Julain Molnar

Julain Molnar 49 Kennedy Rd., Stratford, PE C1B 2T5
 902 341 6555 [email protected] Playwright CV- 2010- Fascinating Ladies, co-writer, music co-ordinator Co-writer- Catherine O’Brien Dramaturge- Pam Halstead Produced by Young at Heart Theatre- PEI tour, 2011 Director - Catherine O’Brien Lunchbox Theatre- Calgary, 2011 Director- Pam Halstead 2021 - The Good Time Radio Variety Show, script co-writer, lyricist Co-writer- Cameron MacDuffee Dramaturge- Charlotte Gowdy Produced by Farmgate Theatre at the Victoria Playhouse, PEI Director- Charlotte Gowdy 2021 - The Road to Belong, co-writer Ensemble collaboration Dramaturge- Charlotte Gowdy Produced by Farmgate Theatre at Finally Farm, 2021 Director - Charlotte Gowdy 2023 - The Good Time Radio Variety Show ll Co-writer- Cameron MacDuffee Dramaturge- Johanna Nutter Produced by Farmgate Theatre and The Victoria Playhouse, PEI Director- Laurie Murdoch Julain Molnar has been a fixture in the Canadian theatre world for the past 39 years. She has played lead roles in more than one hundred plays and musicals across North America. Selected credits include , Pygmalion , Our Town, Trifles , Sweeney Todd, Cabaret, The Light in the Piazza, The Next Whiskey Bar, - Shaw Festival, The House of Martin Guerre (Dora Award)- Canstage- Toronto and the Goodman Theatre- Chicago, The Phantom of the Opera, Into the Woods, Ragtime- Livent, London Road (Dora Award), Larry's Party, Fireweeds, Leslie Arden and Friends- Canstage, The Sound of Music (Merritt Award), Oliver!( Merritt nomination)- Neptune Theatre, Brigadoon( Dora nomination)- Limelight Theatre , Coriolanus, The Taming of the Shrew, The Mikado, Camelot- Stratford Festival, and fourteen seasons with the Charlottetown Festival.
 Julain has an Honours certificate in Vocal Performance from Trinity College, UK, and was a member of the Stratford Festival Conservatory. She has over 30 years experience as a singing, acting and movement coach and was head of the voice department for the Charlottetown Festival's Young Company Training Program for 11 years. Julain has taught extensively in Canada and the United States with the Shaw Festival Education Program, and spent 6 years teaching speech, singing, acting and movement at the Holland College School of the Performing Arts, Prince Edward Island. She recently taught the Solo Song project to the second year students at the National Theatre School in Montreal.