Globus Theatre continues their 20th season with musical comedy Tip of the Iceberg
Globus Theatre is bringing an exciting and fun musical comedy to the stage in August, Tip of the Iceberg.
Born and raised in Newfoundland, fishermen
Tip of the Iceberg was created in 2018 by Chris Rait, Mark Williams and Jeannine Bouw, three Canadian playwrights and composers. The script was a story concept created by Chris, injected with some of Jeannine’s comedy and Mark’s authentic Newfoundland
Chris Rait is a singer songwriter, playwright, and arts consultant with the Brant, Haldimand Norfolk Catholic School Board. He is lead singer of the folk-rock group The Treeline and has performed throughout the country and internationally including at the Blue Skies Festival as well as the Canadian Folk Awards. As a musician, he has always been fascinated with traditional folk music and loved crafting the songs in Tip of the Iceberg to have that old maritime feel.
Mark Whelan has appeared in numerous productions at Globus Theatre including Sunshine Express and Stones in His Pockets. He has been working as resident artist with Terra Bruce productions in Newfoundland and has numerous theatrical, television, commercial, and film appearances to his credit.
This cast is rounded out with Rick Hughes who has appeared in Biloxi Blues (Persephone Theatre) with James Barrett and Honeymoon For Three (Port Hope Festival) with Mark Whelan. He has also appeared in Murdoch Mysteries and Hemlock Grove (Netflix).
Tip of the Iceberg is a story of friendships. It’s filled to the brim with original folk music. It projects an inspiring message of “it’s not too late.” An iceberg might be the perfect metaphor for this production. Picture an iceberg, sticking out of the ocean waters. Much like an iceberg, there’s plenty beneath the surface of this production.
Tip of the Iceberg runs from August 2-12, with tickets for the theatre costing $45 and $90 for dinner and theatre. Tickets are selling fast, so audience members of any age who want to take in this fun musical comedy should reserve theirs now.
For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.globustheatre.com or call the Globus Theatre box office at 705-738-2037.