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A Musical Tribute to Irving Berlin
Smile's tribute to Irving Berlin, the legendary American songwriter. Featuring all time favourites such as White Christmas, Cheek to Cheek, Alexander's Ragtime Band, Always and more. Presented from January 19 to March 13, 2004. Click here for complete performance listings. |
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Artist Biographies
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Colin deBourcier Colin is very pleased to be performing and touring with Smile Theatre. Originally from Out West Colin has enjoyed working across Canada as both a singer and actor. Favourite theatre work includes Your Anne, Forever Plaid, Sweeny Todd, The Secret Garden, Evita, Cabaret and Masterclass. As a vocalist he has performed with ensembles like The Phoenix Chamber Choir, The Vancouver Cantata Singers, Pro Choro Canada and the Okanagan Symphony. Colin also enjoys sharing his love of theatre and has facilitated music theatre classes at facilities like the Citadel Theatre School and Fringe Theatre Adventures. |
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Kelly Robertson Kelly received his Degree in Music and Diploma in Opera from Wilfred Laurier University. A winner of many vocal competitions, Kelly has extensive credits in Opera, Concert and Musical Theatre both in Canada and in Germany including Handels' Messiah, Mendelssohn's Lobgesang, and Mozarts' Die Zauberflöte, Stravinsky's Le Rossignol, Ravels Lheure espanõl and Berkleys' The Dinner Engagement. Favourite Musical Theatre Credits include Andrew Lloyd Webers The Phantom of the Opera as Piangi and The Lionman both on the Canadian Tour and in Toronto, and 3 years travelling across Germany performing in CATS. Kelly is honored and pleased to be joining the Smile Theatre Company. |
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Bill Brillinger, Stage Manager Tonight We Raid Berlin marks Bills third production with Smile, following a successful run of Two on a Toonie last season and Sweethearts earlier this year. He spent the summer seasons of 2001 and 2002 in Nova Scotia with Ships Company Theatre, and was fascinated by the enormous tides in the Bay of Fundy. He has toured with a production of Bush Ladies, a show about the early experiences in Canada of Susannah Moodie, Catherine Parr Traill and Anne Langton. Bill is delighted to be back with the wonderful audiences of Smile Theatre. |
| Tom Kneebone, C.M., O.Ont., Writer For fifteen wonderful years, Tom was the Artistic Director of Smile. As a performer, Tom appeared with the London Old Vic, the Stratford Festival, the Shaw Festival, the Canadian Opera Company, the National Ballet of Canada, the Charlottetown Festival, on Broadway and in countless films and television productions. Smile is very proud that Tom has been honoured this past year with the Order of Ontario, the Order of Canada and the Queens Jubilee Medal. We are sad to inform you that Tom passed away November 15, 2003. We dedicate our efforts to him, and we intend to continue his legacy of Smiles. Sandra Margolese, Director Kari Bodrug, Choreographer Michael Nunn, Costume Designer |
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