UPCOMING PRODUCTION

YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN: 
The New Mel Brooks Musical


MAY 3-12, 2018:
L'UNI THEATRE
LA CITE FRANCOPHONE
8627-91 STREET, EDMONTON, AB

NIGHTLY AT 7:30PM
SUNDAY MATINEE ONLY 2:00PM
NO SHOW MONDAY/TUESDAY

TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE AT WWW.TIXONTHESQUARE.CA
BY PHONE AT 780-420-1757
IN PERSON AT 9930-102 AVE - SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL SQUARE

$30 Adult, $25 Student/Senior including fees,
Call Tix on the Square at 780-420-1757 for Group Discount for 10 or more tickets

CAST

Frank Keller - Dr. Frederick Frankenstein
Dustin Berube - The Monster
Thomas Taylor - Igor
Kathleen Sera - Inga
Stephanie Sartore - Elizabeth Benning
Erin Forwick-Whalley - Frau Blucher
Todd Hauck - Inspector Hans Kemp/The Hermit/Dr. Victor von Frankenstein
Shawn Wells -  Ziggy

ENSEMBLE:
Kate Palka
Chris Horobec
Barbara Vargas*
Goran Simonji*
Shawn Wells
Lilly Hauck
Sam Tyson
Lindsay Davidson
Kayla Willsey
Abigail LaForest
Maggie Chisholm
Rowan Atchison
Shauna Rebus
Jason Cardwell
FILM CREW:
Jennifer Tempest
Laura Eschak
Andrew Parkinson

PRODUCTION TEAM

Martin Galba - Director/Choreographer
John Anderson - Assistant Director/Live lights Operator
Michael Clark - Musical Director
Gaby Phaneuf - Stage Manager

Brent Tyson - Production Manager
Morgan Smith - Master Builder
Laura Eschak - Costume Designer
Goran Simonji - Assistant Choreographer/Dance Captain
Barb Vargas - Assistant Choreographer/Dance Captain
Marika Freisen - Sound Designer
Brad Melrose - Lighting Designer/Technical Director
Kim Lang - Properties Manager/Painter
Sadie Dufour - ASM
Danielle Szeponski - ASM
Kara Little & Melanie LaFleur - Marketing

Synopsis

Grandson of the infamous Victor Frankenstein, Frederick Frankenstein (pronounced "Fronk-en-steen") inherits his family's estate in Transylvania. With the help of a hunchbacked sidekick, Igor (pronounced "Eye-gore"), and a leggy lab assistant, Inga (pronounced normally), Frederick finds himself in the mad scientist shoes of his ancestors. "It's alive!" he exclaims as he brings to life a creature to rival his grandfather's. Eventually, of course, the monster escapes and hilarity continuously abounds.