Festival and a Canadian Comedy Award for Best
Feature Screenplay. Martin and Bond recently
collaborated on a feature adaptation of the short
film Patch Town (official selection of the Toronto
International Film Festival) , also a winner of
Best Feature at the Canadian Film Festival, and a
selection of the Palm Springs International Film
Festival and the Brussels International Fantastic
Film Festival.
For the stage he co-wrote the comedy George A.
Romero’s Night of the Living Dead Live with Dale Boyer
and Christopher Bond (executive producer George A.
Romero) , and with Bond, adapted the Trey Parker
film Cannibal the Musical for the stage, which is due
to premiere in Toronto in the upcoming year.
AARON EYRE: Music Director/Composer
Aaron is thrilled to be a part of this talented team!
He is a graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University with
degrees in Composition and Theatre, and is the
recipient of the NUMUS Award for Composition
for The Poison Tree. Selected credits as Music
Director include Little Women (Theatre Sheridan),
In Flanders Fields (Smile Theatre) Evil Dead: The
Musical U.S. Tour (STARVOX) Let the Sunshine In
(Welcome Wood), Central Park Tango (Theatre
Sheridan/CMTP), The Last Five Years (Angelwalk).
Also an accomplished choral conductor and vocal
arranger, Aaron conducted the Note by Note
Singers in a tribute concert for Canadian choral
composer Alfred Kunz. Aaron arranged music for
The Nick Drake Project and composed new material
for Trey Parker’s Cannibal!
MIKE TREBILCOCK: Arranger
Mike is a Juno-award winning composer, producer,
singer/songwriter and guitarist. His previous band,
The Killjoys, recorded four albums throughout the
90s garnering nation-wide acclaim with singles
such as, “Soaked” and “Rave and Drool”. Trebilcock
has since composed music for many short films
(The Tenant, Seedless Suicide) and television shows
(Christine Cushing Live, Comedy at Club 54). His
music has appeared in films starring the likes of Chris
Penn and Charles Bronson. Mike’s strong network
of top-rate internationally-celebrated musicians,
songwriters, and producers puts him in the unique
position of being able to create signature sounds
with wide appeal for his own projects and for those
who seek his talent, guidance, and artistic integrity.
Mike has most recently co-composed, performed
and produced music for “George A. Romero’s Night
of the Living Dead Live”.
JACKIE CHAU: Set Designer
Jackie has worked as a set and costume designer
in Montreal, Chicago and Toronto, and her work
has toured internationally. She has taught set
and costume design in the US, and studied theatre
design at Concordia (Montreal) and Northwestern
(Chicago). In addition, she is a production designer
and art director for film and television. Selected
theatre design credits include: Sexy Laundry
(Theatre Aquarius) Annie Mae’s Movement, The
Place Between, Salt Baby, Almighty Voice and His
Wife, Giiwedin, Tombs of the Vanishing Indian, From
Thine Eyes (NEPA), Antigone Insurgency, Someone
is Going to Come, Talking Masks, Like the First Time,
Charge of the Expormidable Moose (One Little Goat),
Gas Girls (New Harlem Productions), The Making
Of St. Jerome (eastBOUND Theatre), Romeo and
Juliet (TD Dream in High Park/Can Stage), Zadie’s
Shoes (Factory Theatre), Brown Balls (Fu-Gen),
The Swearing Jar (Prairie Theatre Exchange), Dirty
Butterfly (Bound to Create). Jackie was named in
NOW magazine’s Top 10 Theatre Artists of 2009 and
has received 4 Dora nominations for outstanding
set design. This is Jackie’s 7th year designing for
the George Brown Repertory productions. Thanks
to Sue, Todd and the entire production team.
CLAUDIA KADA: Costume Designer
Claudia is a Toronto based designer for theatre and
television. She has designed sets for Isaac Mizrahi,
Joan Rivers, and Suzanne Somers for broadcast
(Rogers Media). Theatre credits include “Evil Dead
the Musical” (Jeffrey Latimer Entertainment/Just
for Laughs/Starvox Entertainment) and “Night of
the Living Dead” (Nictophobia Films). Claudia is a
graduate of York University’s Theatre Program and
the University of Toronto’s Graduate Drama Program.
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