Clérambard
George Brown Theatre School
April 12 – 23, 2009
To save his honor and his chateau, the impoverished Comte de Clérambard condemns his family to slave labor at the knitting machine. Then, one day, a miracle by St. Francis of Assisi transforms him from a proud eccentric into a humble one who loves his "sister spider" at least as much as his wife. Clérambard soon sells his castle and embarks with his family and friends in a wagon on a beggarly good-will tour. A delightful comedy, sure to entertain, with an array of charming and colourful characters.
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Written By: Marcel Aymé
Translated By: Norman Denny
Directed By: Gina Wilkinson
Set Design By: Jackie Chau
Costume Design By: Sarah Armstrong
Lighting Design By: Steve Lucas
Stage Managed By: Ashley Ireland
Cast: Jennifer Balen,
Katherine Barrell,
Jonathan Brass,
Nathan Carroll,
Alex Dault,
Fraser Elsdon
Justin Goodhand,
Tal Gottfried,
Leah Holder,
Katie Leckie,
Carys Lewis,
Alexandra Manea,
Rebecca Perry,
James Pettitt,
Andy Trithardt,
Ewa Wolniczek
s/o = sold out
ltd = limited availability
About George Brown Theatre School
The George Brown Theatre School offers concentrated, career-oriented training in the fundamental skills and professionalism needed to work as professional actors in theatre, television and film. Taught by notable theatre artists, students in the three-year diploma program explore a wide range of acting styles ranging from classical and Elizabethan to absurdism and clowning.
