Cast
| # | Patrick Lomas |
| @ | Siyam Hassan |
| Cherry Pie | Paulina Salisbury |
| Cheesecake | Cadence Brehaut |
| Trifle | Rebecca Spilchak |
| Gumbo | Nicole Gillis |
| Snapdragon | Megan Kiffiak |
| GrandDada | Ibrahim Oshodi |
| Fred, Ed, & Ned | Ethan Donaldson |
| Smilesinger | Prisca Mbwebwe |
| Smilesinger's Husband | Sinjin Highway |
| The Twins | Kate Kessler Abi Dunlop |
| Wives of the Twins | Kelsey Janzen Leyton Hiebert |
| Runnerman | Aiden Maddison |
| Republican | Mike Deslauries |
| Republican's Wife | Olivia Numedahl |
| Trainer and Trainer's Partner | Kaeleigh Folk |
| Understudy (Gumbo, Cheesecake, Trifle, Cherry Pie) | Leyton Hiebert |
Creative Team
| Director | Natasha Martina |
| Stage Manager | Lauren Griffin Rachel McLaughlin |
| Design Supervisor | Carla Orosz |
| Poster Design | Ken MacKenzie |
| Set Design | Evangeline Ambros* Hannah Fehr* |
| Costume Design | Abraham Gallman* |
| Lighting Design | Cody Brayshaw* Ashton Turner* |
| Sound Design | Darius Kistotagan* John Reaney |
| Design Assistant | Austin Opekokew-Laliberte* |
| *In partial fulfillment of DRAM 321 |
Crew
| Production Manager | Ken MacKenzie |
| Head of Wardrobe | Beverley Kobelsky |
| Head Carpenter | Iain Rose |
| Lighting Crew | DRAM 213 class: Cody Brayshaw Jessie Bruce Lauren Griffin Rachel McLaughlin John Reaney Melissa Spruit Nicole Kidder Kepler Zuk |
| Dressers | Leo Conquergood Grace Craig Bengee Smith Lauren Summers |
| Lighting Operator | Melissa Spruit |
| Sound Operator | John Reaney |
| Box Office Manager | Amy Gerein |
| Assistant Box Office Manager | Carla Orosz |
| Box Office Staff | Ava Johnson James Miller |
Director's Notes
Welcome to Greystone Theatre’s third show of the 2022- 2023 season. The show features seventeen first-year students and two second-year students who over the course of the last five weeks have poured their hearts and souls into this show!
You are the audience, but you are also the spectator. So, what would you do if you were in a crowded stadium with thousands of people watching the Super Bowl, the Stanley Cup or the NBA finals? You would root for your team…right? And if you use that analogy to think about how you navigate your “yearly” family Thanksgiving extravaganzas where do you land in the pecking order, and how do you dare to survive the event?
This play is utter chaos - but in the best sense of the term. Enjoy!
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