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"As a composer, you start with a blank page. Anything is possible. I love this freedom. I try to create music that opens both the hearts and minds of my listeners."
2009
Every Other Tuesday
Film directed and written by David King
Score and musical arrangements by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by Hillsville Productions, Inc.
Score and musical arrangements by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by Hillsville Productions, Inc.
2008
Having Hope At Home
Sound Design by Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Nicola Cavendish
Produced by Chemainus Theatre Festival (Chemainus, BC)
Directed by Nicola Cavendish
Produced by Chemainus Theatre Festival (Chemainus, BC)
2007
Squeezebox
A collaboration between Kathleen Oliver and Marguerite Witvoet
Score by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by song room 6 (Vancouver)
Score by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by song room 6 (Vancouver)
2006
The Art Hung Quietly
A collaboration between Nicola Cavendish and Marguerite Witvoet
Score by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by song room 4 (Vancouver)
Score by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by song room 4 (Vancouver)
Hay Fever
by Noel Coward
Sound Design by Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Nicola Cavendish
Produced by Presentation House Theatre (North Vancouver)
Sound Design by Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Nicola Cavendish
Produced by Presentation House Theatre (North Vancouver)
2005
SKIN à fleur de peau
A collaboration between Barbara Bourget, Lyse Lemieux and Marguerite Witvoet
Score by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by The Skin Collective at the Vancouver International Dance Festival (Vancouver)
Score by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by The Skin Collective at the Vancouver International Dance Festival (Vancouver)
Unless
by Carol Shields + Sara Cassidy
Score & Sound Design by Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Roy Surette
Co-produced by Canadian Stage (Toronto), Arts Club Theatre (Vancouver), Belfry Theatre (Victoria)
Score & Sound Design by Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Roy Surette
Co-produced by Canadian Stage (Toronto), Arts Club Theatre (Vancouver), Belfry Theatre (Victoria)
2004
Tongue Tied
Written and Performed by Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by James Fagan Tait
Produced by Vancouver New Music (Vancouver)
Directed by James Fagan Tait
Produced by Vancouver New Music (Vancouver)
Seven Deadly Songs
Directed by Glynis Leyshon
A cabaret featuring the music of Kurt Weill along with music by Camyar Chai, James Fagan Tait and Marguerite Witvoet
Co-produced by Vancouver Playhouse and NeWorld Theatre (Vancouver)
A cabaret featuring the music of Kurt Weill along with music by Camyar Chai, James Fagan Tait and Marguerite Witvoet
Co-produced by Vancouver Playhouse and NeWorld Theatre (Vancouver)
2003
Asylum of the Universe
Book by Camyar Chai
Lyrics and Music by Camyar Chai, James Fagan Tait, and Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Glynis Leyshon
Co-produced by the Vancouver Playhouse + NeWorld Theatre (Vancouver)
Lyrics and Music by Camyar Chai, James Fagan Tait, and Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Glynis Leyshon
Co-produced by the Vancouver Playhouse + NeWorld Theatre (Vancouver)
Appetite for Life
Film directed by Jessica Bradford
Score by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by Tarlington Training Film (Vancouver)
Score by Marguerite Witvoet
Produced by Tarlington Training Film (Vancouver)
2002
The Mousetrap*
by Agatha Christie
Sound Design by Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Nicola Cavendish
Produced by the Arts Club Theatre (Vancouver)
*Nominated for a Jessie Richardson Theatre (Best Sound Design)
Sound Design by Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Nicola Cavendish
Produced by the Arts Club Theatre (Vancouver)
*Nominated for a Jessie Richardson Theatre (Best Sound Design)
2001
Opiate Karim and the Asylum of the Universe*
Book by Camyar Chai
Lyrics and Music by Camyar Chai, James Fagan Tait, and Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Camyar Chai Produced by NeWorld Theatre (Vancouver)
*Nominated for a Jessie Richardson Theatre (Composition)
Lyrics and Music by Camyar Chai, James Fagan Tait, and Marguerite Witvoet
Directed by Camyar Chai Produced by NeWorld Theatre (Vancouver)
*Nominated for a Jessie Richardson Theatre (Composition)
Photo Credits: (left) Yukiko Onley, (right) Marguerite Witvoet