BWW Interviews: Romantic Favourites with the Cast of Angelwalk's ORDINARY DAYS

Ordinary Days is a really great date musical that strikes a good balance. It’s a current romantic comedy with enough humanity to bring the whole thing home with heart. I believe in it.

Justin Bott

I think the best and worst romantic film is Titanic. It’s such an epic film with an amazing love story; however, after the movie you wonder if true love can only last for three days and if it must end at the bottom of the ocean. What if the only way to get over your past love is to throw a huge diamond in the ocean? I know some people who would have liked that diamond, Rose. Not cool.

The best show for a date is obviously Ordinary Days. At the end of the day life and relationships are about the people you surround yourselves with and being open to the truth that we are all connected in strange and glorious ways. This show makes you laugh, appreciate the simple things in life and awakens a sense within that we are a part of a bigger picture. In the end, people are at peace with where they are right now. They are happy living in the moment they are in.

I think the worst show for a date (even though it’s my favourite) would be The Last Five Years. You talk about filling your head with doubt before you even get the relationship started! Here’s a story about a five year relationship where they meet, date, get married and the relationship ends before your eyes in ninety minutes. Post show conversation could include an awkward…”So…did you want to go out again next week?” Ha.

When and Where?

Ordinary Days

The Toronto Centre for the Arts – Studio Theatre

On Now until Dec 9^th, 2012

Tickets can be purchased in person at the box office, by phone at 1-855-985-2787 or online at http://www.angelwalk.ca/TICKETS_performance_calendar.html

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Kelly Cameron's love affair with the theatre began when she was just five years old, on an outing to see the Original Canadian Cast of Les Miserables at the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto. She instantly fell in love, and since then has been lucky enough to be involved in various theatre activities and productions, including a regional production of A Midsummer Night's Dream and a local production of Where the Sidewalk Ends. She has also received training from various teachers throughout Southwestern Ontario in both piano and voice, and competed in vocal competitions for which she received a few awards. Her writing career started almost by accident, when she had the opportunity to become a ghostwriter for up and coming businesses. She continues to do this, writing the content for all sorts of companies who are starting websites and looking to find their voice.

Her passion and love for theatre led to her becoming involved with BroadwayWorld where she is thrilled to be writing for the Toronto contingent of the rapidly growing website. When she isn't at the theatre, you can generally find her firmly planted in front of her trusty Blackberry - tweeting, Facebooking or partaking in other such social media activities to ensure that those who want to know are kept apprised of everything that Toronto theatre has to offer. Other interests include movies, art, music, shopping, fashion and martial arts with the occasional foray into the world of finance.

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