NAC ENGLISH THEATRE JILLIAN KEILEY – ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

JAN 25 – FEB 11 2017 NAC THEATRE WayneBASED ON THE Johnston BESTSELLING NOVEL BY ADAPTED FOR THE STAGE BY Robert Chafe

DIRECTED BY Jillian Keiley An Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland production in collaboration with NAC English Theatre

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GoodLife Fitness (Rideau Centre Co-Ed Club) CAST COLIN FURLONG Joey Smallwood CARMEN GRANT* Sheilagh Fielding DARRYL HOPKINS David Hanrahan/Gordon Bradley WILLOW KEAN Clara Smallwood/Nurse BRIAN MARLER* Daniel Prowse STEVE O’CONNELL Charlie Smallwood JODY RICHARDSON* Sir Richard Squires PAUL ROWE* Andrews/Louis St. Laurent CHARLIE TOMLINSON* MacKenzie King/Sir John Hope Simpson ALISON WOOLRIDGE* Minnie Smallwood/Lady Squires

Cast listed in alphabetical order

CREATIVE TEAM ROBERT CHAFE Playwright JILLIAN KEILEY Director PATRICK BOYLE Composer SHAWN KERWIN Set Designer MARIE SHARPE Costume Designer LEIGH ANN VARDY Lighting Designer DON ELLIS Sound Designer COURTNEY BROWN Assistant Director SARAH GARTON STANLEY Dramaturg KAI-YUEH CHEN* Stage Manager CRYSTAL LAFFOLEY Assistant Stage Manager PATRICK FORAN Producer/Production Manager BRIAN KENNY Technical Director/Associate Sound Designer LAURA CASWELL Directing Shadow

The Colony of Unrequited Dreams runs approximately three hours long including two intermissions.

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*Engaged with the permission of Canada’s Actors’ Equity Association.

2 Follow us on facebook: facebook.com/NACEnglishTheatre THANK YOU The Colony of Unrequited Dreams was developed with the support of The Shaw Festival, Playwrights’ Workshop Montreal, Playwrights Atlantic Resource Centre, Memorial University’s Department of English, National Arts Centre English Theatre, the City of St. John’s and the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council.

Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland wishes to thank Grant Thornton LLP (St. John’s Office), John Williams at Dick’s & Co-Typewriter repairs, Livyer’s Antiques, Ray Agency, Domestic Moving & Storage, Wayne Johnston, Ian Arnold at Catalyst TCM, St. John’s Arts and Culture Centre, Canada’s National Arts Centre English Theatre, Neptune Theatre, The Grand Theatre, Parish of the Anglican Cathedral, MusicNL, Memorial University of Newfoundland School of Music, Technically Yours Inc., Air Magic FX, Contractor Kents, Kanstor, The City of St. John’s, VOCM 590AM, The Telegram, CBC Radio One in St. John’s, Playwrights Atlantic Resource Centre, Playwrights’ Workshop Montreal, Shaw Festival, Joanna Falck, Sarah Garton Stanley, Jillian Keiley, Alison Woolridge, Brian Marler, Paul Rowe, Mark Power, Petrina Bromley, Marie Jones, Patrick Foran, Janet Edmonds, Andrew Crawford, Stephanie Dahmer Brett, Jonah Lerner, Oceanex, Truck and Roll, Karl Simmons, Flora Planchat, Astrid Van Wieren, Sydney Cavanagh, and Janet Ellis.

ABOUT ARTISTIC FRAUD OF NEWFOUNDLAND Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland was formed in St. John’s in 1995. Over the past 20 years it has come to be hailed as one of English Canada’s most daring and innovative companies. The works of Artistic Fraud and its creators, Jillian Keiley and Robert Chafe, have played across the country to high acclaim, and have garnered Jillian the 2004 Siminovitch Prize for directing and Robert the 2010 Governor General’s Literary Award for Drama. Since its inception the company has been developing a unique brand of choral stage work, the goal of which is deeply rooted in the theatrical possibilities of ensemble performance. With often minimal setting, props and technical elements, the ensemble chorus is given full reign and responsibility for all visual and aural elements. Though carefully plotted and meticulously assembled, the goal of the work is the effortlessly organic; a performer driven stage where spectacle meets story.

Board of Directors: Chair David Somers, B. Sc. (Mech Eng.); Treasurer David A. Hood, FCA, ICD.D, TEP; Director Chris Brookes, C.M., D. Lit; Director John Drover, B.A.,M.A., LLB; Director Erin French, B.A.; Director Jenny Smith, B.A., M.A.

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“When the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa were reconstructed after a fire during the First World War, stone plaques were erected over the entrance to the Peace Tower. There were ten of them, nine bearing the coats of arms of the provinces and one left bare, to await the day when Newfoundland joined Canada. On April 1, 1949, Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent cut the first ceremonial chisel strokes onto the blank stone. Accompanying St. Laurent was a Newfoundlander, F. Gordon Bradley, who had just been sworn in as a member of the Canadian Cabinet. ‘We are all Canadians now,’ he proclaimed. Yet Newfoundlanders’ decision to enter into a union with Canada contradicted their history. They were a proud people who many decades before had chosen a destiny alongside Canada, rather than as part of it. Newfoundlanders lived dangerously and alone, in the memorable phrase of historian Peter Neary, with a small and scattered population and a highly vulnerable resource economy.” — Historica Canada, The Canadian Encyclopedia

In Wayne Johnston’s The Colony of Unrequited Dreams, the complex tangling of our two nations is represented through the struggle between indomitable, diminutive Joey Smallwood, the last living Father of Confederation, and the imagined Sheilagh Feilding: wild, jagged, humoured, outsized. Through their untenable and inexpressible relationship, their mutual revulsion and adoration, they are forever linked, in a saviour’s bed under a blanket of betrayal.

The performance is offered in three short acts. Act One contains the original fall of the national Newfoundland Government in 1932. In Act Two, Newfoundland in the Second World War was under commission of Government; once again a colony of Britain. Finally, in Act Three, we see the move towards Confederation with Canada, and Smallwood’s successful bid to finally become a somebody — a lesser king of a larger country.

Jillian Keiley NAC ENGLISH THEATRE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

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I have a confession to make: in writing this history play, I did precious little historical research. When I wrote Oil and Water my desk was covered in books, the same with Tempting Providence. My desk this time around had one book, and lots and lots of Post-it notes. I read Wayne’s novel ten times or more, dissecting it, cutting it up and reassembling it. What I didn’t do was give much consideration to historical accuracy. Wayne himself strayed from the record, most notably of course in his creation of Sheilagh Fielding. I have strayed further. In adapting this epic book, certain things are necessarily lost or truncated, and certain facets of Smallwood and Newfoundland’s history are mutated, twisted, or omitted all together. The history buff will have no trouble calling me out. But I made my primary task to reflect the spirit and heart of this magnificent book within the often-confining demands of a stage play. I hope what remains here evokes the sweep of Wayne’s storytelling, and in some way continues his investigation of the man, his country, and the key moments that made and unmade them.

Robert Chafe PLAYWRIGHT

MUSIC NOTES

The music of The Colony of Unrequited Dreams invokes the jazz spirit, in that pieces were both composed and improvised. This “comprovisational” approach facilitates the creation of sounds that are of the moment, unbound by genre, and unique to this production and these people: Bill Brennan (piano, vibraphone), Frank Fusari (accordion, double bass), Heather Kao (violin, piano), Don Ellis (engineer) and me, Patrick Boyle (trumpet, guitars, piano, loops).

Patrick Boyle COMPOSER

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Wayne Johnston Author Wayne Johnston was born and raised in Goulds, Newfoundland. After a brief stint in pre-Med, Wayne obtained a BA in English from Memorial University. He worked as a reporter for the St. John’s Daily News before deciding to devote himself full-time to writing at the age of 23.

En route to being published, Wayne earned an MA (Creative Writing) from the University of New Brunswick. Then he got off to a quick start: his first book, The Story of Bobby O’Malley, was published when he was just 26 years old, won the annual WH Smith/ Books in Canada First Novel award for Canada’s best first novel published in the English language. Subsequent books consistently received critical praise and increasing public attention. The Divine Ryans was adapted to the silver screen for a production starring Academy Award-winner Pete Postlethwaite, for which Wayne wrote the screenplay.

Baltimore’s Mansion, a memoir dealing with his grandfather, his father and Wayne himself, was tremendously well-received and won the most prestigious prize for creative non-fiction awarded in Canada — the Charles Taylor Prize. Both The Colony of Unrequited Dreams and Navigator of New York spent extended periods of time on best seller lists in Canada and have also been published in the US, Britain, Germany, Holland and China. Colony was identified by The Globe and Mail as one of the 100 most important Canadian books ever produced (fiction or non-fiction). The Custodian of Paradise was released to critical acclaim and an enthusiastic response from readers delighted to see a novel which told more of the story of Sheilagh Fielding — a character originally introduced in The Colony of Unrequited Dreams. Custodian remained on the Maclean’s best sellers list for six months after publication.

A World Elsewhere was a number-one-best-seller in Canada and nominated for the Dublin Impac Award. The Son of a Certain Woman, Wayne’s latest book, has received rave reviews and was nominated for the Giller Prize. His new book, First Snow, Last Light, the final volume in the Colony/Sheilagh Fielding trilogy, will be released in August 2017.

From 2005 to 2009, Wayne held a Distinguished Chair in Creative Writing at Hollins University in Virginia — one of the top-ranked schools in the US for graduate studies in creative writing. Wayne is a contributing editor to the Walrus Magazine, and publishes short pieces in that magazine from time to time. He is also an engaging speaker who very much likes to meet his readers at festivals and other literary events.

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Colin Furlong Joey Smallwood Colin Furlong is an actor from Mount Pearl, NL who has had the privilege of working in theatres throughout Newfoundland, Canada and abroad. Colin first worked with Artistic Fraud on the 2005 and 2006 workshop productions of Fear of Flight, and again on Afterimage in 2009 and 2010. He has also recently appeared in Robert Chafe’s Tempting Providence for Theatre Newfoundland Labrador (TNL) and toured the UK and Atlantic Canada in TNL’s play, With Cruel Times in Between. Other credits include Stones in his Pockets, Leaving Home, and The Cripple of Inishmaan (TNL); In the Backseat and Dear Santa (Eastern Front Theatre); The Ogre’s Purse (Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre Company); Brand New Beat, The Tempest, and many more (Rising Tide Theatre); Oedipus Rex, Antigone, and RIG (Newfoundland and Labrador Arts and Culture Centre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Whereverville and Hanlon House (New Curtain Theatre); and as Harry Holden on CBC Television’s Republic of Doyle. Colin holds a BFA in theatre from Memorial University, Grenfell Campus.

Carmen Grant Sheilagh Fielding Carmen is making her NAC and Artistic Fraud debut. She has worked with the Belfry Theatre, Segal Centre, Alberta Theatre Projects, Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre, Soulpepper Theatre, Neptune Theatre, Grand Theatre, Theatre Aquarius, Globe Theatre and spent four seasons at the Stratford Festival performing in Richard III, Much Ado About Nothing, Othello, King John, Mary Stuart, Measure for Measure and Mother Courage and Her Children. Select credits include: Catherine in Proof, The Syringa Tree, Nadia in The Vertical Hour, and Miss Havisham in Great Expectations (Neptune Theatre); The Syringa Tree, Loretta in Fly Me to the Moon (Grand Theatre). Upcoming: Queen Elizabeth in Richard III, Fabian in Twelfth Night (Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan). Originally from Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Carmen has slowly moved her away across the country, from Saskatoon to Calgary, Calgary to Halifax, Halifax to Montreal, Montreal to Vancouver, and Vancouver to Toronto. carmenhilarygrant.com twitter@carmengrrr72

Darryl Hopkins David Hanrahan/Gordon Bradley Darryl Hopkins is an actor and musician originally from Mount Pearl, NL. This is his third time working with Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland. He holds a BFA from Sir Wilfred Grenfell College Memorial University of Newfoundland, where he received the Tommy Sexton Triple Threat Award. In 2016, Hopkins won the Award of Excellence in Acting from

Engage in the arts with NAC videos: youtube.com/NACvideosCNA 7 the Best Shorts Film Competition in La Jolla, California, for his performance in Noel Harris’ film Touch. Selected theatre credits include Between Breaths (Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland); Falling Trees, The Battery, Rabbit Rabbit (Poverty Cove Theatre Company); Henry V and The Merry Wives of Windsor (Perchance Theatre at Cupids); Tempting Providence, Isle des Demons, Winter, Double Axe Murder, The Weir, The Cripple of Innishmaan (Theatre Newfoundland Labrador); The Infinity Plays (Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre Company); Pains of Youth (c2c Theatre); Newfoundlands (Forest Forge, U.K.); The Servant of Two Masters (Wonderbolt Circus); The Taming of the Shrew (New Curtain Theatre Company); No Man’s Land and February (Rising Tide Theatre). FILM & TV: Crown & Anchor (C&A Inc.); Touch (Telefilm/NIFCO); Frontier (Netflix/Take the Shot); Murdoch Mysteries (Shaftsbury/CBC); Hard Light (NFB); Republic of Doyle (CBC); Screamers: The Hunting (Pope Productions/Reel One). You can find Hopkins’ music online at avalonstanley.com

Willow Kean Clara Smallwood/Nurse A graduate of the BFA program at Memorial University, Willow has spent 17 years working with companies across the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Selected credits include The Merry Wives of Windsor and Henry V (Perchance Theatre); Stars in the Sky Morning (Bare Boards Theatre); Tempting Providence (Theatre Newfoundland Labrador — national tour); The Infinity Plays (Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre Company); Salt-Water Moon (Theatre St. John’s); and The Shape of a Girl (c2c Theatre). Willow can also be seen in the award-winning National Film Board docudrama Hard Light, the feature film Away From Everywhere, and in the pilot episode of the upcoming web series Sex in Cars. She lives in St. John’s with her partner Justin and their baby boy Jude.

Brian Marler Daniel Prowse Brian is pleased to reprise his role in Colony for Artistic Fraud. Selected Theatre credits: premieres of Falling Trees (first instalment of Megan Coles’ Driftwood Trilogy) and Hail (by Ed Riche); Caliban in The Tempest and Henry in Henry V (PerchanceTheatre); eight productions at the Shaw Festival, notably Marsh Hay, Hobson’s Choice, Cavalcade, and The Seagull; Jacques in As You Like It and Demetrius in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Theatre by the Bay); Cliff in Cabaret and Romeo in Romeo and Juliet (Citadel Theatre); Steve Martin’s The Underpants (Theatrefront); A Short History of Night and Toronto the Good (Factory Theatre); Cosi (Globe Theatre); Weather and The Aberhart Summer (Alberta Theatre Projects). Brian is a founding member of Azimuth Theatre in Edmonton, where he received a Sterling Award for his solo performance in The Dungeon Master’s Handbook, and he is a proud graduate of the University of Alberta’s BFA Acting Program. Selected TV/Film credits: feature film Maudie; Newfoundland at Armageddon and Republic of Doyle (CBC); Late Fragment (the world’s first interactive feature film);

8 Follow the NAC on Twitter @CanadasNAC Haven and Martha: Behind Bars (CBS); The Lady in Question (A&E); the docudrama Avalanche: Beating the Odds; short films Touch, Cardboard Junction and Sex in Cars. When not working as an actor, Brian renovates houses and restores heritage buildings in St. John’s, Newfoundland with his spouse and business partner Alison.

Steve O’Connell Charlie Smallwood Although he might be best known to audiences as RNC Sgt. Daniel Hood on CBC’s Republic of Doyle, and has shared the big screen with the likes of Brendan Gleeson, Gordon Pinsent, Taylor Kitsch, Jason Momoa and Robert Joy in the films The Grand Seduction, Braven, and Crown and Anchor, Steve is most at home on the stage. Recent theatre credits include Commissioner Wish Heart in Falling Trees (Poverty Cove Theatre Company); Jack in The Weir (Broken Earth Productions); Macduff in Macbeth (Perchance Theatre); John in Oleanna (Sweetline Theatre); and Joey in A Steady Rain (Rabbittown Theatre).This is Steve’s fourth show with Artistic Fraud. He also appeared in In Your Dreams Freud, Salvage: Story of a House, and this past summer’s provincial tour and debut of Between Breaths. Steve lives in St. John’s Newfoundland with his wife Michelle. This is his first appearance at the National Arts Centre.

Jody Richardson Sir Richard Squires A self-styled “creative engineer”, Jody is highly regarded in Newfoundland as a songwriter/composer/actor who builds projects locally which are recognised nationally and internationally for their cultural significance and contribution to the performing disciplines.

Paul Rowe Andrews/Louis St. Laurent Theatre credits include Bishop Michael Anthony Fleming in FLEMING (Upstart Crowe); Thomas in She Stoops to Conquer, Chorus in Oedipus Rex (Stratford Festival); Leontes in The Winter’s Tale, Capulet in Romeo and Juliet, Malvolio in Twelfth Night (Rising Tide Theatre); Antonio in The Merchant of Venice, Henry in Henry IV Part II, Antonio in The Tempest, Cleante in Tartuffe (Perchance Theatre). Film/TV credits: Republic of Doyle, Duley Gardens, Gullages, Diverted, Behind The Wall, Making Love in St. Pierre, Pays, Newfoundland at Armageddon and Frontier.

Explore Canada’s Stage nac-cna.ca/explore 9 Charlie Tomlinson MacKenzie King/Sir John Hope Simpson Charlie Tomlinson is a St. John’s based teacher/director/actor. Recent credits include West Moon, Eyes of the Gull and The Nobleman’s Wedding (Rising Tide Theatre); Krapp’s Last Tape (Spool 5). Upcoming is Dedication, a new play by Edward Riche (Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre Company) working with Steve Coombs on his new one-person show, and The Drowning Girls, which Charlie co-created, being produced in Calgary and Denver later this year.

Alison Woolridge Minnie Smallwood/Lady Squires Alison has performed in theatres from Vancouver Island to her native Newfoundland, in the US and Ireland. A Shaw Festival company member for six seasons, in the Toronto company of Mamma Mia for three years, Alison has also originated several new Canadian musical theatre roles. Her selected stage credits include Tartuffe, Richard III (New World Theatre Project); Henry V, The Merry Wives of Windsor (Perchance Theatre); When We Were Singing (Buddies in Bad Times Theatre/Belfry Theatre); Jacques Brel (Theatre Newfoundland Labrador); Educating Rita, Trafford Tanzi (Rising Tide Theatre); The Winslow Boy, 1949 (Neptune Theatre); Oil and Water (Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland, national tour); and directed Girl Meets Tuba (LPSU Hall). Most recently Alison was a member of the 2015/16 NAC English Theatre Ensemble, appearing in The Adventures of a Black Girl in Search of God (coproduction with Centaur Theatre in association with Black Theatre Workshop), Anne & Gilbert: The Musical and Twelfth Night. Alison’s selected screen credits include Street Legal, Republic of Doyle, PSI Factor, Danny (a feature documentary of former Newfoundland premier Danny Williams), Away From Everywhere (feature film), Newfoundland at Armageddon (CBC), and Sex in Cars.

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Robert Chafe Playwright Robert Chafe has worked in theatre, dance, opera, radio and film. His stage plays have been seen in Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and in the United States, and include Oil and Water, Tempting Providence, Afterimage and Under Wraps. He has been shortlisted twice for the Governor General’s Literary Award for Drama, and he won the award in 2010. He is a playwright and Artistic Director of Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland. His first opera, Ours (with composer John Estacio) premiered in 2016 with Opera on the Avalon. Two-Man Tent, his first collection of fiction, was also published in 2016 by Breakwater Books.

Jillian Keiley Director Jillian Keiley is an award-winning director from St. John’s, Newfoundland and founder of Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland. She was the winner of the Siminovitch Prize for Directing in 2004 and is also a recipient of the Canada Council’s John Hirsch Prize. Ms. Keiley assumed her role as NAC English Theatre Artistic Director in August 2012, and her productions here have included A Christmas Carol, Twelfth Night, Metamorphoses: Based on the Myths of Ovid, Tartuffe, Oil and Water and Alice Through the Looking-Glass, which she also directed for the Stratford Festival, the Confederation Centre of the Arts in Charlottetown, the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre in Winnipeg and Edmonton’s Citadel Theatre, featuring local casts in each city. More recently, she directed The Diary of Anne Frank and As You Like It for the Stratford Festival. Upcoming: Bakkhai for the Stratford Festival’s 2017 season and a Newfoundland and Labrador tour of Tartuffe in the fall of 2017.

Patrick Boyle Composer Dr. Patrick Boyle is Assistant Professor of Jazz Studies at the University of Victoria. CBC Radio calls Patrick a “trumpet personality” and “one of Canada’s top jazz musicians”. He blends a range of cultural influences into a compelling original voice. Patrick appears on over 50 recordings on trumpet and guitar, including three critically acclaimed solo recordings, available in the lobby. An in-demand sideman unbound by genre, Patrick performed at Carnegie Hall with tabla virtuoso Zakir Hussain and drummer Steve Smith. He has also played with Great Big Sea, Mickey Dolenz, Bill Frisell, and Fred Penner among others. Patrick co-composed the score for the NFB film 54 Hours about the 1914 sealing disaster off the coast of Newfoundland. In 2010, he was commissioned by the CBC to compose and record Well Enough Alone, a multi-movement suite acknowledging the 60th anniversary of Newfoundland’s confederation with Canada.

Engage in the arts with NAC videos: youtube.com/NACvideosCNA 11 Shawn Kerwin Set Designer Shawn has designed sets and costumes across Canada, in the US and England. Recent design work includes If Truth Be Told (Costumes, Blyth Festival); The Buddy Holly Story (Grand Theatre, London); Speed the Plow (Belfry Theatre); The Living (SummerWorks Festival); Dead Metaphor (Mirvish Productions/Theatre Aquarius); How Do I Love Thee (Canadian Rep); Sea Sick (Theatre Centre); A Tender Thing (Soulpepper); and A Soldier’s Tale (Signal Theatre). Other set and costume designs include Great Expectations, Our Town (Soulpepper); Heaven, The Tempest, Habitat (Canadian Stage); Having Hope at Home, A Killing Snow, Salt-Water Moon, Leaving Home, Harvest, The Drawer Boy, Ginko Tree, World Without Shadows, Spirit of the Narrows, Another Season’s Harvest (Blyth Festival); Brothel #9, And So It Goes, Suburban Motel, Better Living, Escape From Happiness, Beyond Mozambique, Home Is My Road (Factory Theatre); La Cenerentola, The Barber of Seville, Eugene Onegin, Il Trovatore (Pacific Opera); The Winters’ Tale, Ned and Jack, Stargazing, The Glass Menagerie, Not I, Footfalls, Come and Go, From an Abandoned Work (Stratford Festival). Shawn is an Associate Professor in the Department of Theatre, York University. She has been nominated for multiple Dora Mavor Moore Awards and been the recipient of two. She has also been nominated for the Siminovitch Prize in Theatre, and is the recipient of a Guthrie Award from the Stratford Festival. Non- theatre design work includes over 250 window installations for Tiffany & Co., design and development of the app Alone/Together in conjunction with the Canadian Film Centre’s Telus Interactive Art and Entertainment Program, including participation in ScotiaBank NuitBlanche, Bata Shoe Museum, 2011.

Marie Sharpe Costume Designer Though Marie recently retired as the Costume Designer for the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts and Culture Centre she has not completely retired from the work that has been such a great love in her life. During her career at the ACC she designed and costumed hundreds of productions for both amateur and professional theatre, working with most, if not all, the theatrical groups in that province. Marie’s extensive freelance work includes costuming historical and military projects, as well as films, including Newfoundland at Armageddon, documentaries for the National Film Board, feature movies and television series. Marie has designed six shows for Artistic Fraud, including Afterimage and Oil and Water, and is delighted to return to the team presenting The Colony of Unrequited Dreams.

12 Follow the NAC on Twitter @CanadasNAC Leigh Ann Vardy Lighting Designer Based in Halifax, Leigh Ann designs lights for theatre and dance across Canada. With Artistic Fraud, she designed lights for Oil and Water and Under Wraps. Recent favorite projects include Chasing Champions (Ship’s Company); As You Like It and The Diary of Anne Frank (Stratford Festival); Metamorphoses: Based on the Myths of Ovid, The Importance of Being Earnest (NAC), and The God That Comes (2b theatre). Leigh Ann is a member of the Associated Designers of Canada. She is the recipient of six Robert Merritt Awards for design, and was nominated for the Siminovitch Prize. When not designing, she teaches at the National Theatre School of Canada.

Don Ellis Sound Designer Previously for the NAC: Sound Design for A Christmas Carol, Oil and Water (Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland) and Anne & Gilbert: The Musical. Other Sound Design: The Diary of Anne Frank, As You Like It (Stratford Festival); Under Wraps, Afterimage, Fear of Flight (Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland); Ann and Seamus: A Chamber Opera (Shallaway: Newfoundland and Labrador Youth in Chorus); Show Me the Button I’ll Push It (Or Charles Lynch Must Die!) (Rick Mercer, Island Edge Productions). Film/TV: Boom Op for Republic of Doyle (CBC); Rare Birds, Love and Savagery, Music Producer/ Engineer: Amelia Curran (Juno Award-winner), The Dardanelles, The Once, Duane Andrews, Chris Kirby, Hey Rosetta!, and dozens more. Wearer of many hats, part time musician, and proud father to Josie, Eamon, and Maren. Love and thanks to my wife Jillian.

Courtney Brown Assistant Director Courtney is a director and actor from Musgravetown, NL. Courtney has worked with Mindless Theatrics, Soulpepper, Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland, New World Theatre Project, Sheep No Wool Theatre Company, c2c theatre, Rabbittown Theatre Company, Resource Centre for the Arts Theatre Company, newfoundlandartistx, Rising Tide Theatre, Groundwater Productions, Red Sky Performance and Project Humanity. She is also an Artistic Associate with Mindless Theatrics. Courtney holds a BFA (Honours) in Theatre (Acting) from York University.

Explore Canada’s Stage nac-cna.ca/explore 13 Sarah Garton Stanley Dramaturg Director, dramaturge and conversationalist, Sarah is originally from Montreal, and now lives in Kingston while working from Ottawa. This is her fifth collaboration with Artistic Fraud. She is the Associate Artistic Director of English Theatre and Interim Facilitator for Indigenous Theatre at Canada’s National Arts Centre, and creative catalyst at SpiderWebShow Performance. Throughout her award-winning career, Sarah has worked from coast to coast and internationally. Curator for The Collaborations, leader for The Cycle(s), and Director for Bunny (Stratford Festival); Helen Lawrence (Canadian Stage/BAM/Kammerspiele); We Keep Coming Back (Jewish Culture Fest, Krakow/ Ashkenaz, Poland, Toronto). Recently Sarah received The LMDA Elliot Hayes Award for her focus on the Indigenous body of performance work in Canada.

Kai-Yueh Chen Stage Manager Kai is thrilled to be working with Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland again, where he previously worked on Oil and Water, Afterimage and Under Wraps. NAC credits include Tartuffe and Metamorphoses: Based on the Myths of Ovid. Kai has also worked with Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, Cahoots Theatre, Canadian Children’s Opera Company, fu-GEN Asian Canadian Theatre, Grand Theatre, Mirvish Productions, Necessary Angel Theatre Company, Neptune Theatre, Obsidian Theatre, Soulpepper Theatre, Sullivan Entertainment, Theatre Direct, The Cultch, Vertigo Theatre, Volcano Theatre and Young People’s Theatre. Kai stage-managed the Toronto 2015 Pan Am closing and ParaPan Am Games opening and closing ceremonies. He is a graduate of McGill University and the National Theatre School of Canada.

Crystal Laffoley Assistant Stage Manager Originally from Bathurst, NB, Crystal Laffoley is a graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada’s production program, where she now coaches, and is a co-founder of Mindless Theatrics in St. John’s. She is a recipient of the J. Patrick Clark Award for Production & Design (Theatre New Brunswick Foundation), and has worked in theatres across Eastern Canada between Montreal and St. John’s. Selected stage management credits include Tibb’s Eve, Chapel Arm (Mindless Theatrics); When the Angel of Death Says? How Are You... (Newfoundland.Artist.X in partnership with the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts and Culture Centre); Give Me Back Provincial Tour (skc originals/For the Love of Learning Inc.); Sister Act (Atlantic Light Theatre); Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing (Perchance Theatre); Othello (Segal Centre/Scapegoat Carnivale), Les Feux Follets, We Are Canadian (Confederation Centre of the Arts).

14 Follow us on facebook: facebook.com/NACEnglishTheatre Patrick Foran Producer/Production Manager Patrick is an actor and producer based in St. John’s, Newfoundland. He has served as General Manager and Producer for Artistic Fraud of Newfoundland since 2012 and in that time has produced Under Wraps, Oil and Water (2014 national tour), in addition to The Colony of Unrequited Dreams and Between Breaths. He is the regional representative of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres for Newfoundland and Labrador. Patrick is a graduate of Memorial University’s Faculty of Business and George Brown College Theatre School. Acting credits: Proud, Village Wooing (Double Sure Theatre Co-op); The Corpse Bride (Theatre PaNik); Twelfth Night (Driftwood Theatre); Richard III (New World Theatre Project Inc.); God of Carnage, Island in the Sky (Stephenville Festival); The Baker’s Wife, Laius, The Relapse (George Brown University); No Man’s Land, The Pirates of Penzance, The Nobleman’s Wedding (Rising Tide Theatre). Upcoming: I Looked at Her Closely (Double Sure Theatre Co-op).

Brian Kenney Technical Director/Associate Sound Designer Originally from Mount Pearl, Newfoundland, Brian is a graduate of the National Theatre School of Canada, the Banff Centre for the Arts and Sheridan College, and is the co-founder and of Mindless Theatrics. Selected credits include Sound Design for Chapel Arm (Mindless Theatrics, St. John’s), Ballad of the Young Offender (SideMart Theatrical Grocery, Toronto), Harry Hibb’s Returns!, February and The Loop (Rising Tide Theatre, Trinity College); Original Composition for You Can Do Whatever You Want and Our Country’s Good (National Theatre School); Lighting Design for The Nobleman’s Wedding (Stephenville Theatre Festival), The Circle and Prey (The NewWords Festival, Montreal); Associate Sound Design for The Other Place directed by Daniel Brooks at Canadian Stage.

Laura Caswell Directing Shadow Laura Caswell has been a professional actor, choreographer and cabaret performer for over 20 years. She is currently focusing more on directing and producing, and is excited for this opportunity to work with Artistic Fraud and Jillian Keiley. Laura has worked as assistant/shadow director at Neptune Theatre, Sudbury Theatre Centre, Honolulu Opera Theatre, Angelwalk Theatre, and Tottering Biped Theatre. Laura Caswell is taking on the role of Director of Education at Neptune Theatre this coming spring. She will also be producing the monthly variety night “The Open Stage” at various venues in Halifax. lauracaswell.com

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ENGLISH THEATRE Producing Coordinator CLAYTON BARANIUK Artistic Associate CHRISTINE BRUBAKER Associate Marketing Officer (on leave) BAR CLÉMENT Communications Officer SEAN FITZPATRICK Artistic Director JILLIAN KEILEY Communications Coordinator ODETTE LAURIN Producer ALEXANDRA LUNNEY Managing Director NATE MEDD Associate Marketing Officer NADIA McKENZIE Senior Marketing Manager BRIDGET MOONEY Artistic Projects Coordinator JUDI PEARL Senior Administrative Officer SUZANNE ROY Associate Artistic Director SARAH GARTON STANLEY

PRODUCTION Administrative Assistant LUCIE BÉLANGER-HUGHSON Assistant Scenic Carpenter CHAD DESJARDINS Head of Properties MIKE CALUORI Production Director MIKE D’AMATO Wig Mistress SANDRA HARRIS Technical Director CRYSTAL L. SPICER Head Scenic Carpenter DAVID STROBER Head of Wardrobe NORMAND THÉRIAULT Financial Administrator SHANAN UNDERHILL

THEATRE STAGE STAFF Head Flyman ALEX GRIFFORE Head Carpenter CHARLES MARTIN Head Sound Engineer DENIS REDMOND Property Master MICHEL SANSCARTIER Head Electrician ÉRIC TESSIER

ARTISTIC FRAUD OF NEWFOUNDLAND Set Painter EMILY AUSTIN GCTC Cloud Build Crew STEPHANIE DAHMER BRETT, JONAH LERNER Dresser AMY EDWARDS Props FLORA PLANCHAT Set Construction KARL SIMMONS Costume Assistant/Dresser CONNIE WALSH Media Production VICTORIA WELLS

Credits in alphabetical order

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The National Arts Centre Foundation gratefully acknowledges the support of its many contributors. Below is the annual giving list which includes the Donors’ Circle, Corporate Circle and Emeritus Circle. List complete as of November 8, 2016. Thank you!

NATION BUILDERS

Alice & Grant Burton

CHAMPION’S CIRCLE

Gail Asper, O.C., O.M., LL.D. The Dianne & Irving Kipnes Foundation Gail & David O’Brien & Michael Paterson The Honourable Roula & Alan P. Rossy The Azrieli Foundation Margaret Norrie McCain, C.C., O.N.B. Dasha Shenkman OBE, Hon RCM Mohammed A. Faris Janice & Earle O’Born Anonymous (1)

LEADER’S CIRCLE

John & Bonnie Buhler Harvey & Louise Glatt Eli & Philip Taylor Margaret & David Fountain John & Jennifer Ruddy The Vered Family Susan Glass & Arni Thorsteinson, The Slaight Family Fund for Emerging Anonymous (1) Shelter Canadian Properties Limited Artists

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

Arel Capital Ian & Kiki Delaney The Leacross Foundation Robert & Sandra Ashe Estate of Sorel Etrog Peng Lin & Yu Gu The Asper Foundation Joan & Randolph Gherson Joan & Jerry Lozinski Sharon Azrieli Perez Elinor Gill Ratcliffe C.M., O.N.L., Dr. Kanta Marwah Renette Berman LLD(hc) The Opera Cares Foundation Kimberley Bozak & Philip Deck Shirley Greenberg, C.M. Estate of Arthur Palmer Earlaine Collins Dr. Charles Richard (Dick) Harington Michael Potter The Craig Foundation Peter Herrndorf & Eva Czigler Jayne Watson Barbara Crook & Dan Greenberg, Irving Harris Foundation Danbe Foundation The Keg Spirit Foundation

PRESENTER’S CIRCLE

Cynthia Baxter and Family Amoryn Engel & Kevin Warn-Schindel Jane E. Moore Marjorie Blankstein C.M., O.M., LL.D Julia & Robert Foster Penney Group Adrian Burns & Gregory Kane, Q.C. Fred & Elizabeth Fountain Sarah Ryan & Molly Ryan Christina Cameron & Hugh Winsor Friends of the National Arts Centre Orchestra Emmelle & Alvin Segal, O.C., O.Q. M.G. Campbell Jean Gauthier & Danielle Fortin Daniel Senyk & Rosemary Menke The Canavan Family Foundation Stephen & Jocelyne Greenberg Alexander Shelley The Right Honourable Joe Clark, James & Emily Ho Mr. & Mrs. Calvin A. Smith P.C.,C.C.,A.O.E & Maureen McTeer Donald K. Johnson Robert Tennant Liane & Robert Clasen & Anna McCowan Johnson Anthony and Gladys Tyler Charitable Michel Collette D’Arcy L. Levesque Foundation Joan & Jack Craig The Honourable John Manley, P.C., O.C. Donald T. Walcot Daugherty and Verma Endowment for & Mrs. Judith Manley Don & Billy Wiles Young Musicians M. Ann McCaig, C.M., A.O.E., LL.D. The Zed Family Thomas d’Aquino Grant J. McDonald, FCPA, FCA Anonymous (3) & Susan Peterson d’Aquino & Carol Devenny

PRODUCER’S CIRCLE

Frank & Inge Balogh Crabtree Foundation Dale Godsoe, C.M. W. Geoffrey Beattie Henry B. Curtis Dr. Peter & Mrs. Sheila Gorman Edward Burtynsky & Julia Johnston Christopher Deacon & Gwen Goodier Martha Lou Henley John M. Cassaday Sarah Garton Stanley J.P. Bickell Foundation PRODUCER’S CIRCLE (continued)

David & Susan Laister Barbara Newbegin Barbara Seal Dennis & Andrea Laurin John Osborne The Late Mitchell Sharp, P.C., C.C. Joyce Lowe Dr. Suren Phansalker & Mme Jeanne d’Arc Sharp Katharine McClure Guy & Mary Pratte Southam Club The McKinlays: Kenneth, Jill Karen Prentice, Q.C. William & Jean Teron & the late Ronald Irfhan Rawji & Christine Armstrong Vernon G. & Beryl Turner Rick Mercer & Gerald Lunz J. Serge Sasseville Paul Wells & Lisa Samson Christopher Millard Enrico Scichilone Anonymous (2)

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE

Kristina Allen Mr. Arthur Drache, C.M., Q.C. Brenda MacKenzie Stefan F. & Janina Ann Baginski & Ms. Judy Young John & Alexandra Marcellus Sheila Bayne Carol Fahie Andrea Mills & Michael Nagy Michael Bell & Anne Burnett Douglas Frosst & Lori Gadzala William & Hallie Murphy Sandra & E Nelson Beveridge Gregg & Mary Hanson Jacqueline M. Newton Hayden Brown & Tracy Brooks Stephen & Raymonde Hanson Charles & Sheila Nicholson Graham & Maureen Carpenter Michael Harkins Ms. Eileen Lise Chartrand & David Franklin Ron & Elaine Johnson & Mr. Ralph Overend Cintec Canada Ltd. Dr. Frank A. Jones Eric & Lois Ridgen Christopher & Saye Clement Huguette & Marcelle Jubinville Go Sato Vincent & Danielle Crupi Diana & David Kirkwood Mary Turnbull Robert & Marian Cumming Roland Dimitriu & Diane Landry Dave & Megan Waller Nadia Diakun-Thibault Jean B. Liberty Donna & Henry Watt & Ron Thibault Louis & Jeanne Lieff Memorial Fund Anonymous (1)

MAESTRO’S CIRCLE

Cavaliere / Chevalier Pasqualina Yvon Duplessis Elizabeth McGowan Pat Adamo Catherine Ebbs & Ted Wilson John McPherson & Lise Ouimet Michael-John Almon James & Deborah Farrow Sylvie Morel Sheila Andrews E.A. Fleming Thomas Morris Kelvin K. Au Dr. Margaret White & Patrick Foody Sunny & Nini Pal Pierre Aubry & Jane Dudley Anthony Foster Mary Papadakis Paul & Rosemary Bender Denis Gagnon & Robert McCulloch Marion & Robert Bennett Dr. Pierre Gareau Joanne Papineau Margaret Bloodworth Louis Giroux Russell Pastuch & Lynn Solvason Barry M. Bloom Toby Greenbaum & Joel Rotstein Matthew & Elena Power Frits Bosman David & Rochelle Greenberg Chris & Lisa Richards Dr. Francois-Gilles Boucher Ms. Wendy R. Hanna Jeffrey Richstone & Annie Dickson Peter Harder & Molly Seon Maura Ricketts & Laurence Head In Memory of Donna Lee Boulet John & Dorothy Harrington Marianne & Ferdinand Roelofs Peter & Livia Brandon John Hilborn & Elisabeth Van Wagner Elizabeth Roscoe In Memory of Geoffrey F. Bruce David Holdsworth & Nicole Senécal In memory of Gloria Roseman David Monaghan & Frances Buckley Jacquelin Holzman & John Rutherford Esther P. & J. David Runnalls Dr. Nick Busing Jackman Foundation Olga Streltchenko & Joel Sachs & Madam Justice Catherine Aitken Marilyn Jenkins & David Speck Shawn Scromeda & Sally Gomery Canadian National Autism Foundation Mary Johnston Mr. Peter Seguin Claude Chapdelaine Matthew & Fiona Johnston David Selzer & Ann Miller Tom & Beth Charlton Dr. David & Mrs. Glenda Jones John Shannon Deborah Collins Ms. Lynda Joyce & Andrée-Cybèle Bilinski Dr. Gretchen Conrad Anatol & Czeslawa Kark Carolyn & Scott Shepherd & Mr. Mark G. Shulist Beatrice Keleher-Raffoul Dr. Farid Shodjaee La famille Cousineau Brian & Lynn Keller & Mrs. Laurie Zrudlo Duart & Donna Crabtree Carlene & J-P Lafleur Arlene Stafford-Wilson Dr. David Crowe Denis & Suzanne Lamadeleine & Kevin Wilson Carlos & Maria DaSilva Marie Louise Lapointe Dr. Matthew Suh & Dr. Susan Smith Dr. B. H. Davidson & Bernard Leduc Hala Tabl Gladys & Andrew Dencs Gaston & Carol Lauzon Sunao Tamaru Robert P. Doyle Dr. & Mrs. Jack Lehrer Elizabeth Taylor Robert S. & Clarisse Doyle Aileen Letourneau Dino Testa Colonel Michel Donald MacLeod Gordon & Annette Thiessen & Madame Nicole Drapeau André McArdle & Lise Paquin Janet Thorsteinson MAESTRO’S CIRCLE (continued)

In Memory of William & Donna Vangool Milana Zilnik Frank A.M. Tremayne, Q.C. Ms. Frances A. Walsh Anonymous (8) Dr. Derek Turner Hans & Marianne Weidemann & Mrs. Elaine Turner Paul Zendrowski & Cynthia King

PLAYWRIGHT’S CIRCLE

George Anderson & Charlotte Gray Adam Gooderham Jane Morris Robert & Amelita Armit Beric & Elizabeth Graham-Smith David Nahwegahbow & Lois Jacobs Daryl Banke & Mark Hussey Christine Grant & Brian Ross Ritika Nandkeolyar David Beattie Darrell & D. Brian Gregersen Barbara E. Newell Suzanne Bédard Robert Guindon & Diane Desrochers Cedric & Jill Nowell Leslie Behnia Suren & Junko Gupta Franz Ohler Marva Black & Bruce Topping Tara Hall Johan Frans Olberg Heidi Bonnell John & Greta Hansen & Jetje (Taty) Oltmans-Olberg Nelson Borges The Haridwar-Om Family Maxine Oldham Richard Burgess & Louise Stephens Christopher Harnett Maureen P. O’Neil Janet Campbell Mischa Hayek Mr. Eme Onuoha Susan & Brad Campbell Margie & Jeff Hooper M. Ortolani & J. Bergeron Kevin Chan & Andrea Armigo Fortin Anikó G. Jean Sherrill Owen Vinay & Jagdish Chander Daniel Keene Mrs. Dorothy Phillips Spencer & Jocelyn Cheng Gabriel Karlin & Andrea Rosen Monique Prins Rev. Gail & Robert Christy Marika Keliher David & Anne Robison Geneviève Cimon & Rees Kassen Dr. John Kershman Pierre Sabourin & Erin Devaney Margaret & John Coleman & Ms. Sabina Wasserlauf David & Els Salisbury Michael & Beryl Corber Lisette Lafontaine Kevin Sampson Lise & Pierre Cousineau Réal Lalande Mr. & Mrs. Brian Scott Marie Couturier Thérèse Lamarche J. Sinclair Robert J. Craig Christine Langlois & Carl Martin George Skinner & Marielle Bourdages Beth Cybulski Joseph D. Law Mike Smith & Joy Ells Andrew Davies Nicole Leboeuf Howard Sokolowski Christopher & Bronwen Dearlove Conrad L’Ecuyer & Senator Linda Frum Thomas Dent Dr. Giles & Shannon Leo Judith Spanglett Norman Dionne Christopher Mark LeSauvage & Michael R. Harris Dr. Mark & Mrs. Nina Dover Catherine Levesque Groleau Ann Thomas & Brydon Smith Dr. Heiko Fettig & Isabelle Rivard Cathy Levy & Martin Bolduc Rosemary Thompson & Pierre Boulet Dr. David Finestone L.Cdr. (Ret’d) Jack Logan Dr. Derry G. Timleck & Mrs. Josie Finestone & Mrs. Ruth Logan James Tomlinson Hans & Alice Foerstel Christine L. MacDonald Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sheila Forsyth Therese M. Maclean & Margaret Torrance Nadine Fortin & Jonathan McPhail Jack & Hélène Major Nancy & Wallace Vrooman Dr. Steven & Rosalyn Fremeth Marianne’s Lingerie In memory of Robert Gagné & Manon St-Jules Jack & Dale McAuley Thomas Howard Westran Carey & Nancy Garrett Patrice E. Merrin Alexandra Wilson & Paul André Baril Matthew Garskey & Laura Kelly Bruce R. Miller Linda Wood Sylvia Gazsi-Gill & John Gill J. David & Pamela Miller Pinchas Zukerman Ariana & Arman Golshani Nadim Missaghian Anonymous (9)

CORPORATE SUPPORTERS

Accenture Canada Ensight Canada PearTree Financial Services Ltd. A&E Television Networks EY Primecorp Aimia Ferguslea Properties Limited Quebecor Media Inc. AirSprint Gold Key Management Remington Group Inc. Amazon.ca Glenview Management Limited Rogers TV Arnon Corporation Great-West Life, London Life Rogers Communications Bassi Construction Ltd. and Canada Life Sakto Corporation Bell Hotel Indigo Ottawa Scotia Wealth Management BMO Private Banking Insurance Bureau of Canada Shangri-La Hotels Corus Entertainment Inc. The Keg Steakhouse + Bar Telesat Diamond Schmitt Architects Mitel Tomlinson District Realty Mizrahi Corporation Urbandale Construction Limited Doherty & Associates Ltd. PCL Constructors Canada Inc. CORPORATE CIRCLE

CORPORATE PRESENTER

Rob Marland, Royal Lepage Julie Teskey Re/Max Metro City Performance Realty

CORPORATE PRODUCER Hoskins Restoration Services (Ottawa) Marina Kun/Kun Shoulder Rest Nordstrom

CORPORATE DIRECTORS Auerbach Consulting Services Capital Gain Accounting Services CT Labs Mynott Construction Bulger Young 1994 Inc. Finlayson & Singlehurst Tartan Homes Corporation Canada Retirement Information Centre Concentric Associates International Homestead Land Holdings Ltd. WALL SPACE GALLERY Incorporated MHPM Project Managers Inc.

CORPORATE MAESTRO 2Keys Corporation Déménagement Outaouais Kessels Upholstering Ltd. REMISZ Consulting Engineers Ltd. AFS Consulting (Doug Jordan) Muriel Dombret Clothes Gary Kugler & Marlene Rubin Restaurant E18hteen Ambico Ltd. Dufferin Research Inc. L.W.I. Consulting Partners Inc. Richmond Nursery Anne Perrault & Associates- Epicuria David Lacharity & Andrea MacQueen Robertson Martin Architects Trustee in Bankruptcy Drs. Alfredo & Ruby Formoso Leadership Dynamiks & Associates Rockwell Collins ArrowMight Canada Ltd Founddesign Vintage Modern Liberty Tax Services - Montreal Road Sam’s Cafe at Fairmont Confectionery BBS Construction Ltd. Design Inc. McMillan LLP SaniGLAZE of Ottawa/Merry Maids Allan & Annette Bateman Janet Geiger, Stone Gables Investment/ Michael D. Segal Professional Suzy Q Doughnuts boogie + birdie HollisWealth Corporation Swiss Hotel Carling Animal Hospital Norman Genereaux Moneyvest Financial Services Inc Systematix IT Solutions Inc. Cintec Canada Ltd. The Green Door Restaurant Multishred Inc. TPG Technology Consulting Ltd Colleen Currie Law & Mediation Green Thumb Garden Centre Nortak Software Ltd. WEDECOR Conference Interpreters of Canada Powell Griffiths Ottawa Bagel Shop Westboro Flooring & Décor Conroy Optometric Centre Groupe TIF Group Inc. Ottawa Business Interiors Anonymous (1) Construction Laurent Filion - Plates- Henderson Furniture Repair/ Ottawa Dispute Resolution Group Inc. formes élévatrices Colleen Lusk-Morin The Piggy Market Dafocom Solutions Inc. Bruce & Diane Hillary Project Services International Deerpark Management Limited IntelliSyn Communications Inc. The Properties Group Ltd. Del Rosario Financial Services- Katari Imaging Mr. Waleed G Qirbi Sun Life Financial Keller Engineering Associates Inc. & Mrs. Fatoom Qirbi

CORPORATE PLAYWRIGHT 2 H Interior Design Ltd. - Canopy Insurance Services Interplay Creative Media Inc. Steve Sicard, SRES®, Realtor - Danielle L Hannah Cardtronics Long & McQuade Musical Instruments Always Putting Your Needs First Abacus Chartered Accountant Coconut Lagoon Restaurant New Generation Sushi Freshness Spectra FX Inc Angelo M. Spadola Architect Inc. Entrepôt du couvre-plancher Made to Order StageRite Home Staging Arcana Martial Arts Academy G. Brunette ORMTA - Ontario Registered Music Brian Staples - Trade Facilitation ASDE Inc. First Memorial Funeral Services - Teachers Association Services Ashbrook Collectibles - We Buy & Sell Fairview Chapel P3 Physiotherapy Torrance Microfit Dr. Beaupré Vein / Varices Clinique Vincent Gobuyan Parkin Architects Limited Vernini Uomo Blumenstudio Hampton Paints Pro Physio & Sport Medicine Centres BPL Évaluations Inc. InnovaComm Marketing Ridout & Maybee LLP Marianna & Micheal Burch & Communication Dr. Jeffery Sherman

THE EMERITUS CIRCLE The Emeritus Circle pays tribute to those who have left a legacy through a bequest in their Will or gift of life insurance. Jackie Adamo Estate of Sorel Etrog Sonia & Louis Lemkow The Betty Riddell Estate Cavaliere / Chevalier Pasqualina Randall G. Fillion Estate of Wilna Macduff Maryse F. Robillard Pat Adamo The Estate of Claire Watson Fisher Paul & Margaret Manson Patricia M. Roy The Estate of Dr. and Mrs. A.W. Adey E.A. Fleming Suzanne Marineau Endowment for Gunter & Inge E. Scherrer Edward & Jane Anderson Audrey and Dennis Forster the Arts Daniel Senyk & Rosemary Menke The Bluma Appel National Arts Centre Endowment for the Development of Claire Marson - Performing Arts for All The Late Mitchell Sharp, P.C., C.C. Trust Young Musicians from Ottawa Endowment & Mme Jeanne d’Arc Sharp John Arnold Estate of A. Fay Foster Dr. Kanta Marwah Endowment for Sandra Lee Simpson The Morris & Beverly Baker Paul Fydenchuk & Elizabeth Macfie English Theatre Marion & Hamilton Southam Foundation Sylvia Gazsi-Gill & John Gill Dewan Chand and Ratna Devi Marwah Victoria Steele Daryl M. Banke & P. Mark Hussey The James Wilson Gill Estate Family Endowment for Music Natalie & Raymond Stern David Beattie The Estate of Marjorie Goodrich The Honourable Hala Tabl Mary B. Bell Rebecca & Gerry Grace Margaret Norrie McCain, C.C., O.N.B. Elizabeth (Cardoza) Taylor Dr. Ruth M. Bell, C.M. Darrell Howard Gregersen & G. Wallace F. McCain, C.C., O.N.B. Dino Testa In memory of Bill Boss Choir Fund Kenneth I. McKinlay Linda J. Thomson M. G. Campbell Ms. Wendy R. Hanna Jean E. McPhee and Sylvia M. McPhee Bruce Topping & Marva Black Brenda Cardillo Estate of Joan Harrison Endowment for the Performing Arts Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Renate Chartrand Bill & Margaret Hilborn Samantha Michael & Margaret Torrance The Estate of Kate R. Clifford Dorothy M. Horwood Robert & Sherissa Microys Elaine K. Tostevin Michael & Beryl Corber Sarah Jennings & Ian Johns Heather Moore Vernon & Beryl Turner Patricia Cordingley Huguette Jubinville Barbara Newbegin Anthony & Gladys Tyler Charitable Robert & Marian Cumming Marcelle Jubinville Johan Frans Olberg Foundation Vicki Cummings Colette Kletke & Jetje (Taty) Oltmans-Olberg Jayne Watson Daugherty and Verma Endowment for Rosalind & Stanley Labow Estate of Arthur Palmer In memory of Young Musicians David & Susan Laister The Elizabeth L. Pitney Estate Thomas Howard Westran Rita G. de Guire Frances Lazar Samantha Plavins Anonymous (32) The Ann Diamond Fund Leighton Talent Development Michael Potter Erdelyi Karpati Memorial Fund Endowment Aileen S. Rennie