Atomic Vaudeville

The Atomic Vaudeville Society will hold its Annual General Meeting on December 6^th, 2011 from 6 to 8 pm at the AV studio, 3^rd floor, 1618 Government Street, Victoria. Doors open at 5:30.

Everyone is welcome to attend. However, you must be a member in order to vote in the board elections to be held at the AGM. Annual memberships can be renewed or purchased at the start of the meeting for $20.

Please contact Dan Pollock at membership@atomicvaudeville.com for further details or to purchase a membership ahead of the meeting.

Hope to see you on the sixth!

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November 10 to December 3, 2011
Theatre Passe Muraille
16 Ryerson Avenue, Toronto Ontario

Buy tickets online:

http://www.passemuraille.on.ca/category/fall-2011/ride-the-cyclone/

BOX OFFICE:  416.504.7529

by Jacob Richmond
lyrics and music by Brooke Maxwell and Jacob Richmond
Directed by Britt Small and Jacob Richmond
Choreography and Staging by Treena Stubel

Starring Rielle Braid, Matthew Coulson, Kelly Hudson, Elliott Loran, Sarah Jane Pelzer, Kholby Wardell and Hank Pine

Set Design by Hank Pine and James Insell

Costume Design by Ingrid Hansen

Puppetry by James Insell

“…probably the most uproarious and outrageous piece of musical theatre Canada has ever produced.” -Globe and Mail, Toronto

“…an astonishing trip to both hell and heaven. The much-lauded members of Atomic Vaudeville in Victoria have lovingly crafted a work of pure genius.” – Vancouver Sun

“…riotously funny, always surprising and filled with five shows’ worth of solid ideas.” -NOW Magazine, Toronto

The long-awaited big-cast musical sequel to Legoland, from the theatrical wunderkinder at Victoria’s own Atomic Vaudeville. It’s a comedy, a tragedy, and a musical ride, as a teenage chamber choir from Uranium, Saskatchewan die in a roller coaster accident at a traveling fair. Karnack, a mechanized fortune-telling machine, feels responsible for the young choir’s demise, and gives the teens a chance to express themselves to the world after death. Ride the Cyclone is their final recital, where they celebrate their individuality while coming to terms with their untimely demise. Featuring a cast of Victoria’s most talented young performers, directed by Atomic Vaudeville co-founders Britt Small and Jacob Richmond.

Play the video game:

http://ridethecyclonemusical.com/play

Listen to music excerpts:

http://ridethecyclonemusical.com/music.html