A fertility clinic makes a dire mistake, forcing two very different couples to decide the future of an unborn child.
Primal instincts emerge and hilarious chaos ensues.
Within the Glass begins after a critical mistake has been made at a fertility clinic: a fertilized egg has been accidentally implanted into the wrong woman. Two couples from drastically different social circles convene to determine the uncertain future of the IVF child. Primal instincts emerge and passions run high. The play leaves us with the question: What would you do?
Primal instincts emerge and hilarious chaos ensues.
Within the Glass begins after a critical mistake has been made at a fertility clinic: a fertilized egg has been accidentally implanted into the wrong woman. Two couples from drastically different social circles convene to determine the uncertain future of the IVF child. Primal instincts emerge and passions run high. The play leaves us with the question: What would you do?
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PERFORMANCE TIMES
Wed, Sept 12 ........... 7:30 pm Thur, Sept 13 .......... 7:30 pm Fri, Sept 14 .............. 7:30 pm Sat, Sept 15 ............. 2:00 pm Sat Sept 15 .............. 7:30 pm Sun, Sept 16 ............ 2:00 pm Tues, Sept 18 .......... 7:30 pm Wed, Sept 19 ........... 7:30 pm Thur, Sept 20 .......... 7:30 pm Fri, Sept 21 .............. 7:30 pm Sat, Sept 22 ............. 2:00 pm Sat, Sept 22 ............. 7:30 pm Sun, Sept 23............. 2:00 pm |
VENUE: 211 King Street, London On (the former Novack’s)
TICKETS: $30 STUDENTS: $20 GROUPS: 6 or more $25 per person 
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Jeff Culbert – Michael
Jeff was in productions of Dear Johnny Deere at the Blyth Festival, Lighthouse Theatre, Theatre Calgary, Thousand Islands Playhouse and Persephone Theatre. He also toured Canada and the US with his solo shows archy and mehitabel and The Donnelly Sideshow. In Port Stanley, he acted in Buying the Farm, The Drawer Boy, Outlaw and Midnight Madness. His own plays that have been produced in London include Choose, But Choose Wisely, Chicken Feather and Running Rude. Jeff is also a director, and for 15 years, he co-ordinated and directed for the Grand Theatre’s PlayWrights Cabaret. |
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Niki Landau – Darah
Niki has acted in theatres across Canada, in the U.S. and Germany. Selected credits: Mikveh, (Harold Green Jewish Theatre) strangers, babies (Theatre PANIK) Unholy (Nightwood/Buddies in Bad Times), Other People’s Children (Tarragon/PANIK), little tongues (blood projects), Problem Child (BeMe), Apple (Factory), House of Many Tongues (Tarragon), Comedy of Errors(CanStage), Territories (PANIK), After the Orchard (National Arts Centre), Mating Dance of the Werewolf (MTC/Rubicon Theatre), Borderline (SummerWorks), The Dershowitz Protocol (SummerWorks), The Last Night of Ballyhoo (MTC), If We Are Women (Persephone), Reading Hebron (Factory) and Suburban Motel (Factory). Niki is Co-Artistic Director of Theatre PANIK, and a Dora-nominated playwright. Her plays include Territories, Corpse Bride and Gone With The Wind. She teaches acting at York and Seneca. |
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Tyler Parr – Scott
Tyler is thrilled to be making his Troubadour Theatre Collective's debut performance as Scott in Within The Glass, written by Anna Chatterton. He presently lives and works as an actor in Toronto. Tyler grew up in London, where he spent many years performing theatre and has continued to perform on stage for over 20 years. His most recent theatrical roles have been Poseidon, Trojan Woman and Charles Aiken, August Osage County. He has performed throughout Canada and toured abroad as far as Prague and Turkey. He has performed in television shows such as Murdoch Mysteries and CBBC's kid's show Creeped Out, directed by Bruce McDonald. In 2017 he had the pleasure of being directed by Kiefer Sutherland in one of Kiefer's own music video's. In addition to being a film actor, Tyler is also a filmmaker. His most recent film Ironied was accepted in over 30 festivals worldwide and took home 11 international awards. Tyler feels honoured to be working with Charlotte Gowdy and to be performing alongside such prestigious actors. He would especially like to recognize his friends, family and Kristi Holt for their unwavering support throughout his professional career. Love ya!! |
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Francesca Ranalli – Linda
Francesca works creatively in theatre, opera and recital. Her work has taken her across Canada and into Europe. Select actor/singer credits include Maggie in Gift of the Magi (FSA Music), Kyra Hollis in Skylight (Troubadour Theatre Collective), Viola in Twelfth Night (Theatre Georgian Bay), Vanda in Venus in Fur and Red in Red (Fountainhead Theatre), Portia in The Merchant of Venice (Salamander Theatre), Alto Soloist in Elijah (FSA Music/London Pro-Musica/London Symphonia),The Mikado (Drayton Entertainment/HCP), Olga in Eugene Onegin and Prince Orlofsky in Die Fledermaus (Ottawa Fringe), and Cherubino in The Marriage of Figaro and Kate Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly (Opera Lyra Ottawa/National Arts Centre and National Gallery of Canada). Francesca’s directing credits include Romeo and Juliet (Troubadour Theatre Collective), The Brothers Grimm (Opera Nuova, Edmonton), Assistant Director for Carmen (Opera Nuova, Edmonton) and La Traviata (Highlands Opera Studio). Directing Intern with Opera Nuova, included excerpts from Hamlet, Lakme, Mignon, Louise, and On the Town. Francesca also sings as a classical and jazz soloist in Canada and abroad. A founding member of Troubadour Theatre Collective, she also teaches in the Fanshawe College Acting program. Francesca is grateful to be exploring this exciting play with such wonderful collaborating artists. |
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Charlotte Gowdy - Director
An award-winning actor / director / educator, Charlotte has been working and playing at theatres across Canada for the past twenty years. She recently completed her third season at the Stratford Festival where she was the Associate Director on Bakkhai, and Assistant Director on The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe and The Taming of the Shrew. Other theatre credits include the Shaw Festival, Canadian Stage, Manitoba Theatre Centre, Neptune Theatre in Halifax, Crow’s, Theatre NorthWest, Thousand Islands Playhouse, Blyth Festival and the Grand Theatre in London. Charlotte is a graduate of both The National Theatre School of Canada and Ecole Philippe Gaulier in Paris, France. She is a passionate educator and has enjoyed being a regular guest teacher in the drama departments of Fanshawe College, Queen’s University, Holland College School for the Performing Arts and the University of PEI. Born and raised in Charlottetown, PEI, Charlotte now makes her home in Stratford, ON. |
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