The Woman in Black By Stephen Mallatratt, based on the novel by Susan Hill

About the Show
A found space theatre event in the basement of City Hall. A lawyer hires an actor to tutor him in recounting to family and friends a story that has long troubled him concerning events that transpired when he attended the funeral of an elderly recluse. There he caught sight of the woman in black.
Warning: content may be startling for some viewers
Warning: show takes place in confined space
Warning: show does NOT have accessible seating. If you have any seating requirements please email mike@bluecanoeproductions.ca to make arrangements.
Performance Information
October 23rd to November 2nd
Shows Wednesdays to Saturdays at 7:00pm and 9:00pm
Shows Wednesdays to Saturdays at 7:00pm and 9:00pm
Show Length: Just under 90 minutes
Intermission: None.
Venue: Basement of Kingston's City Hall
Intermission: None.
Venue: Basement of Kingston's City Hall
Production Team
Director- Devon Dafoe
Producer- Michael Sheppard
Production Manager- Amber Pattison
Stage Manager- Alysse Szatkowski *
ASM- Victoria McAuley *
Set Designer- Chris Blackwell *
Costume Designer- Caitlin Thorne
Lighting Designer- Amber Pattison
Music Design- Joseph Harvey *
Publicity- Byron Letourneau Dunystee*
Trailers- Jordan Richards
Front of House- Tiana Prince
Front of House- Cathy Sheppard
Guide- Bill Sheppard
Front of House- Cathy Sheppard
Guide- Bill Sheppard
* Blue Canoe Début
Cast
Jacob Millar * (Arthur Kipps)
Graham Banville (Actor/Young Arthur)
Shannon Kingston * (Woman in Black)
* Blue Canoe Début
Reviews/Results
" * * * 1/2"
-- Whig Standard
"A unique theatrical experience that shouldn’t be missed"
-- Whig Standard
"Blue Canoe has found a way to make their production different and pretty spooky to boot."
-- Whig Standard
" It will undoubtedly be a unique and memorable experience for those who decide to see it, easily frightened or not" -- Queen's Journal
-- Whig Standard
"Blue Canoe has found a way to make their production different and pretty spooky to boot."
-- Whig Standard
" It will undoubtedly be a unique and memorable experience for those who decide to see it, easily frightened or not" -- Queen's Journal
Read about the show on kingstonist.com
Read the Whig Review