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The Birds
Date
March 2023
Location
UBC Dorothy Somerset Studio
Paint Crew/Paint Laborer
On Paint Crew, I helped to paint a variety of scenic designs.
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Photos
by Javier Sotres
Cast
Rachel Angco
Simon Auclair-Troughton
Christian Peter Billet
Ripley Twardzik Ching
Julia Eckert
Sera Jorgensen
Kristi McQuade
Belle Nightingale
Nico Pante
Talia Peck
Peihwen J. Tai
Creative
Michelle | Olson Director
Russell Wallace | Composer & Choral Director
Amanda Testini | Movement Coach
Shelia Langston | Voice Coach
Sophie Fougere | Costume Design
Midori O’Connor | Asst. Costume Design
Shaliya Ma | Sound Design & Co-Lighting Design
Jasmine Liu | Co-Lighting Design
Taylor Wen | Asst. Lighting Design
Anjali Mandapaka | Scenic Design
Jack Macleod Mosher | Associate Scenic Design & Asst. Director
Vincie Lin | Asst. Sound Designer
Stephanie Barclay | Stage Management
Julia Sassi | Asst. Stage Management
Holly Theobald | Stage Management (Swing)
Kathleen Baldakin | Production Assistant
Kristine Wu | Stage Management PA
Carol Tu | Stage Management PA
Crew
Harlow Nguyen, Freddi Li | LX Board Operator
Vincie Lin | Sound Board Operator
Steven Chu, Maddie Steppler | Stage/Costume Run Crew
Isabelle Barlow | Head Scenic Artist
Tariro Motsi | Asst. Scenic Artist
Set Crew | Sam Cheng, Damien Kwan, Jack Macleod Mosher, Cooper Mortimer, Jules Sassi, Huda Shawwash, Amelia Wagenaar, Kristine Wu, Hana Yaguchi
Costume Build Crew | Catrina Albee, Rachel Chan, Wren Harlow- Gillepsie, Harlow Nguyen, Elly Ich, Lauren Rankin, Marília Sarto, Stephanie Shih, Grycel Tercero
Lighting Crew | Cooper Mortimer, Huda Shawwash, Stephanie Shih, Jaddi Sze
Paint Crew | Aaron Au, Luella DeGeer, Nicola Eriksen, Nyssa Estrella, Kaileigh Funnell, Michelle Lee, Victoria Moo Pak Hei, Yun Shim, David Siu, Nina Yu
Props Crew | Aaron Au, Isabelle Barlow, Sophie Fougère, Shiori Hatamoti, Nishi Praveen Kumar, Damien Ted Kwan, Victoria Moo Pak Hei, Cooper Mortimer, Jules Sassi, Amelia Wagenaar, Mary Anne William
"Two humans seeking freedom and a better way of life travel to the land of the birds in this irreverent adaptation of Aristophanes’ classic comedy. While one has little regard for the land’s occupants and sets about constructing their own utopian “paradise”, the other begins to listen and respond to the birds with openness and curiosity. Unravelling typical notions of form and the colonial narrative, The Birds reflects on pressing contemporary issues of colonialism and reconciliation." Learn more at the UBC link on this page.
