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Anger in Ernest and Ernestine (Barcelona,
April 2005)
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| Actress
- Ernestine |
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Elisa
Moolecherry is an honours graduate of the Specialisation
in Theatre Performance Programme at Concordia University
in Montreal, Canada and has acted professionally for
over 13 years in film and on stage in both Canadian
and international productions. She has been a regular
on such television series as The Newsroom and
Degrassi and has made numerous guest appearances
on hit series, which include Monk and Missing.
On stage, she has played such roles as Viola in Twelfth
Night, Juliet in Goodnight Desdemona, Good
Morning Juliet, Fatima in Roland Schimmelpfennig's
Arabian Night (Winner of the People's Choice
Award Summerworks) and originated the role of Stacy
in the Chalmer's Award-winning play Pop Song.
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co-founded BeMe Theatre in Barcelona in 2005, starring
as Ernestine in the company's first production, The
Anger in Ernest & Ernestine and later as the solo
performer in I, Claudia which had a highly successful
remount in November 2006 at the Shanghai Dramatic Arts
Centre in China and again in May 2007 at the Amerika Haus
in Munich. Elisa was seen last winter in cinemas across
Germany in the Til Schweiger production, One Way,
and will be appearing in the German comedy series Pastewka
later this year. She will return to the stage in February
2008 with BeMe Theatre. |
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| Actor
- Ernest |
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Tom
Rooney was born and raised in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada where he received his training in music and acting
at the University of Saskatchewan.
He now
lives in Toronto where he has just completed a highly
successful run of the world premiere of Gina Wilkinson's
play, My Mother's Feet directed by Micheline
Chevrier. He has performed the title role in Hamlet,
Thomas Stockmann in An Enemy of the People
and Leontes in The Winter's Tale all at the
National Arts Centre. Other selected credits include:
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in America, Richard 111, Romeo and
Juliet, Othello, and The Tempest.
He is a regular on the hit television series, This
is Wonderland for which he received a Gemini
Nomination for his work. |
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Leah Cherniak, Robert
Morgan and Martha Ross
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| Director |
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Director for the past
twenty years, Micheline Chevrier has
worked across Canada as director, dramaturge and stage
manager. As a director she has worked at such theatres
as The Shaw Festival, the National Arts Centre, the
Centaur Theatre, Theatre Calgary, Alberta Theatre Projects,
Prairie Theatre Exchange, the Globe Theatre, the Citadel,
Canadian Stage, Theatre New Brunswick and the Lorraine
Kimsa Theatre for Young People among others.
She was Associate Artistic
Director at Theatre New Brunswick from 1990 to 1992,
Associate Dramaturge at Playwrights Workshop Montreal
from 1992 to 1993 and, for the past two seasons, was
Associate Artist at CanStage in Toronto.
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to 2000, Micheline was the Artistic Director of the Great
Canadian Theatre Company in Ottawa. She has directed and
taught at the National Theatre School, Concordia University,
Dalhousie University and University of Alberta to name
a few. She is a graduate of McGill University and of the
University of Toronto's Drama Centre. |
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| Producer |
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Ten Brink is
an economist and has worked as an account manager for
ING and as a financial consultant for both Deloitte and
the Dutch Ministry of Education and Science. In Barcelona
she co-founded BeMe Theatre with Elisa Moolecherry, executive
pro-ducing their first show, The Anger in Ernest and
Ernestine, in April 2005 followed by I, Claudia
in June, 2006. Ethel currently works for BeMe as a consultant
out of Barcelona. |
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