Current Season 2008 - 2009

The Lion in Winter

by James Goldman
Directed by Anne Harper

Survivor, England: 1183. At Christmas, King Henry II of England has taken his estranged wife Eleanor of Aquitaine out of the prison he put her in to join their three sons, Richard (The Lionheart), Geoffrey and (Prince) John, all of whom want his throne. Throw in young Alais, Henry's mistress and would-be wife as a bargaining chip, and a merrier Christmas can hardly be imagined! "What shall we hang - the holly or each other?" The play, which was filmed with Katharine Hepburn and Peter O'Toole, has comedy, drama, backstabbing and that staple of every Christmas: competition for your parents' love.

by permission of Samuel French (Canada) Ltd.

Oct. 21-23, 27-30 at 8pm
Oct. 23 & 24 at 2pm

Cast

Henry II
Richard (the Lionheart)
Geoffrey, Count of Brittany
Prince John
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Alais Capet
Philip Capet, King of France

Mike Hiller
David Borwick
Derek Genova
Christopher Douglas
Malorie Mandolidis
Amy le Blanc
Kyl Chhatwal




Barefoot in the Park

By Neil Simon
Directed by Jessica Beaulieu

Mad Men Lite: It's 1965, and Corey Bratter is a pre-feminist free spirit newly married to buttoned-down lawyer Paul Bratter. She's trying to make a home for them in their New York walk-up (walk waaaay up!) apartment while expanding horizons Paul wants to keep tightly closed. Her straight-laced widowed mother and their exotic bachelor neighbour are drawn into the fray. One of Neil Simon's most popular plays still seems fresh when we look back at a young couple's discovery that marriage can be as much of an endurance test as the climb to their 6th floor apartment.

by permission of Samuel French (Canada) Ltd.

Jan. 27-29, Feb. 2-5 at 8pm
Jan. 29 & 30 at 2pm

Cast

Corey Bratter
Paul Bratter
Mrs. Banks
Victor Velasco
Telephone Repairman

Sophia Fabiilli
Ryan Fisher
Maureen Lukie
Greg Nowlan
Michael Sherman




Having Hope at Home

by David S. Craig
Directed by Maureen Lukie

Love, Candian style: This charming Canadian comedy has been a hit across the country. Carolyn, expecting a baby with her partner, Michel, has invited her parents to their farmhouse (under renovation) for dinner for the first time ever. A fiercely independent young woman, when Carolyn goes into labour, she does everything she can to keep her domineering obstetrician father from finding out and taking over!

by permission of the Playwrights Guild of Canada

Apr. 7-9, 13-16 @ 8 pm
Apr. 9 & 10 @ 2 pm

Cast
Carolyn Bingham
Russell Bingham
Michel Charbonneau
Bill Bingham
Jane Bingham
Dawn Shaw
Jenn Worsnop
Kingsley Owen
Matt Domville
James Lukie
Janice Hansen
Tina McCulloch

 

 

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