Bittergirl – the Musical coming to St. Jacobs
ST. JACOBS – Three girls. Three breakups. One hilarious musical! Who knew going by a breakup might be a lot enjoyable?
Have a good time the gospel of transferring on at Bittergirl: The Musical on the St. Jacobs Schoolhouse Theatre, on stage from Oct. 4 to Dec. 24.
Theatre officers say audiences can “relive the highs and lows of heartbreak on this hysterical romp” by the lives of three completed girls who’ve been scorned – and the boys who dumped them.
This humorous and touching journey to independence is fueled by lady group doo-wop hits like Be My Child, And Then He Kissed Me, The place Did Our Love Go? and lots of extra.
“We’re so excited to convey this hilarious hit musical to the stage in St. Jacobs,” says Drayton Leisure creative director Alex Mustakas.
“Bittergirl: The Musical is a present that reminds us to seek out the humour in life, even in troublesome conditions, and to snigger at ourselves a bit. Creatively mixed with traditional songs that everybody is aware of, it’s the kind of present that can mend even probably the most jaded coronary heart!”
This present is helmed by director Mary Francis Moore.
Moore is an unique “bittergirl” and one of many co-authors, theatre officers state.
Moore can also be creative Director of Theatre Aquarius, directing quite a few performs in Canada, the US, and the UK. Working alongside her is choreographer/affiliate director Robin Calvert, and music director Melissa Morris.
The three “Bittergirls” can be performed by Lauren Bowler, Sara-Jeanne Hosie and Keely Hutton.
Bowler appeared on this summer season’s hit manufacturing of Rock of Ages. Hosie has been seen on stage for Drayton Leisure in All Shook Up and Rattling Yankees!, whereas Hutton has appeared in lots of Drayton Leisure productions, together with this season’s hit musical Kinky Boots.
Mark Harapiak takes on the roles of every of the ladies’s companions: the husband, the live-in boyfriend, and the romantic fling. Harapiak appeared on this season’s manufacturing of Rock of Ages and The Promenade.
Initially a play, Bittergirl was written by Annabel Fitzsimmons, Alison Lawrence, and Mary Francis Moore in 1999.
Tickets are $55 for adults, $34 for youth beneath 20. Tickets for choose low cost dates and teams of 20 or extra are $45, and small teams of 10-19 are $50. HST is relevant to all ticket costs. To purchase tickets name 519-747-7788, toll free 1-855-drayton (372-9866), or go to draytonentertainment.com.
