Neddy Norris Night
This is it, the night of nights. No more rehearsing
and nursing a part…
This is the opening of “Neddy
Norris Night” at the Gros Morne
Theatre Festival. The show, directed by
Stephanie Payne, takes to the stage in wide-open
heart of an UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site –
Gros Morne National Park, in Newfoundland, Canada.
This production of Theatre Newfoundland and
Labrador (TNL) is the second musical
stage-show of the Summer to include Allison Crowe
in its cast/band – fiddle and all. “Newfoundland
Vinyl: The Greatest Hits” opened last
month – and runs until September 2, 2016.
In “Neddy”, Allison joins director Stephanie Payne,
and fellow musicians Dave Baird, Colin Furlong, and
Matthew Wheadon.
TNL explains:
TNL explains:
“You don’t have to travel far in Newfoundland and
Labrador to hear our traditional music – it’s a
cultural touchstone, both a shared experience and a
national badge of honour. With its narrative power,
distinctive sound and strong links to Western
Europe, traditional music represents the province’s
history and culture, and forms a vital link between
the past and present. For many it’s also a proud
and powerful manifestation of the ‘unique
Newfoundland and Labrador character’.”
The show’s mounted by a production team of Stephanie
Payne, Stefanie Power, Lindsay Code, Jeff Pybus and
Dan Fletcher – and runs through to September 1,
2016.
More info on showdates, times, and tickets @
http://www.theatrenewfoundland.com/shows/neddy-norris-night-2016
Labels: Allison Crowe, Colin Furlong, Dan Fletcher, Dave Baird, festival, GMTF, Gros Morne, Jeff Pybus, Lindsay Code, Matthew Wheadon, music, Newfoundland, Stefanie Power, Stephanie Payne, theatre, TNL
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