Our Community. Onstage.
HOME
IS A
IS A
BEAUTIFUL
WORD
collected and edited by Joel Bernbaum
January 7–19, 2014
WORLD PREMIERE
Belfry
Theatre
Please make 2014 the year
to extend compassion
to those in need.
Carole James, MLA
Victoria-Beacon Hill
Community Office
1084 Fort Street
tel: 250.952.4211
[email protected]
www.carolejamesmla.ca
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HUNGRY
Hearts
A savoury fundraiser for Our Place
Celebrate an evening of hope and belonging
with gourmet soup by some of Victoria’s top
chefs, entertainment, live auction, and more.
Venue: The Atrium
Date: Thurs., Feb. 27
Time: 6:00 pm
Tickets: $100
0RUe,nIRUmatiRn:
ourplacesociety.com
or call 250-388-7112
The Belfry Theatre presents
Home Is A Beautiful Word
Compiled and Edited by Joel Bernbaum
Starring
Yoshié Bancroft
Kelt Eccleston
Kayvon Kelly
Kevin Loring
and
Tracey Moore
Director
Set Designer
Costume Designer
Lighting Designer
Movement Coach
Sound Designer
Associate Set Designer
Stage Manager
Assistant Director
Apprentice Stage Manager
Michael Shamata
April Viczko
Mara Gottler
Rebekah Johnson
Laura Krewski
Paul Tedeschini
T. Erin Gruber
Jennifer Swan
Joel Bernbaum
Sandra Drag
There will be one intermission.
Home Is A Beautiful Word was commissioned by the Belfry Theatre.
Interviews were transcribed by Claire Hill (Lead Transcriber), Meesh Bam, Simon Brodie,
Chelsea Bunyan, Randi Edmonson, Liz Tiffin and Blair Moro.
The following artists participated in development workshops of Home Is A Beautiful Word:
Reneltta Arluk, Joel Ballard, David Burke, Justin Carter, Kelt Eccleston, Leora Joy Godden,
Kim Harvey, Kayvon Kelly, Tracey Moore, Christopher Weddell and Jan Wood.
Home Is A Beautiful Word is generously sponsored by
The use of video or audio recording devices is strictly prohibited at all times.
The Belfry Theatre is a registered Canadian charity, 11921 5549 RR0001.
The Belfry Theatre is a member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres
and engages under the terms of the Canadian Theatre Agreement professional artists
who are members of the Canadian Actors’ Equity Association.
Please enjoy the performance.
Belfry Theatre
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Associate Artist
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Clayton Baraniuk
Jane Broomfield
Ben Brysiuk
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Casey Fitterer
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Keith Houghton
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Erin Macklem
Patricia O'Brien
Peter Pokorny
Dale Pudwell
Michael Shamata
Lara Shepard
Gregory Smith
Kathy St. John
Morgan Sutherland
Jennifer Swan
Deborah Williams
Eryn Yaromy
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Photographers
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Jane Francis
Sam Estok
David Cooper
Jo-Ann Richards
Peter Pokorny
Geoff Ewert
Crew
Ben Brysiuk
Ben Cowper
Simon Farrow
Nicole Lamb
Frank Morin
R.J. Peters
Sara Robb
Mark Trueman
Holly Vivian
Board of Directors
Chair
Vice Chair
Secretary
Treasurer
Directors
Veronica Jackson
Sherri Bird
Georgia Gibbs
Robert Thomson, CA
Dr. Monty Bryant
Dr. Andrew Karwowski
Helen Lansdowne
Wendy Magahay
Andy Stephenson
Honourary Board of Directors
Chair Emeritus
Patrick Stewart
Directors
Barbara Greeniaus
Robert Johnston Q.C.
John Keay
Joan Snowden
Dr. Brian Winsby
Michael Ziegler
Special Thanks:
Kevin Arndt, CBC Radio, Chemainus Theatre
Festival, Joann Connolly, Helene Demers,
Warwick Dobson, Christine French, Andrew
Kushnir, Shauna Morgan, Laura Sackville
and Dave Tait.
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Canada, V8T 1G5
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Artistic Director's Notes
Thank you for joining us.
Homelessness is a distressing issue that concerns us
all. This piece of theatre is an attempt to help us
all to come to grips with it in some small way. And
maybe help to push the conversation forward.
It is my wish that we will all leave the theatre
with a new perspective on this situation, a new
understanding of someone else’s circumstances,
and a new appreciation for the complexities that
make this such a difficult issue to grapple with and
attempt to alleviate.
My boundless respect and gratitude to Joel
Bernbaum for the remarkable work he has done
on this project. His humanity and generosity has made it possible for everyone to feel safe
enough to share their most intimate stories.
Interviewer’s Notes
Citizens of Victoria spoke every word you hear in Home Is A Beautiful Word. These words
were spoken on the streets, in coffee shops, shelters, homes, cars, classrooms, jails, parks and
offices. Every interview began with the same two open-ended questions. Homelessness is…?
Home is…? The answers are as varied you could possibly imagine.
Verbatim theatre − making plays out of transcripts or interviews − gives us the opportunity
to be current, authentic and democratic. From the very beginning, it was my hope that this
project would present a holistic view of homelessness in Victoria. I am grateful to the hundreds of people who shared their stories, thoughts, ideas and feelings with me. These words
were faithfully transcribed, creating hundreds of pages of raw material. In editing the play,
I did my best to ensure the greatest diversity of material was reflected. Each interviewee was
also asked to pose questions about this issue to other citizens. I took many of these questions
and asked them forward, word for word. The result is a dialogue between people who may
not ever meet, except in front of you onstage.
Names have been changed to maintain confidentiality. Many of the interviewees told me that
they did not mind if their real name way used. No matter what their backgrounds, they are
proud of their words. I admire this, but I also appreciate that there is something universal
about all these voices having pseudonyms. Any of us, could be any of them.
Thank you to all who participated in this process. Even though every interview is not included in the final script − I am grateful for every conversation. Each one of you had an impact
on me, and on this play. Thank you to the Belfry Theatre for being a leader in this community. And thank you for being a part of Home Is A Beautiful Word. I hope you’ll stay for
Afterplay, and join the conversation.
Respectfully,
Joel
Acting Company
Rehearsal Photography by Peter Pokorny
Yoshié Bancroft
Kayvon Kelly
Yoshié Bancroft
Since graduating from UBC,
Yoshié has worked steadily in
film and TV. Notable credits
include Emily Owens M.D.
and the short film Pancake
Breakfast, which screened in
Austin at SXSW. Other favourite
roles include Lydia in Big Love
(UBC), Zhaboonigan in The Rez
Sisters (UBC) and Driver in Tour
(Universal Ltd.), a show she cocreated for Hive 3 with support
from Electric Company Theatre,
and revisited for Theatre SKAM’s
Bike Ride 2013 in Victoria. Most
recently, she produced and acted
in Cocktails at Pam’s (Staircase
XI). Yoshié is grateful for the
opportunity to be part of Home
Is A Beautiful Word.
Kelt Eccleston
Kelt is a veteran performer of
stage and screen. He has covered
everything from children’s theatre (Story Theatre Company,
Carousel Theatre) to Shakespeare
(Romeo in Romeo and Juliet,
Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s
Dream, to name a few), from
heavy drama to light comedy.
Most recently he has been performing with The Other Guys
Theatre Company as co-writer
and performer of their latest
hit, Good Timber. Kelt has been
involved in Home Is A Beautiful
Kelt Eccleston
Kevin Loring
Word since its first workshops
and is very excited to be a part of
its premiere.
Kayvon Kelly
Kayvon was born in Saskatoon,
SK. He is a graduate of The
Canadian College of Performing
Arts. He lives in Vancouver,
BC, where he is the co-Artistic
Director of Sum Theatre. Joel
Bernbaum and Kayvon developed their play My Rabbi with
Michael Shamata and the Belfry,
which they will be touring to
the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
this fall. Selected credits: Chelsea
Hotel (Firehall Arts Centre),
Lungs (Mitch and Murray Prod.),
Taming Of The Shrew (Bard on
the Beach), and The Graduate
(Arts Club).
Kevin Loring
Kevin is Nlakap’amux
(Thompson Indians) from
Lytton BC, and a graduate of
Studio 58 and the Full Circle
First Nations Performance:
Ensemble Training Program.
He has performed in plays
across Canada, including the
world premieres of Marie
Clements’ Burning Vision, Copper
Thunderbird and The Edward
Curtis Project, and as Edmund in
the National Arts Centre’s King
Lear featuring an all-aboriginal
Tracey Moore
cast in 2012. Kevin has received
the 2005 Vancouver Arts Award
for Emerging Theatre Artist,
2007 Herman Voeden prize,
the Syndney J. Risk Prize, a
Jessie Richardson Award for
Outstanding Original Script and
the 2009 Governor General’s
Award for his first published play
Where the Blood Mixes, which
played at the Belfry in 2010.
Tracey Moore
Tracey appeared at the Belfry
last season as Helen in Helen's
Necklace. She is privileged to be
back at the professional theatre
of her home community, doing
a play written about the community for people of that community about an issue central to
that community. It doesn't get
any more artistically important
than that! She hopes to do these,
our voices, justice. Tracey is an
award-winning actress, having played most of the major
theatres in North America from
Broadway to storefront. Her
work has garnered a Gemini
nomination, a Connecticut
Critics Circle Award, Juno
Award, and a Carbonell Award.
Her work in animation has garnered two Daytime Emmys.
Creative Team
Rehearsal Photography by Peter Pokorny
Joel Bernbaum
Joel Bernbaum
Interviewer, Editor
Joel is an actor, playwright,
journalist and the co-Artistic
Director of Sum Theatre. He
is grateful to the hundreds of
Victoria residents who helped
create this play by so generously
sharing their stories. Later this
year, Dancing Sky Theatre will
produce Joel’s play Operation
Big Rock and Sum Theatre will
tour My Rabbi (co-written with
Kayvon Kelly) to the Edinburgh
Festival. Both of these plays have
also received workshops here at
the beautiful Belfry Theatre, and
Joel is grateful for the ongoing
support.
Michael Shamata
Director
For the Belfry: Let Me Call You
Sweetheart, A Christmas Carol,
Red, And Slowly Beauty..., The
25th Annual Putnam County
Spelling Bee, The Year of Magical
Thinking, The Real Thing and
Anything That Moves. Michael
has directed at most of the major
theatres across the country,
including the Stratford Festival,
Soulpepper and Canadian Stage.
His work has been seen in every
province in Canada, and his
productions have won awards
in Toronto, Vancouver and
Ottawa. Michael is the former
April Viczko
Artistic Director of both Theatre
New Brunswick and the Grand
Theatre in London, Ontario.
April Viczko
Set Designer
April has worked on productions that vary from large-scale
stadiums to small black boxes.
Selected credits: Production
Design for Hello, Hello (Kill Your
Television), set and costumes
for As You Like It (Citadel),
Bea’s Niece (Tarragon Theatre),
Stray (Workshop West Theatre),
costumes for Blackbird and
True Love Lies (Citadel), playRites 2012 & 2013 (ATP), and
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
(Birdland Theatre – Dora
Nomination). April is a faculty member of the School of
Creative and Performing Arts at
the University of Calgary. She
is President of the Board of the
Associated Designers of Canada.
Mara Gottler
Costume Designer
Mara is an Artistic Associate
and founding member of Bard
on the Beach Shakespeare
Festival. Measure for Measure and
Elizabeth Rex marked her 62nd
and 63rd productions as resident
costume designer. Local design
productions include The Romeo
Initiative (Touchstone Theatre);
Mara Gottler
Dracula (Chemainus Theatre)
and Fall Away Home (Boca Del
Lupo). International credits
include La Tempete and Le
Rossignol, projects created with
Robert Lepage and Ex Machina.
Mara has received numerous
Jesse Richardson Theatre Awards
and a Dora Mavor Moore Award
and been nominated for the
prestigious Siminovitch prize.
Her costume designs have been
featured in two World Stage
Design Exhibitions.
Rebekah Johnson
Lighting Designer
Delighted to be back at the
Belfry, Rebekah’s previous credits
include Honour, Proof, and Art.
Recent design credits include
My Fair Lady, Brighton Beach
Memoirs (Blue Bridge); Miss
Saigon (Victoria Operatic Society);
Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story
(Chemainus Theatre) and the
national tour of Ride The Cyclone
(Atomic Vaudeville). Rebekah
has a BFA (Theatre) and an MFA
(Visual Art) from the University
of Victoria. She is a member
of the Associated Designers of
Canada, and member/business
agent for IATSE 168. Recently she
took on the challenge of General
Manager of Blue Bridge Repertory
Theatre and Victoria's newest performing arts venue, The Roxy.
Creative Team
Rehearsal Photography by Peter Pokorny
Rebekah Johnson
Jennifer Swan
Laura Krewski
Movement Coach
Selected choreographic credits
include Nevermore, Frankenstein
and Hunchback (Catalyst
Theatre), Spamalot, As You Like
It (Citadel Theatre), Next to
Normal, (Theatre Calgary/Citadel
Theatre), Chicago, Footloose (The
Mayfield), The 25th Annual
Putnam County Spelling Bee
(Belfry Theatre/ Vancouver
Arts Club), Pirates of Penzance
and HMS Pinafore (Edmonton
Opera), The Forbidden Phoenix
(Citadel Theatre/YPT/MTYP),
Rapa Nui, RICH (Manitoba
Theatre for Young People). Laura
is currently working on the latest show for Catalyst Theatre,
Vigilante. Upcoming is Enron
(National Arts Centre).
Paul Tedeschini
Sound Designer
Home Is A Beautiful Word is
Paul’s debut design at The Belfry
Theatre. Recent credits include
It’s A Wonderful Life, Dracula,
Singin’ In The Rain and The
Buddy Holly Story (Chemainus
Theatre Festival). Other theatre
credits include Noises Off (Western
Canada Theatre), Fresco (Shadbolt
Centre/The Cultch), Circle
Laura Krewski
Mirror Transformation (Arts Club
Theatre), Generic Warrior and
No Name Indians (National Arts
Centre).
T. Erin Gruber
Associate Set Designer
Erin is a theatre designer with
experience in set, lighting, costume and projected media design,
and a graduate of the University
of Alberta. She is a founding
member of the ShowStages video
collective, a group that strives
to question and expand the
boundaries of projected media’s
role in theatre. Recent projects:
Tommy (Assistant Projection
Designer, Stratford Festival), Noise
(Set and Media Designer, Verb
Theatre), Delete (Media Designer,
a workshop development project
for the CCTC), Ariodante (Set
and Costume Designer, Calgary
Opera), Reverie (Costume &
Projected Media Designer, Ghost
River Theatre), CHICAGO
(Costume Designer, Keyano
College). www.eringruber.com.
Jennifer Swan
Stage Manager
Some of Jen’s favourite credits at the Belfry include: Art
(Belfry/Great Canadian Theatre
Company, Ottawa), Mary’s
T. Erin Gruber
Wedding (Belfry/Vancouver
Playhouse), I Am My Own Wife,
The Syringa Tree, Trying and
Urinetown. Favourite shows
elsewhere include: tours of Billy
Nothin’, The Wedding Pool and My
Three Sisters with Theatre SKAM;
Studies in Motion and Tear the
Curtain! with Electric Company
Theatre; two winters spent at
Caravan Farm Theatre; and most
recently, The Kite Runner for
Theatre Calgary/Citadel Theatre.
Jen feels very lucky to be back at
the Belfry this season.
Sandra Drag
Apprentice Stage Manager
Sandra is a fourth year student
at the University of Victoria in
the Fine Arts Theatre Production
and Management program, and
is excited to be a part of her first
Belfry show. Select stage management credits include: You’re
A Good Man, Charlie Brown
(Phoenix Theatre), Kitt & Jane
(Phoenix Theatre), Dr. Horrible’s
Sing-Along Blog (Broadway West),
and Miss Saigon (UofC Operetta
Company). Sandra is also the
Assistant Festival Director for the
Calgary Fringe Festival. Bravo!
The Belfry Theatre gratefully acknowledges the
financial support of The Canada Council for the
Arts, the Department of Canadian Heritage, the
Province of British Columbia through the British
Columbia Arts Council and the Gaming Policy and
Enforcement Branch, the Capital Regional District
Arts Development Office and the City of Victoria.
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