Joseph Jacket Multi Mask, 2021
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Description
The nurses are tired. They want to go home but they can't. At the nursing home is Joseph — Old Joe. He is an incredible dreamer, but his head gets hurt and he can't dream no more. Doctor Dani Osmond, the health-officer, will help him to understand — and he will help her to end the pandemic.
Book, Music and Lyrics by Niall McNeil & Anton Lipovetsky
Director: Mary Francis Moore*
Choreographer: Esie Mensah
Publication Date
2021
Production Year
2021
Theatre Location
Virtual
Cast
Abby Grass
Callum McGann
Katie Crompton
Matthew Joseph
Ryley Tennant
Theo Mattias
Keywords
Joseph Jacket Multi Mask, Sheridan Theatre, musical theatre
Terms of Use
Terms of Use for Works posted in SOURCE.
Disciplines
Theatre and Performance Studies
Faculty
Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design
School
Theatre and Performance Studies
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License.
SOURCE Citation
Sheridan, Theatre, "Joseph Jacket Multi Mask, 2021" (2021). Theatre Sheridan Productions. 185.
https://source.sheridancollege.ca/faad_visu_uniq_theatre/185
Original Citation
Moore, M.F. (Director). ( 2021). Joseph Jacket Multi Mask [Theatre Performance]. Oakville: Theatre Sheridan.
Comments
Joseph Jacket Multi Mask
is one of 5 works that is part of the First Drafts series that reimagine, reconstitute, and reanimate the Western “musical theatre canon” in a way that acknowledges the truth of where we are now and where we hope to go. First Drafts is grounded in an urgency to make space for stories that must be told now and must continue to be prioritized in our art form.
We are releasing these works in a variety of media that reflect the hybrid delivery model of our work and learning in the past year. Four of the works have been recorded as podcast-style audio recordings, accompanied by production-style photos that showcase the costumes and sets that were designed and built for these works. The fifth production was rehearsed and presented fully online. Both a video recording and an audio recording of that piece are shared here.
Thank you to all our guest artists and staff for your support and dedication as we navigated this journey. Most importantly, thank you to our students — both from our Honours Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance Class of 2021 and from our Advanced Diploma in Technical Production for the Performing Arts Industry — for your hard work, perseverance and unrelenting commitment as First Drafts was brought to life.