Noble Parasites (2007)
Produced by
Playwright: Mike McPhaden
Director: Rebecca Brown
Venue
Theatre Passe Muraille Mainspace
Run
April 5th, 2007 – April 29th, 2007
Synopsis
Act I, The Bookworm, is set hundreds of years in the future and follows an underground society on the edge of extinction; Act II, Sea Change, takes place only a few decades from now in an ultra-modern world of espionage and betrayal. The Bookworm: Deep below the earth’s toxic surface, humanity clings to life in a cult-like society. When young Lindy discovers a forbidden artifact (a 20th century magazine depicting a long-forgotten past) her world is thrown into chaos. To make matters worse, it’s Lindy’s Examination Day, and she’s about to face the city’s most menacing elder. Sea Change: In the wake of an environmental catastrophe, Thomas spies a golden opportunity. Armed with the hyper-tech secret to winning the upcoming election, he meets with a shady government operative in a city park. But Thomas’ plans are upset when the transaction goes crazily awry. (theatremania.com)
Cast
Kate Hewlett | Lindy / Kelly |
Julian Richings | The Minister / Thomas |
Amy Rutherford | Fran / Heather |
Creative Team
Mike McPhaden | Playwright |
Rebecca Brown | Director |
Rebecca Brown | Dramaturge |
Michael Gianfrancesco | Set Designer |
Michael Gianfrancesco | Costume Designer |
Kimberly Purtell | Lighting Designer |
Michael Laird | Sound Designer |
Production
Shauna Japp | Stage Manager |
Viv Moore | Movement Coach |
Erika Connor | Costume Builder |
Lindsay Anne Black | Scenic Painter |
Paula Forst | Scenic Painter |
Brian Cheverie | Carpenter |
Chaz Douglas | Carpenter |
Kevin Hutson | Carpenter |
Matthew Pochwalowski | Carpenter |
Bill Stahl | Carpenter |
Justin Theobald | Carpenter |
Jamie Wilson | Carpenter |
Shannon Fewster | Electrician |
Heather Ingram | Electrician |
Steve Marsh | Electrician |
Jamie Wilson | Electrician |
Guy Bertrand | Poster Photography |
Aviva Armour-Ostroff | Production Photography |