Angelwalk Theatre Announces 2017 Spring Season

By: Feb. 10, 2017
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Following a two-year hiatus, Angelwalk Theatre is pleased to announce that it is re-launching in 2017, with a mandate to continue producing musical theatre. The company will once again be in residence at the Toronto Centre for the Arts, its home since inception in 2009.

Since Angelwalk Theatre's last production in 2014 at the Toronto Centre for the Arts, the building has undergone significant changes, most notably the renovation of the old mainspace theatre (home ofJersey Boys, Ragtime, Show Boat, etc.) into two beautiful new theatres - the 296-seat Greenwin Theatre and the 574-seat Lyric Theatre.

Angelwalk Theatre plans to spread its programming throughout the four performance spaces that the Toronto Centre for the Arts offers (Studio Theatre, Greenwin Theatre, Lyric Theatre, George Weston Recital Hall) and provide a home for musical theatre audiences in the heart of the community of North York.
Angelwalk Theatre is pleased to announce that its 2017 spring subscription season will feature two musical concerts - Any Dream Will Do: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber (March 30 - April 1, 2017) and Everybody's Got A Story: A Celebration of Canadian Women in Music (June 15-17, 2017) - in the brand-new Lyric Theatre. Details follow:
Any Dream Will Do: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber
Conceived by Adrian Marchuk with Musical Direction & Arrangements by Chris Tsujiuchi
March 30 - April 1, 2017 at 8pm

Meet the man behind The Music Of The Night in the Toronto premiere of this magical evening of story and song, brought to life by some of the top musical theatre performers from Stratford, Toronto and Broadway. Fresh off record-breaking runs at Theatre Collingwood and Barrie's Mady Centre for the Performing Arts, this incredible concert features such songs as Memory, Don't Cry For Me Argentina, Love Changes Everything, Unexpected Song, Tell Me On A Sunday and many more! Conceived byAdrian Marchuk, with Musical Direction & Arrangements by Chris Tsujiuchi, the all-star cast includesAdrian Marchuk, Samantha Hill, Kelly Holiff and Matt Nethersole. Performances run ThursdayMarch 30 to Saturday April 1 at 8 pm nightly in the Lyric Theatre.

As one of Canada's top singing actors, Adrian Marchuk is in high demand across the country. He spent three years playing Frankie Valli in the Toronto and Las Vegas companies of Jersey Boys. Other recent credits include starring in Musical of Musicals (Mirvish), Marry Me A Little (Tarragon Theatre), Dr. Fine in the hit rock musical Next To Normal (Tarragon Theatre), Fabrizio in The Light in the Piazza (Patrick Street Productions, Persephone Theatre), and Gilbert Blythe in Anne & Gilbert (Ontario Tour). Adrian is also the creator of three successful concert shows: The Sweetest Sounds: A Century Of Song From Rodgers To Guettel, Any Dream Will Do and Over The Rainbow: The Harold Arlen Story, which will premiere in the summer of 2017. In addition to his acting work, Adrian is on the faculty at Sheridan College for the Performing Arts, Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts and St. Clair College.

A graduate of Sheridan College's Musical Theatre Performance program, Chris Tsujiuchi's Musical Direction credits include Any Dream Will Do (Theatre Collingwood), 35MM (Toronto premiere), A Misfortune (Next Stage Festival), HAIR (FirstACT Productions), One Song Glory '10 '11 & '12 (Acting Up Stage), A Joyful Noise (co-composer/lyricist, Smile Theatre) and Mickey & Judy (Toronto Fringe). Chris has worked as an accompanist and teacher at Sheridan College, Randolph Academy and George Brown College. He has toured extensively with the Nathaniel Dett Chorale as a singer, with cabaret superstar SharRon Matthews as an accompanist and can be seen in his bi-annual "Chris-terical" cabarets at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre.

Currently living in New York City, Samantha Hill's Broadway credits include: Cosette in the most recent revival of Les Miserables (reprising her role from the Toronto production) and Christine Daae in The Phantom of the Opera. Hill also starred in the independent film The Editor, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Kelly Holiff is a popular theatre and cabaret performer. Selected theatre credits include Taking The A Train (Soulpepper), Uncovered (Acting Upstage), Ms. Stacy in Anne Of Green Gables (Charlottetown) and The Sound of Music (Theatre Aquarius). Kelly most recently finished her second holiday tour with Colm Wilkinson as his special guest.

Matt Nethersole's selected credits include: Ritchie in A Chorus Line (Stratford Festival), The Hypochondriac (Stratford), Sweet Charity (Shaw Festival), Pygmalion (Shaw), Ain't Misbehavin'(Magnus Theatre), Legally Blonde (Drayton Entertainment), Hairspray (Rainbow Stage), Elf (The Grand Theatre) and James in James and the Giant Peach (Young People's Theatre).
Everybody's Got A Story: A Celebration of Canadian Women in Music
An Angelwalk Theatre creation
June 15-17, 2017 at 8pm

Celebrate Canada's 150th in concert as Angelwalk Theatre pays tribute to the nation's strong history of women in music. Performed by some of Canada's top artists, this show features the music of some of Canada's most influential and powerful female voices. This is a brand-new show being developed by Angelwalk and complete creative and casting information will be announced at a later date. Performances will run from Thursday June 15 to Saturday June 17 at 8 pm nightly in the Lyric Theatre.

About Angelwalk Theatre

Angelwalk Theatre is a not-for-profit professional theatre company dedicated to producing musical theatre and providing opportunities for both emerging and established Canadian theatre professionals. Founded in 2009, Angelwalk Theatre quickly established itself as a leader in producing musical theatre in Toronto. To date, Angelwalk Theatre has produced 15 musicals, including the world premiere of Off-Broadway On Stage, the Canadian premieres of Stars of David, Ordinary Days, I Love You Because,the Toronto premieres of Altar Boyz and [title of show], and two musicals by Jason Robert Brown, The Last Five Years and Songs for a New World. The company has been nominated for 11 Dora Mavor Moore Awards. http://www.angelwalk.ca

Subscriptions and single-tickets for Angelwalk Theatre's 2017 Season are currently available, withEarly-Bird prices in effect until February 21, 2017.
Subscribers save up to 22% off the ticket price and benefit from Angelwalk Theatre's easy ticket exchange at no cost if they need to change performance dates, additional ticket savings on single tickets, and a personalized box office experience communicating directly with Angelwalk Theatre or Toronto Centre for the Arts staff.
Angelwalk Theatre 2017 Spring Season
Any Dream Will Do: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber
Conceived by Adrian Marchuk
Musical Direction & Arrangements by Chris Tsujiuchi
Featuring Adrian Marchuk, Samantha Hill, Kelly Holiff, and Matt Nethersole
Thursday March 30 - Saturday April 1, 2017 at 8pm nightly
Lyric Theatre, Toronto Centre for the Arts, 5040 Yonge Street, Toronto ON, M2N 6R8
Everybody's Got A Story: A Celebration of Canadian Women in Music
Currently in development by Angelwalk Theatre
Thursday June 15 - Saturday June 17, 2017
Lyric Theatre, Toronto Centre for the Arts, 5040 Yonge Street, Toronto ON, M2N 6R8
Single Tickets range from $25-$49
Early-Bird (until February 21st), Group, Artsworker, and Under 30 prices available
For single tickets, please visit www.angelwalk.ca or call TicketMaster at 1-855-985-2787
Subscription tickets range from $50-$88
Early-Bird (until February 21st), Artsworker, and Under 30 prices available
For subscriptions, please visit www.angelwalk.ca or call Angelwalk Theatre at 416-901-2299


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