Newfie Electra
Written by Allison Basha
Co-Created by Mary Ellen MacLean
Music For The Changing Voice:
My Grandfather's Cello And All The Tiny Pieces
Created by Alyssa Wright
Five Points Theatre
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Newfie Electra is a modern day adaptation of a classic, Electra, by Sophocles. We are in a small out port fishing village in Newfoundland. The main character, Tanya, is grieving the death of her fadder at the hand of her mudder. She spends day in and day out submerged at the fish plant plotting next step. She wants revenge. Between jigs and the reels, we explore the storytelling of this wacky character and what it's like to live in her shoes. Will she honour her fadder and avenge his death? Only time will tell.
Music For The Changing Voice: My Grandfather's Cello And All The Tiny Pieces: Performing her original songs, music she was raised with, and even some tunes by the late Don Wright himself, Alyssa weaves together a tale about growing up in his musical shadow and under his silencing oppression – then eventually using the cello and the other tools she’d inherited to find her own voice, heal the past, turn even the most shattered bits into art.
Five Points Theatre
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
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NEWFIE ELECTRA
Starring ALLISON BASHA
MUSIC FOR THE CHANGING VOICE: My Grandfather's Cello And All The Tiny Pieces
Starring ALYSSA WRIGHT
Band
LESLIE ARDEN
RAY DILLARD
MARY ELLEN MacLEAN Director ('Newfie Electra')
RAE SMITH Director ('Music for the Changing Voice')
VERA OLEYNIKOVA Costume Designer
JOE PAGNAN Set and Lighting Designer
JEFF BRAUNSTEIN Production Manager
BARRY W COOK Stage Manager
BETH ELLIOT Technical Director
Set Construction by
Diane Frederick and Ferndale Trim and Doors
Newfie Electra
Written by Allison Basha
Co-Created by Mary Ellen MacLean
Music For The Changing Voice:
My Grandfather's Cello And All The Tiny Pieces
Created by Alyssa Wright
Newfie Electra is a modern day adaptation of a classic, Electra, by Sophocles. We are in a small out port fishing village in Newfoundland. The main character, Tanya, is grieving the death of her fadder at the hand of her mudder. She spends day in and day out submerged at the fish plant plotting next step. She wants revenge. Between jigs and the reels, we explore the storytelling of this wacky character and what it's like to live in her shoes. Will she honour her fadder and avenge his death? Only time will tell.
Music For The Changing Voice: My Grandfather's Cello And All The Tiny Pieces: Performing her original songs, music she was raised with, and even some tunes by the late Don Wright himself, Alyssa weaves together a tale about growing up in his musical shadow and under his silencing oppression – then eventually using the cello and the other tools she’d inherited to find her own voice, heal the past, turn even the most shattered bits into art.
Five Points Theatre
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
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NEWFIE ELECTRA
Starring ALLISON BASHA
MUSIC FOR THE CHANGING VOICE: My Grandfather's Cello And All The Tiny Pieces
Starring ALYSSA WRIGHT
Band
LESLIE ARDEN
RAY DILLARD
MARY ELLEN MacLEAN Director ('Newfie Electra')
RAE SMITH Director ('Music for the Changing Voice')
VERA OLEYNIKOVA Costume Designer
JOE PAGNAN Set and Lighting Designer
JEFF BRAUNSTEIN Production Manager
BARRY W COOK Stage Manager
BETH ELLIOT Technical Director
Set Construction by
Diane Frederick and Ferndale Trim and Doors
Newfie Electra
Written by Allison Basha
Co-Created by Mary Ellen MacLean
Music For The Changing Voice:
My Grandfather's Cello And All The Tiny Pieces
Created by Alyssa Wright
Newfie Electra is a modern day adaptation of a classic, Electra, by Sophocles. We are in a small out port fishing village in Newfoundland. The main character, Tanya, is grieving the death of her fadder at the hand of her mudder. She spends day in and day out submerged at the fish plant plotting next step. She wants revenge. Between jigs and the reels, we explore the storytelling of this wacky character and what it's like to live in her shoes. Will she honour her fadder and avenge his death? Only time will tell.
Music For The Changing Voice: My Grandfather's Cello And All The Tiny Pieces: Performing her original songs, music she was raised with, and even some tunes by the late Don Wright himself, Alyssa weaves together a tale about growing up in his musical shadow and under his silencing oppression – then eventually using the cello and the other tools she’d inherited to find her own voice, heal the past, turn even the most shattered bits into art.
Five Points Theatre
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
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