ACTOR NEEDED - The Stillborn Lover, by Timothy Findley - Rehearsals start soon!
Victoria's House
by Fred Carmichael
Run Dates: January 19 – February 18, 2012
(1900) This suspenseful mystery takes place at the turn of the century when a murderer thinks he has committed the perfect crime - or has he? Whether by the law or supernatural phenomena beyond his understanding, he is haunted in this masterpiece full of twists and surprises that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the eerie plot spirals to its gripping conclusion. The play is intricately woven, and features some fine moments of theatrical surprise, both real and unreal. With chills and thrills this play recaptures the fine art of the ghost story. [Full Story]
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The Stillborn Lover.
by Timothy Findley
Run Dates: April 19 - May 19, 2012
(1970s) A Canadian diplomat is suddenly recalled to Ottawa. His long-time friend is on the cusp of winning his party's leadership campaign and the Prime Ministership. But the real story lies in their history, which is poignantly revealed as the characters are forced to unravel the past. With the past come revelations that set off loyalty struggles, emotional confusion and mis-placed trust. This is a true Canadian masterpiece by award winning writer Timothy Findley. The Stillborn Lover brings to the forefront his unique, dramatic vision in an alluring tale of mystery, diplomacy and love. [Full Story]
Waiting For The Parade
by John Murrell
Run Dates: October 20 - November 26, 2011
(1940s) Set in Calgary during World War II, this play features five distinctive women whose lives are profoundly affected by a war being waged across the ocean. This inspiring story brings to life a world most of us have only heard about from parents and grandparents, by showing how these women survive the "waiting" with intelligence, strength and a joy of life. Waiting for the Parade is alternately dramatic, poignant and funny and also features some of the great songs made popular during the war years. You will leave the theatre celebrating all the wonderful women who went before us and faced an unknown future with courage and humour. [Full Story]