Alumni reunion performance & dinner.
Join Us
Welcome back alumni and friends! We invite you to rediscover the wonders of Hart House. Please join us for a special live musical performance from an esteemed Hart House talent, Brittany Miranda, and enjoy a special evening under the stars in the company of good friends.
In case of rain, this event will be held in the Hart House Great Hall.
Pricing
- Performance-Only ($5)
- Dinner + Performance ($25)
Schedule
- Musical Performance begins at 7:30 pm. Cash Bar.
- Brittany Miranda will be belting out some Broadway hits and jazzing it up with some soulful classics for an unforgettable night of musical celebration.
Menu
Hart House is delighted to offer guests the option of enjoying dinner. Enjoy an amazing meal from the Hart House kitchens.
Food Station 1
• Braised pulled Halal beef / Yukon mash / frizzled leeks
• Three Sisters Stew / Barley and wild rice pilaf (vegan)
Food Station 2
• Chips, breads, and dips
• Pane e Pomodoro
• Spring vegetable & pulse salad, dried fruit, Pepitas, citrus Sherry vinaigrette (vegan, gluten-free)
Complimentary Hart House Chef’s Reunion Punch, or a non-alcoholic beverage
Performer
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Brittany Miranda
Known for her big brassy voice, crazy curly hair and playful creativity, Brittany Miranda (she/her) is a multi-disciplinary artist and proud alum of the University of Toronto and Sheridan College’s joint theatre program. She has cultivated a diverse theatrical career driven by her goal to spread joy through her art.
Brittany has performed on stages across the country and was most recently seen in Thousand Islands Playhouse’s The Sound of Music this past summer. Her very first musical theatre role in Toronto was with Hart House Theatre in 2017, where her portrayal of Margaret, Carrie’s fanatical mother in Carrie: the musical, landed her on My Entertainment World’s “Outstanding Musical Performance” nominee list. Brittany has taken great delight in performing a large range of roles, from Sally Bowles in Cabaret, to Eddie/Dr. Scott in The Rocky Horror Show, to Alice in Alice in Wonderland. She toured two of Education Arts’ new musicals from their mental health series and was inspired by their positive impacts on youth audiences, especially when school shows switched to virtual adaptations. Brittany is also thankful for the opportunities to honour her Indian roots by acting in shows such as Rukmini’s Gold and The Creases in My Sari.
Beyond acting onstage and on camera, Brittany has gained experience directing, recording, writing and producing. Her direction and co-creation of That Joyce Girl at the Toronto Fringe Festival led to further directing opportunities where she could utilize her devised theatre background and vivid imagination to present beautiful renditions of known stories, such as A Wrinkle in Time, and new tales, like Alumnae Theatre’s F*ck L*ve. Brittany was also the featured vocalist for Imajjine’s jazz recordings of Serenity in Blue and Soft Whispers and works seasonally as a professional caroler singing in a quartet. During the pandemic, Brittany created a personalized song and story experience for elders in long-term care, with support from The Musical Stage Company’s Musical Moments initiative, and is currently collaborating on a new musical creation.
Brittany is thrilled to be returning to Hart House as the featured vocalist for their 2024 Performance Under The Stars, and looks forward to sharing her passion for performance with fellow alumni!
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