At the Queen Elizabeth Theatre

8pm Jan 10-14, noon Jan 13th, 3pm Jan 14
General admission tickets from $20

 

With some of Vancouver's most celebrated stage actors, director Kim Collier, winner of the 2010 Siminovitch Prize in Theatre for direction, creates an extremely personal and close-up experience as she re-envisions Tad Mosel’s 1961 Pulitzer Prize winning play as an immersive encounter where the audience, from within the world of the play, witnesses the gorgeously crafted journey of spiritual transformation.

 

In an experience unique to most, the audience will enter the Queen Elizabeth Theatre from the stage doors and walk into the set from the wings. Sitting among the action within the various rooms of the family’s home, on the lawn outside, or along the dusty road that travels by, the narrative surrounds the viewer from all sides, providing an uncommonly personal encounter with the story and the performers.

Currently an associate artist with Toronto’s Canadian stage, Electric Company co-founder Kim Collier has become a leading voice in Canadian theatre and one of the country’s most undeniably inspired directors. With All The Way Home Electric Company follows up last year’s spectacular film/theatre hybrid Tear the Curtain with Collier’s daring vision of an unplugged celebration of the power of the unmediated performance.

 

By Tad Mosel

Directed by Kim Collier

Starring: Alessandro Juliani, Nicola Lipman, Tom MacBeath, Julia Mackey, Meg Roe, Gabrielle Rose, Haig Sutherland, Jordan Wessels, Donna White, George Young, and Jonathon Young.

With: Sean Bray, Joseph Gustafson, Julian Levy, Dexter Storey, Elias Verheyen, and Aidan Wessels

Set Design by Marshall McMahen

Costume Design by Christine Reimer

Lighting Design by Adrian Muir

Music & Vocal Arrangements by Alessandro Juliani

Stage managed by Jaimie Tait

Assistant Stage Management by Stacy Sherlock

Assistant Direction by Marisa Smith