Davyn Ryall artistic director of Village Scene Productions is proud to present the Canadian premier of: Bathhouse: the Musical! featuring a cast of Montréal talents.

This rib-tickling, ass-slapping, toe-tapping all male camp musical comedy revue promises to be a rousing and carousing romp; a musical montage featuring your favorite bathhouse icons. Join Billy in his quest for love at his first visit to the bathhouse where he realizes that the other patrons are looking for something more temporary! The Play is for mature audiences with a high tolerance for being offended. Contains adult themes. The only thing 'catchy' are the 'tunes', with songs like: 'Friendly Neighborhood Bathhouse' 'Bathhouse ABCs' 'The Steam Room' 'In The Shower' 'The Workout' and 'Christmas At The Baths', among others. Oh, did we mention that there are also plenty of scantily clad men!

See you at the Baths!

Credits:

• Cast: Jonny Bateman (Teddy), Jean-Sébastien Bonneau (Billy), Nathaniel Siri (Maurice), Louis-Philippe Deslauriers (David)
• Music & Lyrics: Tim Evanicki and Esther Daack
• Orchestration: Don Hopkinson
• Additional Materials: Ryan Beck & Kate Tricamo
• Director and Choreographer: Corey Castle
• Musical Director: Shayne Gryn
• Set Design and Construction: Serge Turcotte
• Costume Design: Davyn Ryall
• Production Assistant: Tadzeo Horner-Chbib, Ricky Smith, Nathaniel Siri, Jacqueline Van de Geer
• Marketing and communications: Davyn Ryall
• Photographer: Robert Laliberté
• Graphic Design: Sam Dahdal @ Gorgeous Graphics
• Village Scene Productions

Émily is an artist as surprising as versatile. Singer, dancer, actress, host: her passion for everything she does is rivaled only by her talent and charisma.
In November 2005, Emily presented to the public the album Légende Urbaine, an urban dancehall album aptly refleting her image. In 2007, Émily offered her second album, which bears the title ‘’EMILY’’. Emily is back with a more mature voice and a confidence which is reflected in the choice of her songs and her remarkable presence. The show will dazzle you with a rich opulent and daring atmosphere. As the title of the first tract says… Laissez moi danser.