Icelandby Nicolas Billon

March 2 – 24, 2013

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We are thrilled to have Nicolas Billon’s Iceland, the 2012 SummerWorks hit, as part of our season. We have both had the privilege of watching this play blossom from its initial stage on the page to its critically acclaimed run last summer. We have also been great fans and supporters of all the artists involved: the phenomenal cast – Claire, Lauren and Kawa – the design team

– Kimberly, Joanna and Richard – the directors – Ravi and Jenna – and of course, the playwright, Nicolas.

Being able to share this unique and innovative play with a larger audience fills us with great pride.As Factory is known for developing new voices within our own home, it is also important and essential to shine a light on the powerful works being created all over our great city.

We welcome all the supporters of Iceland into our home, familiar and new. It’s our hope that everyone will begin to make Factory Theatre a destination for edgy, provocative work that getsyou talking as soon as you leave the theatre.

Enjoy the show.

Nina Lee aquino & Nigel Shawn Williams

There is an art to telling a story.

Iceland is part of a triptych (titled Fault Lines) which also include Greenland and Faroe Islands.

Over the past 5 years, Nicolas, myself, and the actors and creative team from each of these productions have collaborated to tell these stories. We’ve been driven by a search that brings us back to a primal connection between performer and audience, part of the tradition from which theatre was born.

The story. The teller. And you, the audience.

Without someone to listen, there would beno story.

As a director, I am thankful for this process of over 5 years and to those who have taught me that listening is the art.

In the theatre, we come to share stories.We hope this one touches and engages you.

ravi Jain

Message from the artistic Directors

Message from the Director

If I had to sum up what I’ve learned from working on Iceland, it would be to strive for simplicity.

Ravi and I discovered this for ourselves while working on Greenland in 2009. Throughout the rehearsal process, we whittled everything (text, acting, design, direction down to the essential. It was terrifying, and yet, ultimately, gratifying.

This approach continues with Iceland. It is drama without spectacle: there is a narrative and an actor; together they must work to connect (we hope!) with their audience. My deepest gratitude to the artists listed in the production credits. Their insight, feedback, and suggestions have made Iceland all the better.

Nicolas Billon

Message from the Playwright

Icelandby Nicolas Billon

March 2 – 24, 2013

Directed byravi Jain

HalimKawa ada

Annaclaire calnan

KassandraLauren Vandenbrook

Produced with the assistance ofWhy Not Theatre

Lighting DesignerKimberly Purtell

Sound Designerrichard Feren

Set & Costume DesignerJoanna Yu

Assistant DirectorJenna Turk

Stage ManagerNeha ross

running Time

65 Minutes with no Intermission

recording Devices

Taking photographs or making any mechanical recording is prohibited in the theatre. Please turn off cellular phones and electronic devices.

Bar/Lounge

The Bar/Lounge is open for your enjoyment. You can enjoy Direct Cellars wine, MillStreet Tankhouse Ale, Steamwhistle Pilsner, Balzac’s coffee, tea, soda and juice

Thank You

Kat Chin (Original Stage Manager), Renna Reddie (Original Producer), Christine Horne (Original Cast Member), Rae Ellen Bodie & Kadri Hansen (Dialect Coaches), SummerWorks Festival,Rhubarb Festival

crew

Alia Koster, Oz Weaver,Travis Lahay & Kai Masoaka

Iceland premiered at SummerWorks Festival, Toronto in 2012.

Iceland is staged by arrangement with Pam Winter, Gary Goddard Agency, garygoddardagency.com

Factory Theatre is a member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres and engages under the terms of the Canadian Theatre Agreement, professional Artists who are members of Canadian Actors’ Equity Association.

Kawa ada Halim

For Factory: My Granny the Goldfish recent Theatre credits: Kawa has performed on stages in Canada and the US, including being cast on Broadway in Bombay Dreams and three seasons with the Shaw Festival recent radio, Film & TV credits: The Listener (CTV/Shaftesbury); Combat Hospital (Sienna Films); Mulroney: the Opera (Rhombus Media); The State Within (BBC); Mayday (Discovery); and four seasons on Afghanada

(CBC) Upcoming: carried away on the crest of a wave (Tarragon); John Greyson’s latest film, Baghdad Other: Dora Award nomination for paper SERIES by David Yee. Having gained experience under the mentorship of Nina Lee Aquino, Kawa recently stepped into the role of Interim Artistic Director at the Cahoots Theatre Company. He is a personal coach as well as a national speaker on subjects of diversity, inclusion, leadership and motivation. Kawa was born in Kabul, Afghanistan. www.KawaAda.com

Nicolas Billon Playwright

For Factory: debut recent Theatre credits: Faroe Islands (Rhubarb); Iceland, The Safe Word, Iphigenia at Aulis, Greenland (SummerWorks); The Game of Love and Chance (Canadian Stage); I’m So Close... (Theatre Centre); The Sicilian (Toronto Fringe); BLiNK (Luminato); Three Sisters (Soulpepper); The Elephant Song, The Measure of Love (Stratford Festival) recent radio, Film & TV credits: Afghanada (CBC)

Upcoming: Iphigenia at Aulis (hotINK/Lark – NYC) Other: The Elephant Song currently in development as a feature film; contemporary adaptation of Aeschylus’ Agamemnon in the works; two new plays, Butcher and Smuggling Buddha, in the works. @nicolasbillon

claire calnan Anna

For Factory: Katherine Mansfield, Chekhov’s Heartache (with Theatre Smith-Gilmour) recent Theatre credits: The Small Room at the Top of the Stairs, The Clockmaker, After Akhmatova, Past Perfect (Tarragon Theatre); Antigone (Soulpepper); A Fool’s Life (Ahuri); Appetite (Volcano/Theatre Passe Muraille); Duel at Dawn, New Canadian Kid (Young People’s Theatre); Greenland, Iceland (Summerworks Festival, Bridge Company

NYC) Other: Claire is the founder and co-Artistic Director of The AMY Project (Artists Mentoring Youth) with Weyni Mengesha and the co-Director of tiny bird theatre with Jenny Young. She was a recipient of the Crow’s Theatre Emerging Director Award in 2008 and a 2010 Chalmers professional development grant to support her studies of traditional theatre in Japan. She received a Dora nomination for A Fool’s Life and was sited as the Top Theatre Artist of 2009 by NOW Magazine.The Associate Director of the Festival of Ideas and Creation at Canadian Stage (2009-2012), Claire was recently appointed the Festival Director of the Hamilton Fringe.

richard Feren Sound Designer

For Factory: Chronic recent Theatre credits: This Is What Happens Next (Necessary Angel); Endgame, The Royal Comedians (Soulpepper); Terminus (Outside the March/Mirvish); SEEDS (Crow’s Theatre/Porte Parole); The Test (Company Theatre); The Maids, Blasted (Buddies In Bad Times) recent radio, Film & TV credits: Miklat (short film by Rita Leistner); Small, Stupid & Insignificant (short film by Valerie Buhagiar)

Upcoming: Arigato, Tokyo (Buddies In Bad Times); THIS (CanStage); Night of the Living Dead Live (Living Dead Inc.); Lady Windermere’s Fan (Shaw Festival) Other: Richard Feren is the winner

The company

of seven Dora Mavor Moore Awards, winner of the 1999 Pauline McGibbon Award and was shortlisted for the 2012 Siminovitch Prize.

ravi Jain Director

For Factory: debut recent acting credits: Spent (Theatre Smith-Gilmour/Why Not Theatre TheatreRUN); A Brimful of Asha (Why Not Theatre/Tarragon Theatre)recent Directing credits: Faroe Islands (Rhubarb Festival); Iceland (Summerworks2012 – Best New Play, NOW Magazine Audience Choice Award); Greenland (SummerWorks 2009 – Best Production, NOW Magazine Audience Choice Award);

I’m So Close (Theatre Centre/Why Not Theatre, SummerWorks 2008 – Spotlight Award)Upcoming: A Brimful of Asha (Tarragon Theatre) Other: On the Board of Directors for the Laidlaw Foundation and the Artistic Advisory Boards for ArtReach Toronto and the Regent Park Arts and Cultural Centre. Alumni of the DiverseCity Fellows program with Civic Action. Ravi is currently Artistic Director in Residence at The Theatre Centre, Resident Artist at the Young Centre for Performing Arts/Soulpepper and was selected to be on the roster of clowns for Cirque Du Soliel. Awarded the Ken MacDougal Award for Emerging Director and most recently The Pauline McGibbon Award for Emerging Director. Ravi is a graduate of the 2-year program at the world-renowned ecole Jacques Lecoq in Paris and has trained with notable artists such as Anne Bogart and the SITI company, Arianne Mnouchkine and Theatre du Soleil as well as with various members of Complicite, UK.

Kimberly Purtell Lighting Designer

For Factory: Do You Want What I Have Got? A Craigslist Cantata, Featuring Loretta, Beyond Mozambique, The Russian Play, Essay, Better Living, Apple, Escape From Happiness, Leisure Society recent Theatre credits: Little One and Other People’s Children (Tarragon); Loveloss (Dancemakers); Clybourne Park (Studio 180); Someone Else (Crow’s Theatre); The Normal Heart (Studio 180); The Penelopiad (Nightwood

Theatre); The Little Years (Tarragon); Speed The Plow (Soulpepper); You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown (Stratford Shakespeare Festival); Crash (Theatre Passe Muraille); Svadba (Queen of Puddings /Edmonton Opera); Rigoletto (Opera Hamilton) Other: Kimberly has received three Dora Awards, seventeen nominations and is a recipient of the Pauline McGibbon Award.

Neha ross Stage Manager

For Factory: The Madonna Painter, Brothel #9 recent Theatre credits: Stage Manager – Fare Game: A Life in Toronto’s Taxis (Theatre Passe Muraille); Iceland (Summerworks 2012); Brown Balls (fu-GEN Theatre Company); People Power (Carlos Bulosan Theatre Company/Teesri Duniya Theatre) Assistant Stage Manager – Kim’s Convenience (Soulpepper); Hallaj (Modern Times Stage Company) Apprentice Stage Manager –

The Taste of Empire (Cahoots Theatre Company); The Bird (Union8 Theatre); who knew grannie: a dub aria (Obsidian Theatre/Factory Theatre); The Madness of the Square (Cahoots Theatre Projects);lady in the red dress (fu-GEN Theatre Company) Upcoming: Kim’s Convenience (Soulpepper)Other: Neha Graduated from Theatre Arts: Technical Production ‘08, Sheridan College. She has worked on various events and theatre productions in Mumbai, India (2011-2012). Neha would like to give a quick shout out to Kat Chin!

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Jenna Turk Assistant Director

For Factory: debut recent Theatre credits: Script Coordinator & Stage Manager – A Brimful of Asha (Tarragon/Why Not Theatre); Assistant Director – Iceland (The Iceland Collective); Strawberries in January (Great Canadian Theatre Company); Actor – England (SoCo Theatre); The Queens (Glasswater Theatre); Actor & Playwright – Abra-Cadaver! (The Deep End) Upcoming: This summer Jenna hopes to workshop her

newest play, Remnants, inspired by the 1911 Triangle Factory Fire in New York Other: Jenna Turk is a Graduate of the University of Windsor’s BFA Acting Program. She has received a Toronto Arts’ Council Emerging Playwright’s Grant for her play Daily Bread. She is currently earning her Creative Writing MFA from the University of Guelph.

Lauren Vandenbrook Kassandra

For Factory: debut recent Theatre credits: Lover’s Flight (Alumnae Theatre); A Tranny Tale (Theatre in the Raw); Ravish Me (Theatre in the Raw); Metamorphoses (Theatre@York) recent radio, Film & TV credits: Saving Hope (NBC/CTV); Being Erica (CBC); Nikita (CW Network); Bad Trip (Errant Films); Lost Serenity (MacLaren Productions) Other: Lauren lives in downtown Toronto with her puppy Theo and “wifey” for life, Jen.

Joanna Yu Set & Costume Designer

For Factory: debut recent Theatre credits: Till Eulenspiegel: The Life of Jerzy Kosinski (Humber Theatre School); Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (Soulpepper, Assistant Designer); Summerfolk (Ryerson Theatre School); Iceland (Summerworks 2012); A Synonym for Love (Volcano, Co-Costume Designer); Frequency (Tiger Princess Productions); Do You Turn Somersaults (Talk is Free Theatre); Wanderlust,

The Misanthrope, Merry Wives of Windsor, Peter Pan, Bartholomew Fair (Stratford Festival, Assistant Designer) recent radio, Film & TV credits: Jesse (BravoFACT); S is for Bird (Spontaneously Combusted Films); A Kindness (BravoFACT) Upcoming: Yorkville (Blyth Festival) Other: Joanna wasa recipient of the Brian Jackson Guthrie Award for emerging artists.

The company

Founded in 2007, by Artistic Director Ravi Jain, Why Not Theatre is an award winning Toronto-based theatre company with an international scope. Over the past six years, Why Not has established a reputation as a company synonymous with inventive, experimental cross-cultural collaborations resulting in shows featuring new Canadian writing, site specific community based artist collaborations, company-devised shows alongside revitalized interpretations of classics. Why Notis committed to exploring new forms of storytelling with particular focus on the use of international modes of theatre creation in a theatre deeply invested in the language of physical movement sharing the importance of the written and spoken text.

For more information, please visit www.theatrewhynot.org

about Why Not Theatre

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