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Saturday, November 14, 2026, Remedy Musical Theare presents our all ages production "SEE WHAT SOUND DOES?!" at the historic Roxy Theatre in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.Our annual production is entirely original, written and directed by Christine Johnston, presented by the Remedy Centre for the Arts. All of the artists involved are learning how to release their voice as human beings through this beautiful performing art form.
We can't wait to entertain our guests with the product of our hard work, developed skill this year, and invested time spent in preparing to showcase this production!
REMEDY handles our own personalized tickets for all of our events, so you can comment here on the event page or private message/connect with any of our cast members, including Christine Johnston for your tickets! Call/text Remedy at 306-221-1104. ADVANCE TICKETS are $20 adults, $15 children/youth, November 9 on until at the door tickets go up by $5 each.
FEATURING Guest Artist Parab Poet (Chady Nasr) at the "See What Sound Does?!" workshop presenting his history with sound:music and its impact on his creative process and art since the 90's in Saskatoon, SK, Canada. He will produce on the MPC LIVE on stage, and release/flow as an emcee on the microphone representating a tribute to sounds place in his life as an artist in the HIP HOP genre.
One night only, this years production features the story of three best friends who met in grade 9 that have remained each others support system through the evolution of their lives/careers. Shandi Kumar (Jason Ali) is an artist/writer and neuroscientist who receives word in Act One, Scene One that his grant application was approved by the Canadian government to further his research of the impact sound has on mental health. He kicks off a new avenue of research with a weekend workshop called "See What Sound Does?!" in Act Two as the close of the production commences between two loaded collaborative scenes.
Shandi's best friend Georgia (Arwen Thibault), AKA Georgie hosts the "See What Sound Does?!" workshop at her business called Smoothie Bliss, a community driven shop focused on providing nourishing, tasty smoothies and unique events. Georgia is a talented artist, entrepreneur, mother, singer/dancer. Their bestie Jacqueline (Christine Johnston), AKA Jac, is an artist, dance instructor, performer who participates in facilitating the workshop with her dance team in attendance.
Dylan (Ward Thibault, son of Arwen Thibault) supports his mother Georgia at the workshop, and is part of an after school science study group with his sister Sabrina, and her best friend Natalia.
Sabrina (Elora Morrison) supports her mother Georgia at the workshop and also attends an after school science study group with her brother Dylan and bestie Natalia.
Natalia (Eliza Dally) supports her best friend Sabrina's mom at the workshop and attends an after school science study group with her bestie Sabrina and Dylan.
Lorraine (Susan Lee) plays Shandi Kumar's secretary in Act One, Scene One, then portrays Charlotte, an artist, dancer, and Body Talk Practitioner who presents at the "See What Sound Does?!" workshop.
Mr. Simon Fitz (Garrett Smith) plays a science study group professor who gives his time to studying his favoriate aspects of science with youth in his city. He also attends the "See What Sound Does?!" workshop in support of his students and his favorite aspect of science, sound.
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If you happen to have interest in joining our team for the 2027 Remedy Musical Theatre program year, please reach out here or private message Christine Johnston (306-221-1104) to connect and discuss our program details. Theatre experience is not required as this is a learning and development focused program for all ages in Saskatoon, SK.
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The Roxy Theatre, 320 20th St W, Saskatoon, SK S7M 0X2, Canada
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