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St. Lawrence College’s Music Theatre Performance program presents The Next Big Thing

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St. Lawrence College’s Music Theatre – Performance program presents The Next Big Thing, November 22-24 at Thousand Islands Playhouse’s Firehall Theatre in Gananoque. Enjoy exclusive previews of two new musicals by Canada’s most exciting writers.  

The Next Big Thing is an exclusive preview of musicals-in-progress by Canada’s most exciting writers. This stand-and-sing presentation will feature the talented second- and third-year students of SLC’s Music Theatre – Performance program in two brand-new, thrilling musicals: Take Me Back and Iris (says goodbye). Be the first to say you saw The Next Big Thing

Tickets are only $25 or less and can be purchased through Thousand Islands Playhouse Box Office.

Take Me Back  
by Amir Haidar and Kevin Wong 
Directed by Julie Tomaino 
Conducted by Athena So 

An institute has implemented a new technology where one lucky participant each five years gets to go back into their past and change one decision they regret. Jess, who walked out on her wedding ten years ago, makes it her mission to be the next person chosen for this experiment so that she can fix the mistake that has filled the last decade of her life with regret. Hilarity and disaster ensue. 

Iris (says goodbye) 
by Margot Greve and Ben Kopp 
Directed by Margot Greve 
Music Direction by Erin Puttee 

Iris is dead. She's been selected to return to earth and live another lifetime. But first, she has to decide what life she would like to return to, choosing based on the final moments only. In Iris (says goodbye), we witness every possible way her death can play out through individual musical acts. Ten of a possible thirty acts are selected at random and performed in the order of their selection, making for a randomized performance each night. From car crashes to suffocation, hypothermia to cannibalism, Iris (says goodbye) is a completely unique musical theatre experience. 

Please note: these productions contain strong language and mature themes, including the discussion of death and grief.  

Showtimes

November 22, 7:30pm
November 23, 2pm
November 23, 7:30pm
November 24, 2pm

General - $25
Under 30 - $20



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ABOUT ST. LAWRENCE COLLEGE (SLC)

St. Lawrence College is situated on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples; we are grateful to live and learn on these lands. With campuses in Kingston, Brockville, and Cornwall, SLC delivers education and training that meets the needs of community, industry, and employers. The College prepares students to succeed in the global economy through relevant, practical programs and experiential learning opportunities. SLC offers more than 100 full-time programs including diplomas, degrees, graduate certificates, apprenticeships, micro-credentials and life-long learning opportunities. Everyone belongs in the SLC community, comprised of 12,000 full-time students and more than 125,000 alumni in 75 countries around the world.

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613.329.2451
communications@sl.on.ca

Julie Einarson
Senior Advisor, Communications and Government Relations
St. Lawrence College
613.328.2440
communications@sl.on.ca

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