Sit, James – 2018/2019 Ontario Tour

Written by Joshua Bainbridge

Directed by Joshua Bainbridge & Jennifer Carroll

2018/2019 Tour

120 minutes

Cast: 7

James is a lonely young man living with his brother in the rundown farmhouse left to them by their parents. Invading cult members, a romantic interest in his distant cousin and an invisible dog-man contribute to the growing tension between brothers strained by 15 years of secrecy, anger and shame.

Comedic and serious, light and introspective, Sit, James is an exploration of trust, family and mental illness.

 

CAST

Matt Lishman – James
Caleb Geden – Dog
Joshua Bainbridge – Terry
Kaitlyn Stewart – Maggie
Stephanie Kast – Beth
Morgan Bedard – Walter
and
Kelsey Ruhl – Lady Anne

 

“Bainbridge’s play is important. He is reminding us that what people present to the world is not the whole picture, and mental illness is a much deeper inner dialogue.”

                      -Material Conversation

 

We visited

UXBRIDGE at the Uxbridge Music Hall (A part of Celebration of the Arts)

STOUFFVILLE at 19 On the Park

PARRY SOUND at the Stockey Centre

NORTH BAY at the Widdifield Theatre

 

 

 

The Proscenium Club would like to thank the Ontario Arts Council for the ongoing support.

Our province would not be the same without you.

http://www.arts.on.ca/grants/touring-projects

Background: Proscenium Club has been active in the Northern theatre scene for the past few years working in various capacities. After formalizing in 2016, Proscenium Club conducted their first project I Live with Him Every Day, which presented at 3 different venues in rural areas of Ontario as a pilot to establish interest in future tours. The Life and Death of John the Milkman was  he first formalized tour by this emerging theatre troupe and ran six venues over the 2017/2018 season. Director Joshua Bainbridge, who founded Proscenium Club, has been writing and producing his own works since 2010 after graduating from Canadore College’s Theatre Arts program. Seeing a shortage of new theatrical works emerging from Northern Ontario, he brought together several passionate like-minded artists to form a self-sufficient professional theatre company to create and produce new Canadian works.

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