About the Show

Carrie White is a teenage outcast who longs to fit in. At school, she’s bullied by the popular crowd, and virtually invisible to everyone else. At home, she’s dominated by her loving but cruelly controlling mother. What none of them know is that Carrie’s just discovered she’s got a special power, and if pushed too far, she’s not afraid to use it.

Set in the small New England town of Chamberlain, Maine, Carrie: The Musical features a book by Lawrence D. Cohen (screenwriter of the classic film), music by Academy Award winner Michael Gore, and lyrics by Academy Award winner Dean Pitchford. Carrie: The Musical is an adaptation of Stephen King’s blockbuster 1974 debut novel Carrie.

Carrie: The Musical runs for approximately 2 hours, including a 15-minute intermission.

Content Warnings

Please be advised that Carrie: The Musical contains depictions of murder and violence, graphic depictions of blood, abuse, bullying, sexual content, sexual harassment, as well as mentions of sexual assault.

Ticketing Information

Tickets for this production are General Admission i.e. there is no assigned seating.

If you are a wheelchair user, please make sure to note that in Checkout under "Accessibility Requirements". Wheelchair users will be seated in the first-floor row where seats will be removed so that they can remain in their wheelchair during the performance. There is a limited amount of wheelchair seating available per performance. Please refer below to current wheelchair seating availability:

Wheelchair Seating Availability
There is still wheelchair seating available for SATURDAY (1:30PM TO 3:40PM).

Venue Information

To learn more about the PACT Centre for Emerging Artists including Access and Transport Information, please click the link below:

Contact — PACT Centre for Emerging Artists

Cast

Carrie White | Mo Lovegrove (they/them)

Margaret White | Melanie Sestic (she/her)

Sue Snell | Makenzie Bonney (she/her)

Chris Hargensen | Ally Palmer (she/her)

Tommy Ross | Tom Kelly (he/him)

Billy Nolan | Jayden Castle (he/they)

Miss Gardner | Lisa-Marie Long (she/her)

Mr. Stephens & Reverend Bliss | Haji Myrteza (he/him)

Norma | Holly Severn (she/her)

Frieda | Daniella Delfin (they/she)

Helen | Alexandra Gonzalez (she/her)

George | Dominic Lee-Lindsay (he/him)

Stokes | Tom Jenkins (he/him)

Freddy | Paul Leandre Escorrido (he/him)

Ensemble | Felicity Beale (she/her)

Ensemble | Jackson Bunting (he/him)

Ensemble | Sophie Booth (she/her)

Ensemble | Madeleine Palmer (she/her)

Ensemble | Chris Rutter (he/him)

Ensemble | Luc-Pierre Tannous (he/him)

Ensemble | Serena Tramontana (she/her)

Carrie White Understudy | Madeleine Palmer (she/her)

Margaret White Understudy | Sophie Booth (she/her)

Sue Snell Understudy | Daniella Delfin (they/she)

Chris Hargensen Understudy | Alexandra Gonzalez (she/her)

Tommy Ross Understudy | Luc-Pierre Tannous (he/him)

Billy Nolan Understudy | Chris Rutter (he/him)

Miss Gardner Understudy | Serena Tramontana (she/her)

Mr. Stephens/Reverend Bliss Understudy | Jackson Bunting (he/him)

Norma/Frieda/Helen Understudy | Felicity Beale (she/her)

Creative Team

Director | Aden Abeleda (he/him)

Music Director | Renae Goodman (she/her)

Production Manager | Piarin Peiris (she/her)

Production Consultant | Joshua Dormor (he/him)

Production Assistant | Gianni-Mia Attrill-Dowling (she/they)

Production Assistant | Daniel Walsh (he/him)

Stage Manager | Nicolas You Lee (he/him)