22, 2020 –

Festival Sponsor FEBRUARY 12 FEBRUARY

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre presents THE RHUBARB FESTIVAL

Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 1 2020-01-20 12:15 PM About Rhubarb Canada’s longest-running new works festival transforms Buddies into a hotbed of experimentation, with artists exploring new possibilities in theatre, dance, music, and performance art. Back this year for its 41st edition, Rhubarb is the place to see the most adventurous ideas in performance and to catch your favourite artists venturing into uncharted territory.

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre is situated on the traditional lands of the Haudenosaunee, the Anishinaabe, and the Wendat, and the treaty territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit. We acknowledge them and any other Nations who care for the land (acknowledged and unacknowledged, recorded and unrecorded) as the past, present and future caretakers of this land, referred to as Tkaronto (“Where The Trees Meet The Water”; “The Gathering Place”). Buddies is honoured to be a home for queer, trans and 2-Spirit artists on these storied and sacred lands that have been stewarded by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years before the arrival of colonial settlers.

Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 2 2020-01-20 12:15 PM A Message from the Curatorial Collective An entire continent is on fire, Facebook’s immovable ad policy now determines truth in politics, and this country’s ongoing project of genocide continues. The inexorable truth of democracy? Progress comes slowly. But, this is Rhubarb. And for the 41st festival, we begin with an offering. Of and for the future. With the plurality of our artists’ voices, we’re attempting to collectively conjure radical futures. Rhubarb has always existed as a container for our wildest artistic experiments. But, this is not futurism. There are no flying cars here. Instead, this is a real attempt to dismantle the systems that are as oppressive as they are governing. The artists in this year’s festival prioritize process over product, and in doing so mutate our notions of what art-making and art-watching can be. These are artists who allow themselves to fail. Because where failure has always been paramount to artistic development, the ability to fail— within a prevailing model of scarcity—continues to be rooted in privilege. Ultimately, this year’s festival is an experiment in density: where ideas co-exist in psychic and physical space, where past, present, and future collide, and where the accumulated impact remains unknown. It starts with an offering and it ends with an intention: that you, as audience member, engage actively in this festival and in the unknown and use these moments to reflect, to dialogue, and to imagine. Because when we collectively imagine the future, we can maybe, just maybe, change our present. This is Rhubarb. Welcome. Vanden Boomen, Theresa Cutknife, Claudia Edwards, Clayton Lee + Victoria Mata

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 3 2020-01-20 12:15 PM Buddies in Bad Times Theatre presents THE RHUBARB FESTIVAL FEBRUARY 12–22, 2020

festival director CABARET CREW CREW CLAYTON LEE lighting designer MATTY ARMOUR REBECCA LUKE DOBSON curatorial collective VANDEVELDE MIKE DOWDALL VANDEN BOOMEN stage manager DAVID FISHER THERESA CUTKNIFE GEORGIA LIDIA FOOTE CLAUDIA EDWARDS PRIESTLY-BROWN* IAN KELLY CLAYTON LEE house technician DIANA LOPEZ SOTO VICTORIA MATA STEPH RAPOSO SEBASTIAN MARZIALI production assistant AIDAN SHEPHERD head of production MATTY ARMOUR KIT SIMMONS CHARISSA WILCOX CHAMBER CREW technical director PROGRAMME lighting designer JACQUELINE COSTA JENNIFER LENNON Design Lucinda stage manager Wallace VICTORIA WANG * Photography house technician Tanja-Tiziana AMBER PATTISON Styling production assistant Vanessa Magic AIDAN SHEPHERD Robert Weir

* Appears with permission of the Canadian Actors Equity Association

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 4 2020-01-20 12:15 PM THE RHUBARB FESTIVAL How to Rhubarb

GENERAL SPECIAL THE EVENING PROGRAMMING PRESENTATIONS PASS Starting at 8PM*, there These shows are special This gets you into a whole are shows happening in events that happen night of Rhubarb and the both spaces at Buddies before or after the 7-ish shows that happen (the Cabaret and the regular program for one at Buddies that day. And Chamber), so when you night only. There are remember, Rhubarb starts arrive at the theatre pick also installations in the at 8PM and shows are the show you want to building that you can not individually ticketed. see first, and 30 minutes see before the shows So if you’re hoping to see later when it’s done you start, so be sure to show a show at, say, 9:30PM, can either stay where up early. Admission to the best way to avoid you are or move to the Special Presentations disappointment is to grab a other space for your next is included in your ticket in advance and arrive performance. There is Evening Pass. at the top of the evening. a different set of shows each week — so keep coming back. FOR TICKETS + MORE INFO *9PM on Wednesday, buddiesinbadtimes.com/rhubarb February 12

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 5 2020-01-20 12:15 PM WEEK 1 FEBRUARY 12–15 GENERAL PROGRAMMING WED starting at 9PM THURS – SAT starting at 8PM

IN THE IN THE CABARET CHAMBER Eat Me Pouin A womxn indulges in her endless taste A story (like all stories) to help guide for cake and capitalism. Come hungry: us through an irrational world and it’s gonna be nasty. point us toward home, Pouin delves the conceiver and the body into the urban, the rural, and a sense Desirée Leverenz of unbelonging. writer Smith Purdy The Parasite director Using mask, burlesque, fringe, pompoms, Elwood Jimmy and more, two performers delve into what producer it means for their queer bodies to create, Emma Smith gestate, and nurture. creators + performers ritual JAY NORTHCOTT + ALISHA VAN WIEREN [moment]um A dancer and a musician combine Scary Stories forces to explore and unravel the legacies they’ve inherited — deciding People of Colour what to hold onto, and when to let go Tell in the Dark in order to heal. musician Through the lenses of drag and the Rajna Swaminathan Black, Latinx and Asian diasporas, this dance artist reimagining of a classic horror anthology Nyda Kwasowsky asks how the things that scare us can bring us closer to our memories, our bodies, and each other. creators + performers Patrick Salvani/Ms Nookie Galore, Kamika Peters /Ursula Babb Galore + Franny Galore collaborators Saul Garcia Lopez, Kumari Giles, Khary Mathurin + Shirina Quereshi 6

Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 6 2020-01-20 12:15 PM Solo Presentations SPECIAL A different artist takes over the Chamber each night of Week One. PRESENTATIONS Sometimes Lao Thai February 12 February 12 at 5:30PM Uncouth, uncensored, and possibly This is how it begins. The Kong family undressed — Ursula Martinez gets transports their kitchen into the Chamber personal, political, and philosophical for a durational food-based performance. in this soul-baring solo performance Liz Kong, Tim Kong, Jailong Kong, that blends spoken word, performance Jadalynn Kong + Hazira Khalek art, and stand-up comedy. artist Ursula Martinez Practicing listening to the subterranean murmurs a few movements February 13 at 10PM February 13 It’s low rumbling unruly states and navigating Working its way back from middle age to control — what is done and doing to you, to us, a time of certainties, when summer nights to me, for us, for you, for me. A performance carried the promise of an entire future, interrogating thresholds, intimacy, and this piece deals in memories of space, city spectacle, on micro and macro levels. squares, cupboards, steep coastal roads, concept, choreography, performance + text windows, rooms without walls. Last Yearz Interesting Negro artist + creator sound design Josh Anio Grigg Francesco Gagliardi Immortal Bodies Adhina February 14 at 10PM February 14 Contemporary ballroom performance : “to listen, to hear, be informed about”. meets the timeless stories and figures An audio-visual, participatory meditation. of Greek antiquity, brought to you by Preparing for care, preparing for war. the House of Constantine and friends. artist curator + performer Nabil JoJo Constantine Performers Father Dutch Constantine, Mother Kida Constantine, TD Constantine, Legacy Constantine, Skinny Are You Constantine, Marlon 007, Tonee Pink Lady, Jimmy 007 Still Watching? + Zakiya Constantine February 15 After a lifetime of over-sharing herself online and in her art practice, Thirza Wiigwaasaatig Cuthand wonders whether she’s scaring February 15 at 10PM away potential partners. A confluence of words, sound, and writer, director + performer memory — the poetry of Arielle Twist Thirza Cuthand is paired with Ziibiwan’s tension-filled soundscapes. creators + performers Arielle Twist + Ziibiwan

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IN THE IN THE CABARET CHAMBER Spiral Life To All My Past, Present, A young Deaf woman faces communication barriers, rejection, and Future Lovers… and her own mortality as she visits her I’m Sorry mother in hospice. Performed in ASL Nickeshia Garrick lays it all bare and offers with English interpretation. up an apology for herself in this solo dance performer theatre piece. Tamyka Bullen choreographer, writer, co-director + dramaturg director + performer Alex Bulmer Nickeshia Garrick co-director mentor Kevin Ormsby Chelsea Dab-Hilke Trans Gemmes 2.0 mientras tanto // 缺口 Six trans women of colour are ready Two queer women of colour grapple with to fuck you up with their realness: it’s a the politics of their love and intimacy. girls’ night out gone wild complete with A physical theatre piece set in and around pillow fights, dancing, burger-eating, and their bed. a nosy step-father. creators + performers SOFIA RODRIGUEZ + LIZ DER performers + creators Gabe Maharjan, Leon Tsai, Mars Alexander, Nikki, Scarlett, X What’s Done Must Come director Music, movement, and poetry collide at Bilal Baig a dinner party. Delving into the sacred, producer the profane, and the prophetic, Buddies The AMY Project resident artists We Other Sons collective explore what sex and shame mean for Toxic People them as queer men of colour. Jilted X takes the audience through an co-creator + director exorcism ritual to show us just how easy DANIEL JELANI ELLIS it is to rid ourselves of toxic energy and co-creator + sound designer turn that frown upside down. OMAR DAVID RIVERO co-creators creators + performers DANIEL ANTONIO, MICHA EDWARDS, Tiffany Paige + Esther Splett DAVID LEWIS-PEART + ROEL TORRES

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 8 2020-01-20 12:15 PM SPECIAL INSTALLATIONS PRESENTATIONS Audience Handbook In 2012, Cara Spooner Queer Church Cabaret created the first iteration of February 19 at 10PM Audience Handbook. For this From poetry and experimental music year’s festival, 30 artists from to choreographed numbers, a group across the country have made of artists collectively conjures a vision their own. of a queer church. lead artist Boiband the Boyband Cara Spooner (Monica Garrido, Lucia Linares contributors Leon + Heath V. Salazar), Anonymous, Mikiki, Soft Honey, Tigerwing, Christina Battle, Freya Sofia Fly + Pickles Lavey Björg Olafson with Penny Olafson, Franco Boni, Erin Brubacher, Michael Caldwell, FRIDA Naomi Campbell, February 20 at 10PM Daniel Carter, Claudia Edwards, Jenn Goodwin, Violeta Luna channels Frida Kahlo as a Mel Hague, Erika manifestation of the women who question Hennebury, Rosina and push beyond the status quo, inviting Kazi, Erum Khan, James Knott, Serena Lee, the audience to witness or take part. Clayton Lee, Victoria performer Violeta Luna Mata, Evalyn Parry, Rui music David Molina Pimenta, Kim Simon, Sajdeep Soomal, Adrien video Roberto Varea Whan + Patricia Wilson Art Party Untitled Bathroom February 21 at 10PM A queer-art-party-performance cabaret Intervention A text-based intervention celebrating madness, sex, intimacy, and in the Buddies bathroom. the grotesque through sound-art, dance, and performance. artist Kenneth Koo Jord Camp, Brock Hessel, Steff Juniper, R. Flex, Kenton Smith + Yovska A Manifesto in Support of the My Last American Dollar: Death of the Festival Round 1. Tricking and Flipping Coins: Making A Manifesto in Support of Dollars Hit, Round 2. Black Angels in the Infield: the Death of the Festival Dripping Faggot Sweat, Round 3. Whatchu is a manifesto in support Gonna Do: Marvelous like Marva of the death of the festival, February 22 at 10PM appearing for the first time as Locker rooms, strip clubs, waiting rooms, a printed text, slapped on the church pews, field days. My Last American house where Rhubarb lives. Dollar celebrates and ruminates on the artist forms in which black and brown people Shannon Cochrane hold space for each other: to resist, to slow designer down, to delight, and to survive. Lisa Kiss artist Keijaun Thomas 9

Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 9 2020-01-20 12:15 PM Join the Conversation We want to hear what you have to say. From your experience in our building to your thoughts about what happens on stage, your opinion matters to us and we hope you’ll share it. REWARDS Joining the conversation is also a great way to show your support. Over half our audience comes to Buddies because they heard something great from a friend, so if you like what you see help us spread the word. #RhubarbTO buddiesTO buddiesinbadtimes

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 10 2020-01-20 12:15 PM REWARDS Buddies Rewards is a free program that lets you see more at Buddies for less. With Buddies Rewards, every ticket you buy* gets you bigger and bigger discounts to shows in our Mainstage season. There’s no cost to join, no purchase required, and you’ll only receive emails from us if you want to. For more information, talk to one of our box office staff or visit our website. buddiesinbadtimes.com/rewards

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 11 2020-01-20 12:15 PM Established in 1979, Buddies In Bad Times Theatre is the largest and longest-running queer theatre in the world. Buddies is Toronto’s leading destination for artistically rigorous, alternative theatre and a world leader in developing queer voices and stories for the stage. Over the past four decades, we have welcomed over one million people through our doors and premiered over 1000 new works for the stage, making an unparalleled contribution to the acceptance and celebration of queer lives in Canada.

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 12 2020-01-20 12:15 PM Donate + Grow with Us

rhu·barb 1 A vegetable often categorized as a fruit, requiring cold winters to grow. The tart, succulent, red stalks are usually eaten, sweetened and cooked, used in pies and preserves. 2 the noise made by actors to give the impression of background conversation.

For 41 years, we’ve been inviting artists and audiences to step outside their comfort zone and into the fresh, tangy, genre-defying performance adventure that is the annual Rhubarb Festival.

heir·loom 1 something passed down for generations through (chosen) family. 2 heritage seeds that produce intense flavour with unique characteristics that put them in a class of their own; cultivated and survived for several generations usually due to the efforts of private individuals.

Buddies’ community of donors help us grow new generations of artists and queer performance. Donating to Buddies monthly is the most affordable way to give. For as little as $5/month you have the benefit of knowing that you are helping our queer performance community grow. You will also receive recognition in our programmes and annual report as well as tax deductible receipt. Will you give monthly?

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THREE EASY WAYS TO GIVE: 1. Speak to someone at the Box Office. 2. Visit us online. Click “Support”, make a donation. 3. Call Michael (Development Manager) 416-975-9130 ext 22.

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 13 2020-01-20 12:15 PM Our Community of Donors

LEGACY pjur personal PARTNERS Peter A. Bird lubricants – Adam Bourret John Alan Lee $240 $479 Ronak Shah Gilles Yvon Bourque Ed Cabell Mark Aikman Elliot Smith Allen Braude + Roy Forrester + Jonathan Steels + Gustavo Cerquera Benjumea Mary Breen Russell Mathew Jaime Woo + Scott Ferguson Cole Alvis – in honour Neil Cameron Christina Zaza of René Highway Richard McLellan Julia Chanter D. Arcand + A. Karmali Jim Robertson Coffee Oysters + Jim Scott ADVOCATE Dr. Kym A. Bird Champagne $480–$999 Lawrence Campbell Aaron Crespin VISIONARY Ken Aucoin Naomi Campbell In loving memory $5,000+ + Gerald Crowell Betty Carlyle of Jonathan Crombie Lawrence Bennett Robert G. Coates Robin Crombie Brian Gibson + Harold Wu + Terry MacPhee Donna Daitchmen CWB Welding Kate Bishop Foundation – in Dr. Susan Feldman Jim Lawrence + Doug Gerhart honour of Ken Aucoin + David Salak Michael Gillies Sheila Lynn Cavanagh Jennifer Dang-Tran Russell Mathew + Jamie McNeill Shawn Daudlin James Davis + Scott Ferguson George Grant The Charlie & Antonio de Jesus Anonymous Barry Higgins Lulu Franklin Fund Osuna Zepeda at the Calgary Jaigris Hodson Chrystal Dean HERO Foundation Dr. Ben Louie + Jaime Martino $2,500–$4,999 Craig Hanson Bruce MacTaggart Carol Dilworth Paul Butler Paul Hartwick Gilles Marchildon Alan Dingle + Chris Black Barry Higgins Richard McLellan Bonni Ellis James Graham In Memory of Aidan Morishita-Miki Matthew Emek Matthew James Hines Martha McCain Edward Norwina Lindsay English Richard Isaac Wes D. Pearce Susan Feldman Tim Jones LEADER + Taylor Raths Jim Robertson Lois Fine – + Jim Scott $1,000 $2,499 Karim Karsan Barbara Fingerote Jayne Schneider Derek Billsman + John Rider Heather G. Ramsay Richard Sutton The Bulmash-Siegel Beck + Mandy McNeil Emilie Garant Fund Larry Moore Lionel Tona Daniel Gilando Ed Cabell Brian Mossop Greg Tranah Jameson Glas + Roy Forrester Pearse Murray Michael Trent Sara Glencross Dennis Findlay Evalyn Parry Danny Glenwright Bob Gallagher Brian Sambourne FRIENDS Amy Gottlieb + Mark German Jamie Slater $25–$239 Maureen Fitzgerald + Michael Boyuk James Tennyson Gerry Asselstine Sonja Greckol William Hodge Lance Green + Robert Wylie Brian Terry Yvonne Bambrick Jordana Greenblatt Ken Moffatt Louis Tsilivis Vincenzo Barbatano Alex Habib The NigE Gough Ayse Turak Michel Beauvais Shine On Foundation J. Wilkie Lisa Berger Dan Hadad Jason Oord + R. Kong + Richard Stall Jeff Hammond Mark Peacock Kai Wa Yapp Neil Betteridge Matt Harding

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 14 2020-01-20 12:15 PM We would like to thank the following individuals whose contributions allow us to continue to support queer theatre. It truly takes a village.

Beverly Harris Lesley Nicholls Anthony Rankin Daria Ilkina Christine Harrison Todd O’Brien Wilson Rachel Iwaasa Bruce Hawkins Kenny Pearl Cathrin Martin Julien Winkelmann Brendan Healy Paul Petro + Heather Nicol Steven K. Wong Jonathan Heppner Craig Pike Carl Karichian Bill + Sue Woodley Sean Hillier Rui Pires Karim Karsan Tina Yao + John Rider Garry Ho Alan Poaps Hersh Zeifman Tom Keogh Zab Hobart Lisa Pottie + Paul McClure Keith J Holland Ingrid Randoja Paul Klein Robert Houle Susanna Reid MONTHLY Kim Koyama Andrea Houston Andrea Ridgley DONORS Jim Lawrence Tim Hughes Gary Rogers Mark Aikman + Kristina Lemieux Tom Hutchinson Lea Rossiter Gustavo Cerquera Bradley Lister Daria Ilkina Mitsuko Sada Benjumea Dr. Ben Louie Kish Iqbal Anthony Sargent Cole Alvis – in honour Gilles Marchildon of René Highway Chris Ironside Adam Seelig Richard McLellan + Noah Aychental Tyler Shaw Ken Aucoin + Gerald Crowell Beck + Mandy Adrian Ishak Judy Siblin-Librach McNeil Michel Beauvais Tammi Jamison Ann Simmons Lawrence Moore Derek Billsman Rebecca Johnson Steve Smart Aidan Morishita-Miki Dr. Kym Bird Karie Johnston Richard Stall Thompson Nguyen Ed Cabell Rob Kempson + Lisa Berger + Roy Forrester Evalyn Parry Tom Keogh Gillian Steeve Wes D. Pearce + Paul McClure Naomi Campbell David Steinberg Rui Pires Paul Klein Betty Carlyle Anthony Sheila Lynn Cavanagh Ingrid Randoja Kim Koyama James Stokan Donna Daitchman Susanna Reid Kristina Lemieux Louis-Michel Taillefer Shawn Daudlin Jim Robertson Nina Levitt Peter Taylor + Jim Scott Lois Fine Bradley Lister E. Jane Thompson Mitsuko Sada Barbara Fingerote Michael Lyons Shannon Thompson Jayne Schneider Michael Gillies Stephen McGregor Pixie Trix Ronak Shah + Tony De Franco + Jamie McNeill Monica Voss Jamie Slater Mathew McKenzie Danny Glenwright Katherine Walker Sarah Stanley Joseph McLean George Grant Peter Bruce Walker David Steinberg Brandon + Berka Gupta – in Nicole Moore Janette Watt honour of Bilal Baig Peter Taylor Marc Michell Feliks Welfeld Brendan Healy Lionel Tona Alan Moon Susan Wells Barry Higgins Louis Tsilivis Adam Morrison Sybil Wilkinson William Hodge Ayse Turak + James Owen Richard Willett + Robert Wylie Cathrin Charlene Nero In memory of Jaigris Hodson Winkelmann Thompson Nguyen Gregory Williams Andrea Houston Jaime Woo

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MARCH 21–APRIL 5 MARCH the arts, locally.

Buddies in Bad Times Theatre presents

MINEby JENNA HARRIS directed by EVALYN PARRY starring ANNIE BRIGGS + VANESSA DUNN At BMO, we take pride in our local set design SHAWN KERWIN costume design VANESSA MAGIC communities, and the artists that lighting design MICHELLE RAMSAY contribute to the cultural diversity sound design DENISE BENSON stage manager BRADLEY DUNN and artistic richness of our cities. We’re proud to be the Lead Corporate Sponsor of Buddies in Bad Times VANESSA DUNN + ANNIE BRIGGS VANESSA Theatre’s 2019/2020 season.

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At BMO, we take pride in our local communities, and the artists that contribute to the cultural diversity and artistic richness of our cities. We’re proud to be the Lead Corporate Sponsor of Buddies in Bad Times Theatre’s 2019/2020 season.

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Rhubarb2020-Brochure-V5.indd 18 2020-01-20 12:15 PM The Company

Artistic Director Box Office Representatives EVALYN PARRY SHREYAS BATRA Managing Director DANIEL BOWEN SHAWN DAUDLIN SAMANTHA CHAULK Head of Production MONICA GARRIDO CHARISSA WILCOX SHANE GRAMLICH Rhubarb Festival Director BROCK HESSEL CLAYTON LEE LUCIA LINARES-LEON SHAYLE KILROY Residency Program Director CERIDWEN KINGSTONE MEL HAGUE NETA ROSE Emerging Creators Unit Director MAHER SINNO CATHERINE HERNANDEZ CURTIS TE BRINKE Metcalf Foundation Bar Personnel Artistic Director Intern SABA AKHTAR DANIEL CARTER CHARLEE BOYES Artists in Residence CORSER DUPONT BILAL BAIG + ANGEL GLADY DANNY JENKINS YOLANDA BONNELL SHAYLE KILROY BRUCE GIBBONS FELL KALEB ROBERTSON LEAH LEWIS + ROBERT CHAFE JESS RUSSELL JUSTIN MILLER HEATH V SALAZAR QUEER AF COLLECTIVE HEATH V SALAZAR WE OTHER SONS COLLECTIVE BOARD OF Technical director DIRECTORS JACQUELINE COSTA Marketing Manager BUDDIES IN BAD TIMES THEATRE JONATHAN MACARTHUR JAMIE SLATER (chair) Development Manager BECK MCNEIL (treasurer) MICHAEL GILLIES LOUIS TSILIVIS (secretary) ELLIOT SMITH (past chair) Communications + Outreach Manager MARUSYA BOCIURKIW AIDAN MORISHITA-MIKI JIM LAWRENCE ANDREA RIDGLEY Manager of Touring RONAK SHAH CHRIS REYNOLDS Box Office + FOH Manager THE ALEXANDER STREET STEPHANIE MALEK THEATRE PROJECT Assistant Box Office + FOH Manager RUSSELL MATHEW JULIA LEWIS BECK MCNEIL JAMIE SLATEr Chamber Technician AMBER PATTINSON Cabaret Technician STEPH RAPOSO Bar Manager PATRICIA WILSON Assistant Bar Manager DEVIN REID Finance Manager buddiesinbadtimes.com CYNTHIA MURDY 416-975-8555 • 12 ALEXANDER STREET 19

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