OVERVIEW
Role | Voice Type | Range ? | Character Description |
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Soon | middle-low | A2-G4 | A father |
Late | middle | C3-E4 | His adult son |
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SYNOPSIS
Content warning: gun violence, strong language, terminal illness, attempted assisted suicide
A father and son argue in a dark alley. The father, sick with a tumour "the size of a fig" in his brain, begs his son to end his life. When the gun they're using fails and the son panics, the father offers comfort and encouragement in the form of a lullaby.
A father and son argue in a dark alley. The father, sick with a tumour "the size of a fig" in his brain, begs his son to end his life. When the gun they're using fails and the son panics, the father offers comfort and encouragement in the form of a lullaby.
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PREMIERE PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Role | Name |
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Soon | Peter McGillivray |
Late | Keith Klassen |
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Premiere Production Team:
Role | Name |
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Stage Director | Michael Mori |
Music Director | Gregory Oh |
Music Director | Jennifer Tung |
Stage Manager | Joanna Barrotta |
Lighting Designer | Jason Hand |
Set & Costume Designer | Denyse Karn |
Backstage Assistant | Ariel Martin-Smith |
Production Assistant | Jordan Baxter |
Technician | Joseph Patrick |
Dramaturge | Michael Albano |
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