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Moonglow
September 19th-29th, 2019
Written by Kim Carney
Directed by Julie Buffett
With permission of Playscripts Inc.
Maxine and Joe, each coping with Alzheimer’s disease, share a love of dancing. Although they clash when lucid, their hazy memories overlap and they begin an affair that rejuvenates them. Can these lovers—played simultaneously by senior and younger actors—stay together? This is a touching story about family, love and remembering.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
November 21st – December 8th, 2019
Written by William Finn and Rachel Sheinkin
Directed by Tony and Michelle Proracki
Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International
This hilarious musical tells the tale of several socially awkward youngsters finding joy, heartache and purpose through competition at the regional spelling bee.
Jitters
February 13th-23rd, 2020
Written by David French
Directed by Melissa Collver
With permission of the Playwrights Guild of Canada
Watch as faulty props, close quarters, lost lines and bad reviews become magnified by the opening night “jitters” of cast, crew, writer and director, in this funny play about the not so predictable world of the theatre
Save the Theatre
April 16th-26th, 2020
Written and Directed By Melinda Campbell
Big Bill’s theatre is going to be torn down! Can he get his old gang to come back and put on a show to stop the wrecking ball? Maybe they can find some young blood to perform! Will an audience come? Who will help Save The Theatre?
Dry Streak
June 11th-21st, 2020
Written by Leeann Minogue
Directed by Sarah Finch
With permission of Leeann Minogue
During the dry, hot summer of 1988, Kate, a young city woman, moves with her boyfriend to his family’s Saskatchewan farm. After months of heat and dust, Kate makes a public promise—if only the drought would break, she’d run naked through the town!
