Jackpot Twins World Premiere in Toronto March 9 – 28, 2027
For Immediate Release
Media Contact: John Karastamatis, Sue Toth, Erin Nantais – Mirvish Productions
JACKPOT TWINS
World Premiere
March 9 – 28, 2027 • CAA Theatre
Starring Seana McKenna and Nora McLellan
Tickets On Sale Friday October 9
JACKPOT TWINS is a sharp-witted, irreverent new comedy written and directed by The Company Theatre’s Philip Riccio. Two of Canada’s theatrical treasures, Seana McKenna and Nora McLellan, star as twins who win the lottery not once, not twice, but thrice. JACKPOT TWINS is about the heavy price of getting everything you ever wanted, and about sisterhood, motherhood, family and so much more. It makes its highly anticipated world premiere March 9 – 28, 2027 at Toronto’s CAA Theatre as part of the 2026/27 Off-Mirvish season. Tickets will be available at 10AM on Friday October 9 at mirvish.com or by calling 1.800.461.3333
ABOUT JACKPOT TWINS
This hilarious, high-stakes, and heartfelt production reunites Mirvish Productions and The Company Theatre for the first time since the hit production of Things I Know to be True in 2023.
The odds were 1 in 1.226 quintillion. The Fitzgerald sisters just beat them.
Imagine winning the lottery. Now imagine doing it again. And again. For the Fitzgeralds, a third grand prize isn't a miracle—it's a cosmic catastrophe. Suddenly, their quiet bungalow is a magnet for opportunistic lovers, an estranged daughter, and a relentless lottery investigator who suspects their "luck" is a crime. Between dodging the local press and punching the clock at the snack factory, the sisters must survive the absurdity of their own impossible fortune.
As the oversized cheques pile up, they realize that beating the odds was the easy part. The real adventure is figuring out who you are when you finally have nothing left to wish for.
JACKPOT TWINS is a celebration of family, fortune, and the joy of a life lived in the "win" column.
Seana McKenna and Nora McLellan lead an all-star cast, including Tony Nappo, Colin A Doyle, and Caroline Toal.
Written and directed by Philip Riccio