Evil Dead the Musical is back in Toronto and bloodier than ever! The show opened last week to rave reviews, and audience members are flocking to the Randolph Theatre for a chance to experience this cult classic in all its gory glory. The show takes the cult classic film by the same name and adapts it for the stage, and Torontonians are excited to have the show back in its city. While there are original cast members returning for this new engagement (Ryan Ward and Alison Smyth) there are also a group of new people sinking their teeth into these iconic roles. One of those people is Daniel Williston, who sat down to talk to BWW about the Evil Dead experience so far, the show's history about (of course) all the blood and gore:
Starvox Entertainment today announced that special student/public rush tickets will be made available for Evil Dead - The Musical, the musical comedy sensation that's been enthusiastically welcomed back to Toronto by old and new fans alike. One hour before each performance, the first 25 rush tickets will be offered for $25, and the next 35 tickets will offered for $35, available in person at the Randolph Theatre box office.
Toronto can't get enough zombies and deadites! Starvox Entertainment today announced a new block of tickets on sale for Evil Dead - The Musical adding five more weeks of performances and extending the run of the popular show through December 22. Evil Dead - The Musical begins previews Thursday, October 24 at the Randolph Theatre (736 Bathurst St.), with opening night set for Tuesday, October 29, just in time for Halloween.
Albert Schultz, Founding Artistic Director of Soulpepper Theatre Company, previously released details about Soulpepper's 2013 four-show spring lineup, comprised of: Sam Shepard's True West; a new adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler's La Ronde by Jason Sherman; a fresh adaptation of The Barber of Seville by Michael O'Brien with music by John Millard; and Ins Choi's Kim's Convenience. True West and La Ronde begin this month; The Barber of Seville and Kim's Convenience open in May.
Albert Schultz, Founding Artistic Director of Soulpepper Theatre Company, today released details about Soulpepper's 2013 four-show spring lineup, comprised of: Sam Shepard's True West; a new adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler's La Ronde by Jason Sherman; a fresh adaptation of The Barber of Seville by Michael O'Brien with music by John Millard; and Ins Choi's Kim's Convenience. True West and La Ronde begin this month; The Barber of Seville and Kim's Convenience open in May.
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