The Musical Review: A fundraiser for the premiere of CAMP at – Toronto, Canada
The Musical Review: A fundraiser for the premiere of CAMP at – Toronto, Canada
Get your tickets to see The Musical Review: A fundraiser for the premiere of CAMP in Toronto, Canada. Happening on Saturday, February 7, 2026 at . Doors open at 7:00 PM.
A Night of Musical Favourites
A Night of Songs Across Musical Time
A Night to Support Naomi Tessler’s Award Winning Play: CAMP
To reach it’s Premiere Production this June!
Join Naomi Tessler and an incredible cast of Toronto Singers, Dancers and Musicians
for a Magical, Memorable and Musical Night of Fun!
The Musical Review will feature songs from:
Wicked, Mamma Mia, CATS, Les Miserables, Seussical the Musical, Rent, The Wiz, Grease, A Chorus Line,
Little Shop of Horrors, Show Boat, Crazy For You, Starlight Express, Bye Bye Birdie, Aladdin and CAMP!
Singers & Dancers:
Naomi Tessler, Evan Malach, Alicia Payne, Kate Keenan, Roselyn Kelada Sedra, Saraya Samuels, Sky Larroy,
Amy Tessler, Suchiththa Wickremesooriya, Ora Goldin and Michael Limerick
Musicians:
Dash Cole, Noam Sargon and Evan Malach
There will be a Silent Auction with incredible prizes!!!
Details Coming Soon!
Ticket Info:
*to Avoid Ticket Fees from this website and for all funds to go towards the play:
please review the ticket info below and send an e-transfer to: naomi.tessler@gmail.com
That will Confirm your Registration.
The standard ticket price is: $36
And, to help reach our Production Financial goals the following are Additional Ticket Tiers to offer more Support:
Bronze Supporter: $54
Silver Supporter: $90
Gold Supporter: $180
Platinum Supporter: $360
Supreme Supporter: $450
Grand Supporter: $540
Beyond Supporter: $555 and up!
All Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Supporters will be mentioned in the program for the production and on the ticketing site!
Supreme Supporters, Grand Supporters, Beyond Supporters and Sponsors will also receive a space for their logos in the program!
About CAMP:
CAMP, juxtaposes two 15 year old girls’ experiences—Lila at Jewish sleepover camp in Canada and Greta- in Auschwitz- a concentration camp. This research and me-search informed play explores themes of womanhood, intergenerational trauma, sisterhood and resilience. Though separated through time, space and absolutely different life circumstances, both girls share stories of love, shame, sexual violence, overcoming oppression and singing as a form of resistance- leaving the audience with greater appreciation for the triumphs of young women and the importance of healing intergenerational wounds.
The play draws from playwright Naomi Tessler’s own lived experiences, along with channeled information from her ancestors, from other young women killed in the Holocaust, and the insight from memoirs of other young women who survived- published by the Azrielli Foundation. Amongst all of these memoirs, there were two things that threaded them together: each author had experienced sexual violence, and held too much shame to share with their families for fear of further ostracization. Each author also used singing as a coping strategy.
Camp won third place in the 2021 National Jewish Playwriting Competition and a sold out play reading of Camp was hosted by the Miles Naidal JCC in the fall of 2023. Since then we have been praying that the war and destruction in Gaza and Israel would come to a ceasefire, before we felt it would be okay to bring our message of: Never Again for ANYONE to the stage.
We look forrward to welcoming you to The Musical Review!!
Thank you so much for your support for CAMP!
With Appreciation,
Naomi
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