Amélie is a young waitress at a cafe in 1990s Paris. She has no friends, no boyfriend, and mostly keeps to herself, preferring to retreat into her own imagination than risk being noticed. But when she discovers a mysterious box under the floorboards of her apartment, it sets off a chain of events that will change her life forever.
Lovingly adapted from the iconic Oscar-nominated movie that captivated audiences at TIFF 25 years ago, Amélie follows an imaginative young woman who quietly transforms the lives of everyone around her while discovering the courage to change her own. Filled with theatrical magic, romance, and wonder, Amélie is a celebration of the small moments and unexpected connections that can change everything.
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Content Warnings: Mild sexual content, death of a parent, mentions of suicide, coarse language (en français)
COLETTE RICHARDSON as Amélie Poulain
GRAYSEN LAPOINTE as Nino Quincampoix
MATTHEW ROMANTINI as Julien Dufayel / Collignon
NATHAN FARMER as Raphaël Poulain / Bretodeau
APRIL REBECCA as Amandine Poulain / Philomene
KATHLEEN KOVACS as Suzanne Sacripant and others
KAYLA SAMSON as Gina Wells and others
LAUREN TAYLOR SCOTT as Georgette / Sylvie and others
MEGAN KASIBAN as Garden Gnome and others
JEREMY FOOT as Hipolito / Elton John and others
JAKOB ZANCANARO as Joseph / Fluffy and others
LUCAS ROMANELLI as Blind Beggar / Lucien and others
DANIELA BAUER, CLARK J. BURGER, and MATT SCHERMANN as Swings
Directed by Catie Thorne
Choreographed by Nicholas Rocque
Music Direction by Sophie Jestadt
Associate Music Direction by Jessica Looper
Assistant Choreography by Norman Abraham
Intimacy Direction by Jes Wareing
Set & Props Designed by Julia Sanders
Costumes Designed by Gabriel Woo
Lighting Designed by Nathan Burg
Sound Designed by Anna Simmons with Brendan Wong
Stage Management by Micah Yeoman
Assistant Stage Management by Rebecca McDonald
Production Management by Sam Snyders
Technical Direction by Emma Pressello
Puppet Designed and build provided by Julia Sanders
