REPRINT

3 World-Premiere Musicals performed on the 17th Floor of The Globe and Mail Centre.

Blackout, 2003. 
Flying Disc Freestyle on Toronto Islands. 
Fandom in the age of social media. 

Prompted by major breaking news and surprising niche headlines, Canada’s most exciting musical minds have created an imaginative triptych of short original musicals inspired from the archives at the Globe and Mail. 

REPRINT is the inaugural production of Launch Pad, a ground-breaking musical development residency from The Musical Stage Company and Yonge Street Theatricals.  This innovative program offers a 10-month residency in which musical theatre creators and artistic teams navigate a full developmental process, shepherding 30-minute musicals from conception to production, with guidance from internationally renowned mentors.

Program Directors - Robert McQueen & Lynne Shankel 

FANGIRL
Music & Lyrics - Anika Johnson & Barbara Johnston
Book - Nick Green
Director - Tracey Flye
Music Director & Supervisor - Adam Sakiyama

WHAT GOES UP
Music - Colleen Dauncey
Lyrics - Akiva Romer-Segal
Book - Ellen Denny
Director - Lezlie Wade
Music Director & Supervisor - Shelley Hanson

CYGNUS
Music & Lyrics - Anton Lipovetsky
Book - Steven Gallagher
Director - Ann Hodges
Music Director & Supervisor - Wayne Gwillim

STARRING: 
Brandon Antonio, Michael De Rose, Kaylee Harwood & Kelsey Verzotti 

Accompanist/Copyist - Jonathan Corkal
Stage Manager - Dustyn Wales
Apprentice Stage Manager - Hannah MacMillan
Production Manager - Dave DeGrow
Production Designer - Brandon Kleiman
Costumes Provided by - Alex Amini

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the runtime of the show? The show is approx 100 minutes (each is piece about 30 minutes) with no intermission.

Are latecomers permitted? Latecomers will be seated at the back of the audience at appropriate intervals.

Who do I contact for access needs? Please contact Robyn Hoja, [email protected] or at 416-927-7880. ext 221, to ask any access questions, purchase accessible seating, and to inquire about support person discounts.

Is the venue accessible? Yes. The Globe & Mail Centre's 17th floor can be reached via elevator, along with accessible washrooms. We will have an easily accesible location for wheelchairs, but all seating is by movable chairs so we are happy to accomodate wherever you would like to watch the performance from. 

What is the recommended age for children? This show is best suited for children 12+. 

Do I need to purchase tickets in advance? If the performance isn’t sold out, there will be tickets for sale at the Box Office before the show starts. However, we highly suggest purchasing tickets beforehand to avoid disappointment.

What is the ticket refund/exchange policy? There are no refunds for tickets, exchanges can be made on a case-by-case basis. Please contact Robyn Hoja by email [email protected] or at 416-927-7880. ext 221.