Playground
A New Family Musical
Music & Lyrics by Jack Grunsky
Book by Amanda Freedman & Olivia Daniels
Created by Elly Barlin-Daniels, Olivia Daniels & Amanda Freedman
Best of Fringe, 2025 Toronto Fringe Festival
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Toronto Star Critics' Pick
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Nominated for 12 BroadwayWorld Toronto Awards, Including Best New Musical and Best Ensemble
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Best of Fringe, 2025 Toronto Fringe Festival ✳︎ Toronto Star Critics' Pick ✳︎ Nominated for 12 BroadwayWorld Toronto Awards, Including Best New Musical and Best Ensemble ✳︎
Based on the songs of four-time Juno Award-winning children’s musician, Jack Grunsky, Playground follows Eliot, a kid with a vivid imagination and an appetite for adventure, as he navigates a move to a new city and a new school. Eager to become friends with his new classmates, Eliot invents a schoolyard game that he hopes will win them over. One by one, they join Eliot on his epic imaginary journey, sailing across the Roaring River, jumping with frogs down the Rocky Road, climbing up Mystery Mountain, and eventually facing a very real rainstorm. But what will happen when the game comes to an end? Will their new friendship last beyond the perimeter of the playground?
Playground features new arrangements of Grunsky’s beloved music, introducing a new generation of theatregoers to the beautiful melodies, poetic lyrics, and multicultural influences that are signature of Grunsky’s songbook. Drawing on a variety of musical genres, Grunsky integrates a colorful palette of global music instruments in his songwriting, creating the perfect engine for a story that ventures through the landscape of all worlds; both real and imaginary.
“Playground” from Playground: A New Family Musical
Performed by: Misha Sharivker, Yunike Soedarmasto, Ian Kowolski, Lizzie Song, Cayne Kitigawa, Meredith Shedden, Zoe Virola, Olivia Daniels, Joe Matheson, and Jack Grunsky
Rehearsal for Toronto Fringe Festival, June 2025
Development History
July 2025
Premiere production at Toronto Fringe Festival
8 performances at Soulpepper Theatre
2 Bonus Best of Fringe performances at Meridian Arts Centre
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