Toronto Musical Concerts (TMC) presents a professional staged reading of Mark Hollman and Greg Kotis’ satirical musical, URINETOWN (The Musical) In Concert.

Tickets: $30 (General Admission), $25 (Student | Senior | Arts Worker)

In a Gotham-like city, a 20-year drought causes a terrible water shortage, leading to a government-enforced ban on private toilets. The citizens must use public amenities, regulated by a single malevolent company that profits by charging admission for one of humanity's most basic needs. Amid the people, a Hero decides that he's had enough and plans a revolution to lead them all to freedom!

Tony Award-winning Urinetown: The Musical is an irreverently witty and humorous satire of the legal system, capitalism, social irresponsibility, populism, bureaucracy, corporate mismanagement, municipal politics and the genre of musical theatre itself.

URINETOWN (The Musical) In Concert features professional musical theatre talents:

Duff MacDonald (Officer Lockstock), Arinea Hermans (Hope Cladwell), Callum Lurie (Bobby Strong), Erica Peck (Penelope Pennywise), Ryan Kelly (Caldwell B. Cladwell), Lia Luz (Little Sally), Tristan Hernandez (Officer Barrel), Sarah Horsman (Little Becky Two-Shoes), David Lopez (Senator Fipp), Kristi Woods (Soupy Sue), Joel Cumber (Mr. McQueen), Lizzie Kurtz (Josephine “Ma” Strong), Joseph Lévesque (TinyTom), and Christopher Wilson (Joseph “Old Man” Strong).

Direction by Christopher Wilson; Musical Direction by Chris Tsujiuchi; Assistant Direction by Ryan Kelly.

Stage Management by Justine Cargo;and Lighting Design | Projections by Jim Plaxton.

Toronto Musical Concerts(TMC) is a not-for-profit charitable, professional musical theatre company. TMC presents high-quality musical concerts; produces cutting-edge works; develops emerging talents and new audiences; and provides educational opportunities and community arts outreach.

TMC is the only performing arts organizations consistently presenting professional musical theatre concerts in the Greater Toronto Area. Our programming supports emerging artists; represents diverse voices; offers arts access to at-risk and marginalized youth; and presents reimagined musical theatre works as well as new Canadian musicals.