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A few months ago I was sitting on my porch lamenting the state of the world. I was excited about the digital programming we were planning for the Fall of 2020 but my heart was heavy knowing that audiences wouldn’t be able to enjoy live performance together in the near-term and that the magical exchange between performers and viewers would be absent from our work. I looked towards my neighbour’s porch and then out at the curb and it suddenly dawned on me that live music could still happen over the summer with built-in safety and social distancing using our porches as opera boxes and the sidewalk as the stage.

Certainly an intimate concert from your porch is a far cry from the energy created when 1000 people gather together at Koerner Hall or at the Winter Garden Theatre. But with its own intimate magic, we hope that PORCHSIDE SONGS will remind all of us – even at the most precarious of times – how special it is to witness art live.

May your concert bring you a sense of connectedness and a reminder of the healing power of great songs and stories.

Mitchell Marcus

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WELCOME TO PORCHSIDE SONGS

L A N D AC K N O W L E D G M E N TThe Musical Stage Company performs in venues both traditional and surprising. With gratitude and respect, we acknowledge that Toronto is in the “Dish With One Spoon Territory.” The Dish With One Spoon is a treaty between the Anishinaabe Nation, Mississaugas of the New Credit, and Haudenosaunee Confederacy that bound them to share the territory and protect the land. Subsequent Indigenous Nations and peoples, Europeans, and all newcomers, have been invited into this treaty in the spirit of peace, friendship, and respect. We recognize the presence and endurance of all Indigenous people on and off this land, both recorded and unrecorded, upon which we are privileged to be able to live, work, and play.

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A Musical Stage Company Experience

Created and Performed by BEAU DIXON & VANESSA SEARS

LOVE ON TOP

PORCHSIDE SONGS

Created and Performed by THE ASIAN RIFFING TRIO

(COLIN ASUNCION, CHRIS TSUJIUCHI & KEVIN WONG)

STREET ART

Created and Performed by HAILEY GILLIS & ANDREW PENNER

LOST TOGETHER

Porchside Songs Producer JOSEPHINE HO

Running time is approximately 40 minutes with no intermission.

Please keep 14 ft apart from the performers and 6 ft apart from each other to ensure the safety of all involved.

Photography and videography is permitted, but please refrain from using flash.

SOCIAL DISTANCING IN EFFECT

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LOVE ON TOPCREATED AND PERFORMED BY BEAU DIXON & VANESSA SEARS

Toronto theatre stars Beau Dixon and Vanessa Sears take you on an acoustic journey of popular songs that will uplift and inspire. Having worked together on The Musical Stage Company’s award-winning production of PASSING STRANGE co-produced with Obsidian Theatre, this dynamic duo will have you dancing and singing along with a selection of iconic songs from celebrated Black voices. From Bob Marley to Beyoncé, Beau and Vanessa use the power of song to elevate your spirits and put Love On Top.

SETLISTLovely DayBILL WITHERS

No Woman No Cry / One LoveBOB MARLEY

What’s Going OnMARVIN GAYE

Where Is The Love?DONNY HATHAWAY & ROBERTA FLACK

Love On TopBEYONCÉ

Don’t Let The Green Grass Fool YaWILSON PICKET

At LastETTA JAMES

Higher and Higher JACKIE WILSON

Setlist and song order subject to changes and additions.

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BEAU DIXONFor The Musical Stage Company: CAROLINE, OR CHANGE (2012); PASSING STRANGE.

Beau is a multi-award-winning actor, playwright, music director, and sound designer. His first gig with The Musical Stage Company was as apprentice music director for CAROLINE, OR CHANGE (2012, co-produced by Obsidian Theatre). In 2017, he received a Toronto Critics Award for best lead actor in a musical for his performance as the narrator in PASSING STRANGE, also a Musical Stage Company & Obsidian Theatre production. Beau has performed at Stratford, Shaw, Tarragon, Factory, Crow’s, Soulpepper, Vertigo, ATP, Lunchbox, Arts Club, TNB, Neptune, Thousand Islands, 4th Line and other theatres throughout Canada. Not only does he get a kick out of acting and composing music, but he’s also written a few plays. Beau is a two-time Dora award recipient for his one-man show entitled, BENEATH SPRINGHILL: THE MAURICE RUDDICK STORY. Beau is also a KM Hunter Award finalist. He is Artistic Director and co-founder of Firebrand Theatre. In 2011, he was inducted into Peterborough’s Pathway of Fame for his leadership in the arts. You can check out Beau’s music on www.itunes.com, and read his plays at www.playwrightsguild.ca.

VANESSA SEARSFor The Musical Stage Company: CAROLINE, OR CHANGE (2020); PASSING STRANGE.

Vanessa is beyond grateful for the opportunity to perform as theatres across Canada have closed. Music continues to provide a sense of freedom and release during uncertain times and she is happy to share some light and love – from a safe distance.

A Dora Award, Toronto Theatre Critics Award, and Critic’s Pick Award-winning actress, Vanessa most recently appeared as Emmie in CAROLINE, OR CHANGE at the historic Winter Garden Theatre (Musical Stage Company and Obsidian Theatre). Her other selected credits include: Edwina in PASSING STRANGE (Musical Stage Company and Obsidian Theatre); Mary Poppins in MARY POPPINS, Dorothy in THE WIZARD OF OZ (Young People’s Theatre); Mum in BILLY ELLIOT, Ronette in LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (Stratford Festival); Polly Plummer in THE MAGICIAN’S NEPHEW, Flaemmchen in GRAND HOTEL, Zoe in AN OCTOROON (Shaw Festival); Nicola in the Canadian Premiere of KINKY BOOTS (Mirvish Productions).

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STREET ARTCREATED AND PERFORMED BY THE ASIAN RIFFING TRIO COLIN ASUNCION, CHRIS TSUJIUCHI & KEVIN WONG

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Asian Riffing Trio will perform a collection of songs that are close to their hearts, including some brand new original music. Chris Tsujiuchi, Kevin Wong, and Colin Asuncion make up the vocal supergroup Asian Riffing Trio (or ART, for short). These three multitalented queer Asian artists subvert the boyband format. With their characteristic soulful vocals and innovative musical arrangements, ART has established itself as a true artistic force and one of Toronto’s best-kept secrets.

SETLISTWe Are YoungFUN.

Barbie GirlAQUA

Eye To EyeTEVIN CAMPBELL (THE GOOFY MOVIE)

The Heart of the MatterDON HENLEY

I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)WHITNEY HOUSTON

Maybe NowKEVIN WONG

Let Go With MeCOLIN ASUNCION & KEVIN WONG

Hand In My PocketALANIS MORISETTE

You Will Be FoundDEAR EVAN HANSEN

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COLIN ASUNCIONFor The Musical Stage Company: UNCOVERED: STEVIE WONDER & PRINCE. Colin Asuncion

is a Toronto based singer, theatre artist, and member of the vocal group Asian Riffing Trio. Performance credits include: BOX 4901 (Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, Dora Nomination – Outstanding Performance of an Ensemble), BE MY VALENTINE (120 Diner, BroadwayWorld Toronto nomination – Best Solo Cabaret Performance), INTO THE WOODS, CABARET (Hart House Theatre), RENT (Fallen Rock Productions), THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE (Easy Street Productions), and SQUAT (Toronto Fringe, Tosho Cutting Edge Award). Colin was a recurring guest commentator on The After Show (MTV Canada) and a finalist on Season 3 of THE GREAT CANADIAN BAKING SHOW (CBC, Netflix Canada). A graduate of the University of Toronto, Colin is the Marketing Manager for the Retail Council of Canada.

CHRIS TSUJIUCHIFor The Musical Stage Company: ONEGIN. Chris Tsujiuchi’s performance credits

include BOX 4901, RECURRING JOHN, PARADISE LOST (Summerworks Festival), LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (Lower Ossington Theatre), and THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW (Hart House Theatre). Musical Direction credits include PARADE (Toronto Musical Concerts) THE LAST FIVE YEARS (YRG Productions), ONEGIN (Musical Stage Company/National Arts Centre/Arts Club Western Canada Tour), 35MM (Toronto Premiere), ANY DREAM WILL DO (Angelwalk Theatre & Theatre Collingwood), A MISFORTUNE (Next Stage Festival), MICKEY & JUDY (Toronto Fringe/Best of Fringe),

and BARE (Canadian Premiere/WatersEdge Productions). Chris has worked as an accompanist and teacher at Sheridan College, Randolph Academy, and George Brown College. He has toured extensively with Sharron Matthews, the Nathaniel Dett Chorale, and can also be seen performing in Asian Riffing Trio (aka ART).

KEVIN WONGFor The Musical Stage Company: REFRAMED. Training: Royal Conservatory of Music

(Violin/Harmony/Music History); NoteWorthy (The Musical Stage Company, 2014); Composium (Theatre20, 2015). Selected past musical theatre writing: RECURRING JOHN: A SONG CYCLE (Toronto SummerWorks Festival 2014 / Chicago Musical Theatre Festival 2015); STAR!(VING): A COLLECTION OF SONGS; MISPRINT (with bookwriter Lauren Toffan, Women of Musical Theatre Festival 2016); DRAMA 101 (with bookwriter & co-lyricist Steven Gallagher, Bravo Academy 2017 / Etobicoke School of the Arts 2018 / Stage Door Academy 2018); and REFRAMED (Musical Stage Company / Art Gallery of Ontario, Dora Nomination – Best New Musical/Opera). Currently in Development: THE PREPOSTEROUS PREDICAMENT OF POLLY PEEL (Act One) (with bookwriter Julie Tepperman, most recently a sold-out hit at the 2018 Toronto Fringe Festival and winner of the 2018 Playwrights Guild of Canada Stage West New Musical Award), BELIEVERS (with bookwriter and co-lyricist Ali Joy Richardson), and IN REAL LIFE (with bookwriter & co-lyricist Nick Green, most recently workshopped at Theatre Sheridan in March/April 2020). Other: Kevin was the Musical Stage Company’s Associate Artistic Director from 2016-2018. He is a member of the vocal group Asian Riffing Trio (with Chris Tsujiuchi and Colin Asuncion). He is currently part-time faculty at Sheridan College.

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LOST TOGETHERCREATED AND PERFORMED BY HAILEY GILLIS & ANDREW PENNER

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Hailey Gillis and Andrew Penner bring to your curb a reinvention of songs from this century’s greatest songwriters that both offer comfort and ask questions. Focusing on Canada’s vast selection of artists and their contemporaries they will weave together a sweet and raw mixture of duets and stories. Having worked together at The Musical Stage Company (UNCOVERED), Soulpepper (SPOON RIVER, BLOOD WEDDING, CONCERT SERIES), and most recently in the award-winning production of GHOST QUARTET (Crow’s/Eclipse Theatre Company) these virtuosic performers now offer you songs that reflect on every moment, big and small.

Setlist and song order subject to changes and additions.

SETLISTWondering Where The Lions AreBRUCE COCKBURN

Gone Gone GoneTHE EVERLY BROTHERS

Secret HeartRON SEXSMITH

Angel From MontgomeryJOHN PRINE

Constant CravingK.D. LANG

Romeo and JulietDIRE STRAITS

That’s No Way to Say Goodbye LEONARD COHEN

Bless This CitySUNPARLOUR PLAYERS

Lost TogetherBLUE RODEO

You’re All I Need To Get ByNICHOLAS ASHFORD AND VALERIE SIMPSON

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HAILEY GILLISFor The Musical Stage Company: UNCOVERED: JONI MITCHELL & CAROLE

KING, ONEGIN, UNCOVERED: DYLAN & SPRINGSTEEN. Most Recent Credits: GHOST QUARTET (Crow’s Theatre), ROSE, STEINBECK THROUGH SONG (Soulpepper Theatre); THE INVISIBLE (Catalyst/Vertigo Theatre). Elsewhere: ONEGIN (National Arts Centre/The Arts Club/The Musical Stage Company); HEDDA GABLER (Necessary Angel/Canadian Stage); ROMEO AND JULIET, THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR (Bard On The Beach); SPOON RIVER, THE DYBBUK, MARAT/SADE, BLOOD WEDDING, THE CRUCIBLE, THE THIRST OF HEARTS, THE DEAD, ALLIGATOR PIE, IDIOT’S DELIGHT (Soulpepper Theatre); JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR, ON THE ROAD WITH DUTCH MASON (The Confederation Center For The Arts); GREASE, EVITA, THE LITTLE MATCH GIRL (Theatre Aquarius). Other: TRIPLE SENSATION Season 2 Top 6 Competitor (CBC), Soulpepper Academy Graduate, BA Honours Degree, University Of Toronto, Diploma In Acting, Sheridan Institute Of Technology.

ANDREW PENNERFor The Musical Stage Company: UNCOVERED: DYLAN & SPRINGSTEEN,

UNCOVERED: QUEEN & BOWIE. Andrew is an award-winning musician and performer who can be heard on over 50 albums of various styles and has performed across North America and Europe. He is a member of the HARROW FAIR, with Miranda Mulholland (JUNO nominated) and the group, SUNPARLOUR PLAYERS. Andrew has worked in theatre at The Stratford Festival, Soulpepper, Canadian Stage, Crows, Obsidian Theatre, Native Earth, Musical Stage Company and many others. He is a founding member of KITCHENBAND (BOBLO, Dora Award for Best Composition & Sound Design; REESOR, PELEE, PETRICHOR, DETROIT TIME MACHINE, DRIVE). Andrew has created music for several films including, SMALL TOWN MURDER SONGS, COOKING WITH STELLA, ONE WEEK, THIS BEAUTIFUL CITY, EADWEARD and the television series, LOST GIRL. Most recently, Andrew was composer/sound designer for SERVING ELIZABETH (Western Theatre/Thousand Islands Playhouse), FOOL FOR LOVE (Soulpepper), performed/music directed for GHOST QUARTET (Crow’s Theatre/Eclipse Theatre Company – Toronto Critic’s Theatre Award, Best Ensemble, Dora Nominated, Best Musical Director) and released Harrow Fair ’s sophomore album, which he also produced. www.andrewpenner.ca

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