Luna

By Danielle Roy

Part of Collaboration Station+: In Schools
February 2024

Photography credit matthew olson

Coming to a school near you this winter as part of our Collaboration Station+: In Schools program!

12 year old Luna, has built a time machine in her Dad’s garage, with the intention of unfreezing her mother – who is trapped in time. As she travels through time visiting dinosaurs, robots and childhood memories, she discovers that chasing the past is far more painful than facing the truth.

Luna is a play about grief, loss, depression and the strength it takes to move forward.

 

      Photography Credit Matthew Olson

    Show Information:

    School Tour Dates: February 5th – 17th, 2024

    This production will be touring to ten schools across the province. This production will be taking place as part of 25th Street Theatre’s Collaboration Station+: In Schools program and after each school performance our talented cast of theatre professionals will lead hands-on workshops for students to develop their theatre creation skills!

    Public Performance: February 18th, 2024 – 2:00 PM at the Broadway Theatre

    Cast and crew

    CAST
    Luna – Johanna Arnott (she/her)
    Younger/Older Luna – Paige Francoeur (she/they)
    Dad/SCRAPS – Ed Mendez (he/him)
    Mom – Katie Moore (she/her)

    CREATIVE TEAM
    Playwright/Director – Danielle Roy (she/her)
    Stage Manager – Shelby Lyn Lowe (they/them)

    Set/Props/Puppet Design – Brooklyn Bitner (she/her/any)
    Audio Design – Danny Downing (he/him)
    Costume Design – Miranda Hughes-McKnight (she//her

    Production Assistant (Set) – Rory Jewiss (he/him)
    Production Assistant (Wardrobe) – Morgan Carter (she/her)
    Lighting Consultant – Katie Blackburn-Dust (she/they)
    Workshops Consultant – Angela Christie (she/her)

     

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