The Canadian Premiere of the West End Hit Musical MRS HENDERSON PRESENTS Begins 3/15

Matt Slack started his career as a comedian/Pontins Holiday Camp "Bluecoat". He turned professional after winning a major UK talent show, Stairway to the Stars in 1995. Since then he has headlined in theatre variety shows, performed in the West End and made appearances in both TV and film. Matt made the move into musical theatre when h was asked to play the leading role of Roddy in Boogie Nights - 70's musical. This included a UK tour and then to the Artscape Theatre in Capetown South Africa. He then joined the cast of the multi award-winning musical Blood Brothers on the UK tour and made his London debut in this show at the Phoenix. In 2010, Matt was cast in the comedy musical Hot Flush, starring alongside Lesley Joseph. His roll as 'The Man' involved playing all seventeen male characters to great comedic effect and rave reviews. He was asked to return to the role in the spring of 2014 for another sell out UK tour. Matt made his TV debut as co-presenter and resident comic on Westcountry TV's Club 22:45, appeared as PC Gregg Preston in BBC's Eastenders, The Captain of the Red Guard for BBC drama seriesThe Musketeers, and in ITV's Law and Order UK. Other film and TV credits include: The Raven starring John Cusack, The Rise of the Krays, The Monster, Obsessions Dark Secrets series three, Discovery Channel, and Dr Xargle for CITV. He played himself in The Power Game, Westcountry TV, and also as himself in Gok Does Panto on Channel 4. Pantomime has played a major part in Matt's career. 2016/17 was his eighteenth panto for Qdos, the world's biggest pantomime producers and his fitfh consecutive year at the prestigious Birmingham Hippodrome. He is now recognised as one of the country's leading pantomime comics!

Simon Green returns to Toronto where he has previously played Bruce Ismay in Titanic at the Princess of Wales in 2015 and Tony in The Boyfriend at the Royal Alexandra in 1984. Most recently he played Bernadette in Priscilla, Queen Of The Desert on the UK national tour, Amsterdam, Tel Aviv and Auckland. Other London credits include three Sondheim original West End productions: Sunday In The Park With George, Passion Young Ben in Follies, also Sondheim At 80 - BBC Proms and The Phantom Of The Opera 25th Anniversary production both at Royal Albert Hall, Titanic, Knight Of The Burning Pestle, Lumiere in Disney's Beauty And The Beast, Whizzer in March Of The Falsettos, Elegies For Angels, Punks And Raging Queens, Coriolanus, Elmer Gantry, The Scarlet Pimpernel, Lady Be Good, Tony in The Boyfriend, Tin Man in The Wizard Of Oz and Frank Schultz in Showboat. Simon has played many leading roles in many major regional theatres, including M.Andre in the national tour of Cameron Mackintosh's new production of The Phantom Of The Opera and Henry Carr in Travesties. Recent screen credits include: Kingsman - The Secret Service, Mr Selfridge, 24 - Live Another Day. Together with his longtime musical director and arranger, David Shrubsole, Simon has performed cabaret in many of London's major cabaret venues and, in New York, at Feinstein's, The Metropolitan Room and Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall. Also at 59E59 Theaters with Coward At Christmas, Travelling Light (Drama Desk Award nomination - Outstanding Musical Revue), So, This Then Is Life and their 2016 sold-out show Life Is For Living. They have recorded two CDs, Take Me To The World and A Changing World - The Words And Music Of Noel Coward.

Terry Johnson's work has been performed worldwide. He is the recipient of a dozen major theatre awards including: the Tony Award for Best Director of a Musical 2010, the Olivier Award for Best Musical Revival and Critics' Circle Best Musical 2009 for La Cage Aux Folles. He won the Olivier Awards for Best Comedy of 1994 and of 1999, Playwright of the Year 1995, Critics' Circle Best New Play 1995, two Evening Standard Theatre Awards, and Writers' Guild Best Play in 1995 and 1996. In recent years, his West End productions have included End of the Rainbow, Whipping It Up, Dead Funny, Hysteria, The Graduate and Entertaining Mr Sloane as well as Rain Man, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, La Cage Aux Folles, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, The Memory Of Water, Elton John's Glasses and Hitchcock Blonde. In Chicago, he directed John Malkovich in The Libertine, which was nominated for five Jeff Awards. For the National Theatre, he wrote and directed Cleo, Camping, Emmanuelle and Dick and The London Cuckolds.