| Play List |
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2003 |
2004 |
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| February 12th to 15th, 2003 |
| The Importance of Being Earnest |
| A comedy written by Oscar Wilde |
| Directed by Elizabeth Wyatt |
| Produced by Adrian Wyatt and Peggy Wyatt |
Stage Managed by Vicki Tompkins
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What's in a name? Rather a lot, actually, as being "Ernest" becomes of vital importance to two young Victorian bucks entangled in the art of wooing. Wilde's legendary wit sparkles like diamonds, his characters charm, the frivolity of it all delights.
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- ACT-CO Theas:
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- Best Set Design
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- Cast (in order of appearance)
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- Lane, manservant - Harry Hall
- Algernon Moncrieff - Brian Jedan
- John Worthing, J.P. - Geoffrey Link
- Lady Bracknell - Elaine Hall
- Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax - Melaine Gauthier
- Miss Prism - Carol Moore
- Cecily Cardew - Birgit Moscinski
- Rev. Canon Chasuble, D.D. - Harry McKew
- Merriman, butler - Bob Parker
- Footman - Harry Hall
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| April 23rd to 26th, 2003 |
Nurse Jane Goes To Hawaii  |
| A farce written by Allan Stratton |
| Directed by Kathryn DeLory |
| Produced by Ann Davison |
Stage Managed by Peggy Wyatt
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Until Allan Stratton came along "Canadian farce" was a contradictin in terms. Then this melange of mistaken identities, disguise, long-lost relatives, ambushes, chases and doorslamming mayhem burst on the Toronto stage and laid audiences low with laughter.
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- Cast (in order of appearance)
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- Doris Chisholm - Kerry Harman
- Vivien Bliss - Penny Donevan
- Edgar Chisholm - Terry Browne
- Bill Scant - Gord Cawsey
- Peggy Scant - Kristine Browne
- Peter Prior - Stephen Wyatt
- Betty Scant - Michele Browne
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| September 10th to 13th, 2003 |
| The Man With The Plastic Sandwich |
| A comedy written by Roger Karshner |
| Directed by Mark Nathanielsz |
| Produced by Michele Browne and Kerry Harman |
Stage Managed by Vic Blackman
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Sometimes one's longest journey takes place without taking a step. This is the tale of one man's travels down life's highway - with all its bumps and pot holes, curves, straights and ups and downs - without leaving his favourite park bench. Here Walter Price nurses his grievance at suddenly finding himself jobless after twenty years' loyal service. And here he is confronted by three oddball characters who hilariously help him regain his perspective and point him on the way to personal reassessment and reconnection with the world as it is.
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- Cast
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- Walter Price - Gord Cawsey
- Ellie - Jenn Blanche
- Haley - Peter Rose
- Lenore - Simla Leyla Gulerce
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| November 12th to 15th, 2003 |
| The Last Resort |
| A musical written by Norm Foster |
| Music and Lyrics by Leslie Arden |
| Directed by Kathryn DeLory |
| Music Directer by Shirley Madden |
| Produced by Denise Cooling |
Stage Managed by Peggy Wyatt
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This is a rolling murder mystery/comedy/musical. A New York restaurant owner on the run from the mob arrives in the last place on earth he thinks they might find him - the Last Resort Hotel in rural Saskatchewan. He is sure a hit man has tracked him down, but which of our characters is it? Is it one of the identical twin sisters? The police inspector? The older couple on their second honeymoon? The strange hotel proprietress? Or the agent assigned to protect him and play his wife? Before you can say 'whodunit', there are complications, and of course, music...
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- ACT-CO Theas:
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- Adjuticator Award - Musical: Best Ensemble
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- Cast (in order of appearance)
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- Pianist - Scott Christian
- Nick Galeazzo - Randy Ausenhus
- Angela Miller - Anne Maria Hurle
- Freda Heitz - Sandy Arbutus (Jeff Bower)
- Liz Barzini - Michele Browne
- Sid Barzini - Terry Browne
- Julia/Jessica Youngstead - Julia Guthrie
- Trent Balfour - Mike Arseneault
- Inspector Closely - Jim MacDonald
- Frank Pomerantz - Jeff Bower
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