DISGRACED Returns to Toronto With A Vengeance Next Month

David Mirvish has just announced the return of DISGRACED to the Panasonic Theatre for a strictly limited encore engagement, November 11 to 26, 2017.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning drama had its Canadian premiere in a well-reviewed production in the spring of 2016. DISGRACED was seen by more than 10,000 theatregoers in Toronto, setting a box office record for a drama in the Panasonic theatre's history (the venue opened in 2005 with the avant-garde entertainment Blue Man Group, which played until 2007).

Raoul Bhaneja, Karen Glave, Ali Momen and Birgitte Solem from the original cast will reprise their roles. They will be joined by Alex Poch-Goldin. DISGRACED is directed by Robert Ross Parker.

Says David Mirvish:
"DISGRACED not only attracted a very large audience for a drama in Toronto, it became a major topic of conversation in our community because of the timely and important questions it raises. It was very satisfying to see a very diverse audience for this play, and it was especially gratifying to see more than half of them remain in their seats after the performance to engage in a conversation about the show with the cast.
"Our goal is to start a conversation in our community. DISGRACED achieved this brilliantly in its original production and we hope it does so again in this return engagement.".

After every performance of DISGRACED at the Panasonic, there will be a Q&A session between the audience and cast.

DISGRACED
November 11 to 26, 2017
Panasonic Theatre, 651 Yonge St., Toronto
Performance Schedule: Tuesday to Friday 8 PM; Saturday 2 PM & 8 PM; Sunday 2 PM
Added midweek matinee: Wednesday, November 15, 1:30 PM
Tickets $39 - $92 Student tickets $25 at every performance, with valid student ID, in-person only at the theatre box office.
Available online www.mirvish.com

Photo Credit: Cylla von Tiedemann