune Theatre, Sudbury Theatre Centre, Buddies In Bad Times, Thousand Islands Playhouse and countless other independent companies across our country. Brandon is a multiple Dora award nominee and two time winner. For more information and to see his portfolio please visit www.brandonkleimandesign.com
Theatre Credits (Selected): King James (Theatre Aquarius/ATP); CRAZE (Tarragon); Get That Hope (Stratford); seven methods of killing kylie jenner (Crow’s/Obsidian); Woking Phoenix (TPM/Silk Bath Collective).
Other: Two-time Dora Mavor Moore Award recipient for Love You Wrong Time. www.maddiebautista.com
Theatre Credits (Selected): Love’s Labour’s Lost, Hamlet-911, A Festival Queerstory, The Front Page, The Komagata Maru Incident (Stratford Festival); The Sound of Music, Hairspray (Drayton Entertainment); Le Bal (Theatre Plus); Not Wanted on the Voyage (Canadian Stage Company); 2 years in London England’s West End.
Opera Credits (Selected): 12 seasons with Opera Lyra Ottawa, 10 seasons with Hawaii Opera Theatre, 7 seasons with Orchestra London and Opera Pacific Victoria, 16 seasons with Opera Hamilton / Opera Ontario, Wagner’s Ring Cycle - Götterdämmerung for the Canadian Opera Company, and Idomeneo for Opera Atelier.
Theatre Credits (Selected): Hamlet-911, Hosanna, The Tempest (Stratford Festival); The Birds and the Bees, Aladdin: The Panto, Snow White: The Panto, Weekend Comedy, Perfect Wedding (Drayton Entertainment); The Fixer-Upper, It’s Your Funeral, Lunenburg, Buying the Farm, Birds of a Feather, Storm Warning, Wrong for Each Other, Knickers! A Brief Comedy (Port Stanley Festival Theatre); The Normal Heart (Studio 180/Buddies in Bad TimesTheatre); Forests (Tarragon Theatre); Beauty and the Beast (Silver Mist Productions).
Other: Love to Michael and Charlie.