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Directing Credits

1996: November 1996

The Woman in Black

1997: October 1997

Conjugal Rites

1999: Oct 27-30, Nov 2-6

The Death of Dracula

2001: Sep 26-29 & Oct 2-6

Homeward Bound

2002: November 13-16 & 18-23

An Experiment with an Air Pump

2003: November 11-15 and 18-22

The Uninvited

2006: Mar 28-Apr 1 & Apr 4-8

Enchanted April

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Acting Credits

1991: October 1991

Chorus of Disapproval

1992: October 1992

The Real Thing

1994: March 2-5

Blood Relations

1995: October 25-28

One for the Pot

1996: January 17-20

The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

1999: March 17-20 & 23-27

Dangerous Obsession

2000: Mar 22-25, Mar 28-Apr 1

Kindertransport

2000: Sep 27-30, Oct 3-7

Sylvia

2001: May 23-26, May 29-June 2

A Midsummer Night's Dream

2002: March 27-30, April 2-6

The Stillborn Lover

2003: May 28-31 & June 2-7

The Snow Ball

2005: February 1-5 and 8-12

Dancing at Lughnasa

2005: November 15-19 & 22-26

The Beauty Queen of Leenane

2006: Sept 19-23 & 26-30

Here on the Flight Path

2006: November 14-18 & 21-25

Happy Birthday Dear Alice

2008: February 5-16

The Seagull

2008: November 11- 22, 2008

The Countess

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Production Credits

Assistant Stage Manager

Lost in Yonkers

Stage Crew

The Cemetery Club

Set Construction

Shadow Box Conjugal Rites

Set Painter

The Death of Dracula Enchanted April

Continuity

As You Like It The Heidi Chronicles On Golden Pond

Properties

Pygmalion The Affections of May The Cemetery Club You'll Get Used To It - The War Show

Properties Assistant

To Forgive, Divine

Furnishings

A Month of Sundays

Costumes

On Golden Pond

Dresser

It Runs in the Family Communicating Doors The Heiress Leading Ladies

Make-up

Fools The Heidi Chronicles Departures & Arrivals Out of Sight ... Out of Murder Ethan Claymore Through the Looking Glass Here on the Flight Path Blithe Spirit The Heiress The Gallant Tailor or 7 at One Blow One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Leading Ladies

Make-Up Assistant

The Mad Woman of Chaillot You Can't Take it With You -II When the Reaper Calls Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

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From the program for The Seagull:

BEVERLEY BROOKS (Irina Arkadina) has acted, directed and worked backstage at Kanata Theatre since 1991. Her acting roles include Jean Brodie, Titania (A Midsummer Night's Dream), and most recently, Maureen (The Beauty Queen of Leenane) for which she won the Capital Critic's Award for Best Actor in 2006. Bev has also acted at OLT and Tara, and in two independent films. Her directing credits include The Woman in Black and Enchanted April. She studied theatre in England and has taught high school Drama.

From the program for Enchanted April:

BEVERLEY BROOKS (director) was last seen on stage as the desperate, delusional daughter in The Beauty Queen of Leenane. She has acted, directed and worked backstage at Kanata Theatre since 1991. She played the title role in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Titania in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Kate (and Agnes - though not simultaneously) in Dancing At Lughnasa, the mother in Kindertransport among others, and has also performed at Ottawa Little Theatre and TARA. Bev has directed several ‘spooky’ plays including The Woman in Black, The Uninvited and The Death of Dracula. This season she has turned her attention to an ‘enchantingly’ joyous production and is thrilled to bring Elizabeth von Arnim’s novel and subsequent movie, The Enchanted April to Kanata Theatre’s stage.

 

From the program for Happy Birthday Dear Alice:

BEVERLEY BROOKS (Barbara) was last seen on stage as the desperate, delusional daughter in The Beauty Queen of Leenane. She has acted, directed and worked backstage at KT since 1991. She has played the title role in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Titania in A Midsummer Night's Dream, Kate (and Agnes -though not simultaneously) in Dancing At Lughnasa, the Mother in Kindertransport, among others; and has also performed at Ottawa Little Theatre and Tara Players. Bev has directed several 'spooky' plays including The Woman in Black, The Uninvited and The Death of Dracula. Last season she directed Enchanted April. Having portrayed Irish, Scots, English, German and American, she is still looking for a role in a Welsh dialect.
 

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