Cast (in order of appearance)
Alphonse Lebel: Chris Panting
Janine: Megan Jones
Simon: Todd Perry
Ralph: Dave Walsh
Nawal: Sabrina Roberts, Janet Edmonds, Patricia Andrews
Wahab: Joshua Druken
Jihane: Janet O'Reilly
Nazira: Monika Behr
Antoine: Glenn Gaulton
Sawda: Sarah MacAulay, Jamille Rivera
Doctor: Doug Boyce
Aseelah: Janet O'Reilly
Militiamen: Glenn Gaulton, Josh Druken
Guide: Monika Behr
Fahim: Doug Boyce
Malak: Dave Walsh
Nihad: Ross Moore
Photographer: Janet O'Reilly
Chamseddine: Dave Walsh

Producer: Ted Quinlan
Director: Darrel Brenton
Set Design: Jim Hoskins
Light Design: Clar Doyle
Sound Design: George Robertson
Costume Design: Carol Wadden
Properties: Rachel Deal/Dawn Mason
Stage Manager: John Cheeseman
Assistant Stage Manager: Rachel Deal

Winter Production

February 2- 5, 2011
St. John's Arts & Culture Centre

Cast (in order of appearance)
Alphonse: Michael Chiasson
Janine: Jill Kennedy
Simon: Darrel Brenton
Ralph: Dave Walsh
Nawal: Mallory Fisher, Janet Edmonds, Patricia Andrews
Wahab: Joshua Druken
Jihane: Janet McDonald
Nazira: Monika Behr
Antoine: Brian Mandville
Sawda: Natalie Kalata, Jamille Rivera
Doctor: Norm Karlik
Aseelah: Janet O'Reilly
Militiamen: Glenn Gaulton, Brian Mandville
Guide: Beth Price
Fahim: Doug Boyce
Malak: Jerry Doyle
Nihad: Todd Perry
Man: Glenn Gaulton
Chamseddine: Dave Walsh

Producer: Ted Quinlan
Director: Clar Doyle
Associate Director: Darrel Brenton
Set Design: Jim Hoskins
Light Design: Clar Doyle
Sound Design: George Robertson
Costume Design: Carol Wadden
Properties: Dawn Mason
Stage Manager: Jennifer Nakashima
Assistant Stage Manager: Connie Reid
Publicist: Glenda McCarthy

Scorched has fast become a Canadian classic. The Globe and Mail noted, “This haunting play may be the best piece of theatre this country has produced this millennium”. 

The Winnipeg Free Press says “Scorched burns with a truth and ambition that combine to create an exhilarating evening of theatre”.

Scorched is just what Beothuck Street Players wants at this time; a play that grabs you by the throat and shakes you with silence. This play offers us the opportunity to produce challenging material in a quality theatrical fashion. As we did last year with Tuesdays with Morrie, we want to engage the audience and leave all of us appreciating the human condition even more.