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past productions

Kim's convenience
by-Ins Choi
 

"...Jun has revealed a rare talent for getting that difficult balance expected between the past and present just right."

- Intermission

Directed by: Esther Jun

Set and Costume Design: Julia Kim

Lighting Design: Jareth Li

Photo by: Dahlia Katz

Les Beles-Soeurs

by - Michel Tremblay

"And now it's getting a lively, crowd-pleasing production ...featuring what must surely be the most diverse cast the script has ever had." - The Globe and Mail

Director: Esther Jun    Set Designer: Joanna Yu.   Costume Designer: Michelle Bohn

Lighting Designer: Louise Guinand.  Composer and Sound Designer: Maddie Bautist Supervising Fight Director: Geoff Scovell.   Movement Director: Alyssa Martin

Script Consultant: Lydie Dubuisson.  David Hou @david_hou_photography 

Between a Wok and a Hot pot
by - Amanda Lin

 

“Between a Wok and a Hot Pot”...is smarter than it first appears, transforming into a subversive critique of the “identity play” genre it initially sets itself up to be.

- The Star

-Set & Lighting by Echo Zhou/ -Costumes by Sarah Yuen/ Projections- Emily Jung/- Photos by Michael Yaneff 

the great leap
by-Lauren Yee

"The characterizations are finely etched, the pacing nicely ebbs and flows with the energy of the writing, and the technical aspects are perfectly sewn into the production”

- Broadway World

Scenic Design by Yu Shibagaki/ Costumes- Samantha C. Jones/ Lighting by Michael Boll/ Projections  by T. Paul Lowry/ -Photos Roger Mastroianni

little women
by-Jordi Mand

"A careful balance of the melancholy with flashes of joyful exuberance, Little Women could well be the sleeper hit of the Stratford Festival’s 2022 season."

-Village Media

Set by Terea Przybylski/ Lighting by Kaileigh Krysztofia/ Costumes A.W Nadine Grant

-Photos by David Hou

I am william
by-Rebecca Déraspe
 

Director Esther Jun’s production is pretty much pitch-perfect and her four performers seem to have great fun time acting in this Elizabethan travesty.

- The Globe and Mail

Stratford Festival 2021- Set & Costumes by Michelle Bohn & Samantha McCue

-Photos by David Hou

pal joey
Book by John O' Hara, Music by Rodgers & Hart

In [Esther's] hands and those of her able cast, Pal Joey feels like a musical far ahead of its time. Its depiction of a grasping, superficial world anticipate the even darker worlds of musicals like Kander and Ebb’s Chicago (1975) or Sondheim’s Assassins (1990).

-Stage Door

Talk is Free Theatre 2019- Set & Lighting by Joe Pagnan /Costumes by Michelle Bohn

-Photos by Scott Cooper

the gamblers
by-Nikolai Gogal

“It’s always a pleasure to see the work of this gifted director—it gets better and better.”

-The Slotkin Letter

Talk is Free Theatre 2019- Set & Lighting by Joe Pagnan /Costumes by Michelle Bohn

-Photos by Scott Coope

theory
by-Norman Yeung

“Theory punches up hard with its social commentary, but while all this is happening a tense thriller edges its way on to the stage and into the recesses of your mind.”

- Mooney on Theatre

Tarragon Theatre 2018- Set & Lighting by Joe Pagnan /Costumes by Michelle Bohn/ Video Design by Cameron Davies

-Photos by Cylla von Tiedermann

Girls like that
by-Evan Placey

A show laden with wisecracks and wisdom that can engage both a teenage and adult audience”, “The sequences are high-energy and edgy, flaunting the cast’s obvious talent.”

-NOW Magazine

Tarragon Theatre 2018- Set by Shannon Lea Doyle/ Lighting by Kaileigh Krysztofiak/ Costumes by Ming Wong

-Photos by Cylla von Tiedermann

amadeus
by-Peter Shaffer

“A stunning production directed by Esther Jun who so serves the play in spades with sensitive, intelligent direction, with fine acting, a breathtaking design resulting in brilliant theatre. Its beating heart is beautiful.”

-The Slotkin Letter

Talk is Free Theatre 2018- Set & Lighting by Joe Pagnan/ Costumes by Michelle Bohn

-Photos by Luca Ragogona

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