“The Invention of Romance” by Conni Massing
Love can be tough at any age, 30-something Kate searches for the meaning of romance through a series of disastrous dates. Meanwhile, her long-widowed mother rekindles a relationship with a man she knew 60 years ago. This delightful rom-com challenges the notions of love and romance.
September 13,14,20,21,27,28 (September 21 includes a matinée)
“Santa the Panto” by Diana Kimpton
(adapted by Julie Donoahue and Kathy Hyde-Nagel).
Beatrix the Bad hates Christmas and will stop at nothing to prevent it from happening, including kidnapping Santa. It’s up to Mrs. Claus, Barbie, Ken and the “Elf on a Shelf” to rescue Santa and save Christmas. The perfect show to introduce children to the magic of live theatre.
November 16, 17, 22, 23, 24, 30 (November 22 is an evening show)
“Timepiece”,by Kico Gonzalez-Risso.
As the clock ticks down in the kitchen, the kids want to plan for the future. Mom wants a smooth transition into the golden years, while Dad doesn’t understand what all the fuss is about. This dark comedy explores the parent-child relationship amid a changing family dynamic.
February 7,8,9,14,15,16,21,22 (February 9 and 16 include a matinée)
“Bluebirds”by Vern Thiessen.
At the height of the Great War three nurses cross the ocean to care for wounded Canadian soldiers. Despite their trying circumstances, the trio manages to stay hopeful while finding friendship and independence. This award-winning drama examines the role of women in a world where men are, once again, trying to destroy it.
April 11,12,18,19,25,26 (April 19 includes a matinée)
Adult: $30.00 Senior: $27.00 Children's Show: General Admission: $15.00