Plays by Brandon Pitts

Some plays that I wrote under my birth name, Brandon Pitts. 

Killcreek was staged at Toronto’s Randolph Theatre, 736 Bathurst st.

Friday, July 5, 2013 – 7:00pm – 8:00pm 2013

Sunday, July 7, 2013 – 3:30pm – 4:30pm 2013

Monday, July 8, 2013 – 10:30pm – 11:30pm 2013

Wednesday, July 10, 2013 – 1:45pm – 2:45pm 2013

Thursday, July 11, 2013 – 9:15pm – 10:15pm 2013

Saturday, July 13, 2013 – 7:30pm – 8:30pm 2013

Sunday, July 14, 2013 – 5:15pm – 6:15pm 2013

Written by Brandon Pitts

Directed by Katherine E. Bignell

Produced by Angela Brown and Katherine E. Bignell for Beautiful Gem Productions in conjunction with bojit Productions 

Starring:

Daryl ………………………………  Dan Cristofori 

Maddy  ………………………  Angela C. Brown

Rick  ……………………………..  Romaine Waite

Mike  ………………………………   Chris Leveille

Mrs. Cranston and Marcus Tanner ………………….…………  Cheryl Bain

Union Boss, AA Chair and Bartender …………………..   Dan Smallman

Jim Carsons ……………  Jessica McQueen

Adam Clancy ……………..  Violet Backwel

Crew:

Director ………………. Katherine E. Bignell

Stage Manager  ……………..  Ahsan Mogul

Assistant Stage Manager  ..  Jessica McQueen

Assistant Stage Manager …. Violet Backwell

Set design by Katherine E. Bignell and Daisuke Kono







Johanna was commissioned by the Humber River Shakespeare Co, for their annual Sonnet Show at Montgomery’s Inn. Five playwrights were given fourteen days to compose a fourteen minute play based on one of the Shakespeare’s sonnets. Each play would be performed consecutively in front of a sold out audience. Johanna is based on Sonnet 73. It debuted May 24th, 2013.

Directed by Tom McHale

Starring Jeremy Ferdman, Chris Kelk, Andrea Wasserman, and Eva Barrie. 

Johanna was published later in the year in IOWI‘s anthology The Courtney Park Connection edited by Brandon Pitts. 


Written in collaboration with Angela Brown

Penny, a 32-year-old plus-sized woman has had enough of being a virgin and all the assumptions and labels that come with it. Unhappy with her life in general, she finds herself at a bar searching for an answer.

One night was Brandon’s first play. Staged at the George Ignatieff Theatre from July 6th through the 15th, 2012.

PERFORMANCES
Friday, July 6 – 10:30pm 2012
Sunday, July 8 – 4:00pm 2012
Tuesday, July 10 – 8:00pm 2012
Thursday, July 12 – 6:15pm 2012
Friday, July 13 – 1:00pm 2012
Saturday, July 14 – 11:30pm 2012
Sunday, July 15 – 2:00pm 2012

Directed by Shaista Latif

Produced by Angela Brown

CAST

Angela Brown as Penny

Nick Stojanovic as Troy

Sangeeta Wylie as Julie

Rachel Moase as Oksana

Tanya Filipopoulos as Cassandra

Chris Leveille as Dean

Sean Delville Pratt as Hank

 













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