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The Seaway Valley Theatre Company invites you to attend their next production, “Burn,” by Ottawa-based playwright, John Muggleton.

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April 18, 2025
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Long-time friends Robert (Nick Merizzi), Samira (Mariela Ortiz-Maxwell), and David (Louis D. Jacobs) gather after the death of their friend, Paul (voiced by Paul Aubin), a renowned horror writer. Paul’s estranged daughter, Eve (Madison Todd), arrives with a mysterious package at his behest, setting an eerie tone. As the wine flows, Eve shares a chilling ghost story intertwined with private, unsettling details possibly linked to the disappearance of Tara (voiced by Jenny Dagenais), Robert’s missing wife, with whom Paul was close. A series of twists unfold, heightening suspense and leaving the audience on the edge of their seats. A critically acclaimed, award-winning Canadian play, “Burn” is a tense psychological thriller that will keep you guessing until the end.

SVTC vice president Peter Labelle, who is producing his fourth show for the company, is bringing this gripping story to Cornwall. Cameron MacPhee, a seasoned figure in Cornwall’s performing arts community known for his talent as an actor and a musician, is making his directorial debut for the SVTC. With such a skilled team at the helm, you can be sure that “Burn” will be a production to remember.

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“Burn” will be staged at the Seaway Valley Theatre, 30 Sixth Street East, Cornwall, on select dates and times from April 25 to May 11. Reserved seats start at $30.00 and can be bought in advance online at svtc.theticketwicket.ca or by phone at 613-933-3998. The venue is wheelchair accessible, but please phone ahead of time if you require wheelchair seating. They will also be available at the door one hour before curtain time. Still, buying tickets in advance and getting them early is strongly recommended to avoid disappointment. All sales are final; no refunds or exchanges.

This production contains coarse language and mature subject matter. Discretion is advised.

For more information, visit www.svtc.ca/burn, www.burntheplay.ca, and the Seaway Valley Theatre Company’s Facebook page. Be sure to also follow the hashtag #SVTCBurn on social media.

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