Sheila McCarthy, Dan Redican and More Open Toronto Fringe Tonight in IT'S ALWAYS YOU
By: BWW News Desk
The Toronto Fringe begins performances this Wednesday night, and some familiar faces from film and television will be hitting the boards in the new musical It's Always You written by Dan Redican with music by Scott White (Top Gun! The Musical).
Audiences will likely recognize award winning actress Sheila McCarthy from her 5 years on the television series Little Mosque On The Prairie, or Dan Redican from his 4 seasons on Puppets Who Kill, or Shawn Thompson, from his four seasons on the popular soap opera Guiding Light. The show also features new- comer Madeleine Redican, and is directed by Sandra Balcovske who has years of experience as a director with The Second City. Stage management is by Nan Shepperd. This 90 minute show explores relationships as experienced by the same three characters making different choices in alternate realities. It's Always You is a comedy that brings together the unique talents of a group of performers who have wanted to work together for a long time. Performances will begin on this limited 7 show run, starting tonight, July 3rd at 10 PM. For further information on show times and how to get tickets, go to: wigglydollyproductions.wordpress.com. Running Time: 90min. Genres: Comedy, Musical. Location: Helen Gardiner Phelan Playhouse 79 St. George Street. Tickets: $10 + service charges at 416.966.1062 or www.fringetoronto.com. No refunds, no latecomers.
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