Split will be performed at the Havana Theatre, February 4th & 5th @ 7pm
Address: 1212 Comercial Drive, Vancouver
Tickets: $10 in advance, $15 at the door (Cash only!)
Limited seats
Unspoken Voices Presents..
Split Poster
Director
Katherine Hill
The Director
Born in Colchester, England, Katherine has always had a strong passion for the arts. Through being introduced initially with the operatic arts in Germany as a child, she grew to love the stage and the many possibilities of play that it provided.
Katherine trained in England at The University of Reading, Berkshire and The Vancouver Film School. She has had many opportunities to work on a variety of stage performances including Macbeth and has also created a few short films of her own. This will be Katherine's directorial debut.
Katherine is expecting her first child, with husband Scott Folkers, in March and was excited to take on this wonderful and exciting challenge whilst being pregnant!
Paul
Ian Batt
Ian Batt
Ian is very excited to appear in his first stage leading role! He has recently starred and appeared in 15 independent films - all in 2006. Ian trained at the Vancouver Academy of Dramatic Arts in Gastown, as well as at Second Avenue Studios. He asserts, "I was born to play Paul in 'Split', as I'm single - and looking!"
Carol
Claire Lindsay
Claire Linsday
Since completing her training at the Canadian College of the Performing Arts, Claire has kept busy as a professional performer.
She came to Vancouver 3 years ago to further pursue her stage dreams and has since enjoyed performing in various independent projects. Some favourite shows include The Importance of Being Ernest (UBC Players Club), The Rocky Horror Show (Wicked Awesome Theatre) and This Is A Play (On The Fence Theatre). She is thrilled to be a part of Unspoken Voices’ production of Split by Michael Weller, a play that conveys the emotional highs and lows of marriage with humour and respect.
Bob
Matt Wells
Marge
Louisa O'Keane
Louisa O'Keane
Louisa O'Keane was born in Dublin Ireland and grew up in Burlington Ontario. She has been singing since she could talk and dancing since she could walk. This proud drama nerd studied at the Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts in Toronto and has been in over 40 productions to date. Some of her favorite roles include Gertrude McFuzz in 'Seussical the Musical' for which she won Outstanding lead actress in a musical, and Edith in 'The Pirates of Penzance'. This past year you may have seen her in 'Tony and Tinas Wedding', The Giggle Dam's 'Dam Canadian Christmas Show' and Opera Appassionata's 'Serenades at Simmons'. This will be the first non singing role she has ever attempted. She is looking very forward to a wonderful run with this great group.
Jean
Heidi Dorman
Heidi Dorman
A graduate of the full time program at The William Davis Centre For Actors Study, Heidi has performed in various productions in Vancouver over the last few years. Her most notable stage performances include the feisty Effie Grey in the United Players production of the Countess and most recently as Stella Tabret in the North Vancouver Community Players’ “The Sacred Flame”. Bucking the trend of some of her past period pieces, Heidi is thrilled that in “Split” she gets to wear a catsuit rather than a corset.
Jay
James Behenna
James Behenna
Originally from Moose Jaw, SK, James took the advice of the Pet Shop Boys and went west. A graduate of the University of BC and the William Davis Centre for Actors Study, he is very excited to be part of the cast of Split. Selected theatre credits include: Bonsai in Bonsai Friend (Theatre in the Raw); Friar Francis in Less Ado About Nothing (Pacific); David Osslow in The Art of Dining (William Davis Centre); and James Harris in The Mating Game (Metro).
Waiter
Ryan Younglao
Ryan Younglao
Ryan Younglao was born and raised on the Caribbean island of Trinidad and Tobago. At a very young age he displayed a very active imagination and a love for performing for others. In 2004 he came to Vancouver to pursue his dream of acting. Three years later he is still in full pursuit and is currently a part of KHYU, Vancouver’s hardest working sketch comedy groups.
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