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Mr. Burns: A Post Electric Play by Anne Washburn
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Directed by Larisse Campbell
UBC Theatre and Film. November 19th, 2025 - December 06, 2025 Featuring: Sam, Lisa, Bart Ava Albaisa Colleen, Itchy, Shades of Springfield Cassandra Billy 1st Agent, Marge, Scratchy, Shades of Springfield Riya Chahal Gibson, Sideshow Bob, Mr. Burns Kyle Deslippe Matt, Homer Matthew Jin Jenny, Marge Japnaam Kaur Maria, 2nd Agent, Edna, Shades of Springfield Isabel Salazar Quincy, Bart, Lisa Fiona Silvis |
Creative Team:
Musical Director Mishelle Cuttler Assistant Director Rose Ranger Scenic Design Stella Chen Asst. Scenic Design Stephanie Zheng, Hana Yoneyama, Catrina Albee Costume Design Lauren Rankin Asst. Costume Design Emma McDonald, Willow Tiessen Lighting Design Maddie Steppler Asst. Lighting Design Sylena Wong Sound Design Jonah Marshall Asst. Sound Design & Operation Stacey Kok, Emma Hamilton Stage Manager Sydney Klose Asst. Stage Managers Emily L Nash, Naina Sharma ASM Lav Tech Camila Newton ASM Swing Jenna (Hajung) Lee Head Scenic Artist Eunsong Huh Asst. Scenic Artist Nia Chauhan Production Assistant Elizabeth Cho Head Electrician Catrina Albee LX Board Operators Galen Leftwich Movement Leora Morris Voice Alana Hawley Purvis Fight Choreography Mike Kovac, Sylvie La Riviere Intimacy Natasha Martina |
Reviews and Media
"The show’s cast of eight was tight, polished ensemble perfection. The set began very functional and minimal, eventually growing in size and scale until the third act, when archways and a humongous boat rolled onto the stage. The scale of the production, and the variations within this scale, were incredible." - Claire Donnan, The Ubussey
"Despite my poor-knowledge of theatre, and The Simpsons, the production was directed carefully to ensure accessibility for all audience members, (Larisse really does know her stuff)...Every actor walked onto the stage with a clear sense of pride in their work, and the chemistry and dread between characters was captured with sharp intent." - Mary Kelly, Sad Mag.
"Despite my poor-knowledge of theatre, and The Simpsons, the production was directed carefully to ensure accessibility for all audience members, (Larisse really does know her stuff)...Every actor walked onto the stage with a clear sense of pride in their work, and the chemistry and dread between characters was captured with sharp intent." - Mary Kelly, Sad Mag.