Poverty Cove’s adaptation of Lisa Moore’s Grace opens on the Arts and Culture Centre mainstage next week! Meet the talented members of the cast and crew who have been working hard to bring this piece to life.
Tickets are available now from the ACC box office. Click the link here!
Performers:
Aiden Flynn (Philip), Craig Francis-Power (Frank Harvey), Deidre Gillard-Rowlings (Constance), Meghan Greeley (Sadie), Darryl Hopkins (Glen Marshall), Amelia Manuel (Eleanor), Andrea Duff (Chorus), Martin Vallee (Chorus), Hilary Walsh (Chorus)
Creative Team:
Megan Gail Coles (Playwright), Lisa Moore (Author), Emma Tibaldo (Director), Marie Jones (Assistant Director), Lynn Panting (Choreography and Movement Director)
Designers:
Don Ellis (Sound Designer), Elizabeth Perry (Costume Designer), Renate Pohl (Set and Lighting Designer)
Production:
Nefren Feizo-Gas (Stage Manager), Patrick Foran (Production Manager), Spencer Bellows (Production Mentee), Sara Dorey (Scene Painter), Jack Soucy (Scene Painter), Audrey Gerow (Props and Set Assistant)
ABOUT THE SHOW:
At the heart of everything is the question of behaving with grace.
Eleanor’s marriage is imploding at her best friend’s wedding party. Her husband Phillip is there too, falling in love with someone else. As Eleanor attempts to navigate the tumultuous affair in full view of all in attendance, her friends (and foes) intervene and interfere in the hopes of preventing (or causing) a dust up all while drinking and dancing into the wee hours of the next day. It is a Newfoundland wedding full of love and rackets. From Megan Gail Coles comes a new play adapted from Lisa Moore’s novella of the same name, Grace is equal parts guts and grit. Sometimes it is okay to be messy, sometimes it’s not.
See Grace at the ACC April 25 to 27. Get your tickets here!