Ivona, Princess of Burgundia
George Brown Theatre School
February 9 - 19, 2011
Written in 1938 by renowned Polish author, playwright and philosopher, Witold Gombrowicz, the play centers on Prince Philip who is bored with his life and suffocated by convention. He is looking for a way to alleviate his ennui and vex his parents. He finds Ivona who is the most unattractive girl in the entire kingdom and proposes. Soon, the palace is bursting with gossip, intrigue and self-doubt. Gombrowicz is thought by many to be the 'grandfather' of the Theatre of the Absurd and Princess Ivona, his first play, is also his most popular.
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Directed By: Paul Lampert
Set & Costume Design By: TBA
Lighting Design By: Jason Hand
Stage Managed By: Dustyn Wales
Cast: Abraham Asto, Aldrin Bundoc, Gwen Cumyn, Carter Hayden, Emily Jefferies, Karen Knox, Olivia Marshman, Jessica McGann, William Moynihan, Andrew Perun, Kevin Ritchie, Caroline Toal, Harmonie Tower, Geneviève Trottier, Kristofer Van Soelen, James Watson
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.
