“A perfect example of Imago Theatre fulfilling its solemn dedication to supporting theatre that is provocative, challenging and innovative in unconventional modes of production” (Westside, May 2002)

Written and Directed by: Bryden MacDonald
Venue: duMaurier Theatre of the Monument-National, Montreal
Dates: May 9th - 26th, 2002

Divinity Bash / nine lives is a non-linear epic tale centring around one man's descent through the cracks of society into the underworld of a major city. It is a gritty poetic odyssey, funny in the darkest, richest way. Giving distinct and colourful voices to the disenfranchised, Divinity Bash bashes space and time with its unconventional structure, bypassing sentimentality, proving a mystical urban roller coaster ride that speaks directly to our condition as human beings, in this new and rapidly evolving (or dissolving?) century.

Starring:

Marc Beaupré (Liam), Howard Bilerman (Marty), Sarah Carlsen (Myrna), Diana Fajrajsl (Alice / Anastasia), Alex Ivanovici (Albert), Bronwen Mantel (Evangeline), Michael Daniel Murphy (Lamb), Omari Newton (Snake), Jean-Pierre Pérusse (Glorious).

Creative Team:

Assistant Director: Ken Mackenzie
Set Designer: Ana Cappelluto
Costume Designer: Tiffany Oschmann
Sound Designer / Original Music: Alexander MacSween
Lighting Designer: Spike Lyne
Props design: Elizabeth Cognard and Valérie Viertel
Graphic designer: Bradley Colbourne.