Apr 12, 7:30pm & Apr 14 2:00pm – Sechelt Seniors Centre;
Apr 13, 2:00pm – Pender Harbour Community Hall.
By Sharon Pollock. The Lizzie Borden Story … Did she do it?
Apr 12, 7:30pm & Apr 14 2:00pm – Sechelt Seniors Centre;
Apr 13, 2:00pm – Pender Harbour Community Hall.
By Sharon Pollock. The Lizzie Borden Story … Did she do it?
Would you like to be a thespian in our Midsummer Night’s Dream?
Seeking volunteer actors, ages 10 – 100. Auditions on Sun Apr 7 and Tues Apr 9, 6:30-9:00 pm. If those dates are impossible for you, possible Zoom auditions on evening of Mon Apr 8.
Rehearsals on Sun afternoons, plus Tues evenings in June. Performances July 5, 6, 12 & 13 evenings. Tickets by donation to benefit the Bev Shaw Literacy Fund. All in Sechelt. More info at www.CoastShakespeare.ca
To schedule your audition, please email us: coastshakespeare@gmail.com
Adjudicated event open to the public.
To register or view more information Visit http://www.coastaldancefestival.com/
By donation
Mar 1, 2, 6 and 9 at 7pm. Mar 3 and 10 at 2pm. A comic operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan. Director: Sara Douglas, Music Director: Tom Kellough, Choreographer: Sylvain Brochu. Presented by Coast Music Theatre Company & St John’s United Church.
Feb 16 & 17 @ 7pm; Feb 18 @ 2pm. “Gracie” is a one person show written by Siminovitch Prize-winning and legendary Canadian playwright Joan MacLeod. It follows the story of Gracie, a young girl growing up in a fundamentalist Latter-day Saint community tucked away in Bountiful, British Columbia. Through Gracie’s eyes we see a life enriched in family, community, and faith. However, she dreams of a life beyond what she knows.
“Gracie” is brilliant in its compassion and understanding of a little known and sensationalized culture. It tells the story through a vehicle of heart, childlike curiosity and fun amidst authoritarian rule, patriarchal oppression, and sexual abuse both historic and ongoing within the FLDS organization.
Directed by: Jessica Anne Nelson
Associate Producer: Wanda Nowicki
Nov 23, 24, 25 – doors 6:30pm.
The High School Edition. Based on the Motion Picture based on the Hasbro board game Clue. Directed by Jen Didcott.
We’ll be collaborating with Sunshine Coast Affordable Housing Society to give you FAB-YULE-US! A Christmas drag story! ALL proceeds raised will benefit SCAHS, and support developing affordable local housing. Last year, we raised $17000! With your help, we can surpass that!
Opening reception at 6:30pm – Show at 8pm – All ages show.
• Silent auction • Bevvies and snacks • Photo booth • 50/50 draw • Pine ‘n’ Sandy merch • Meet and greet • DRAG!
The comic madmen and carnie duo known around the world as the brothers of bodily abuse, The Great Orbax & Sweet Pepper Klopek, combine amazing feats and mind-blowing stunts with cheeky, off-the-cuff slapstick for a show that can only be described as a, “two man demolition derby.” With sold out shows across the world, 27 Guinness World Records and 20 years of touring under their belts Orbax and Pepper are back in Vancouver, bringing an exciting, fun-fueled, comedy thrill show. It’s a real life cartoon with a positive mental health message and stunts you will remember for the rest of your life!
PG-13 Event They Tone Down the Jokes but not the Stunts.
Ticket link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/monsters-of-schlock-tickets-724354302217
After 2 sold-out nights last year, Mentalist Eric Samuels returns to Gibsons’ Heritage Playhouse with a brand new show!
Samuels is an award-winning Mentalist and performance consultant to some of the top names in magic and mentalism. His work has been seen all over the world including television shows like Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and America’s Got Talent. His new show will be an interactive evening of mind-reading, mind-blowing, fun!
Tickets are available now at Eventbrite: here
Opening of the new season. This paean to the power of cinema and human connection is set in an English coastal town in the early 1980s. Hilary (the wonderful Olivia Colman) is a cinema manager struggling with mental health issues. Stephen (Micheal Ward) is a new employee longing to escape the provincial town where he faces daily adversity. Together they seek a sense of belonging through the healing power of music, cinema, and community.
Come out for a fun hour of music. Featuring Callum Baxter as Charlie Brown, Isabella Paolozza as Lucy, Matthew Douglas as Schroeder/Linus and Sylvan Brochu as Snoopy. Directed by Sara Douglas and Tom Kellough, piano. Lighting and Sound by Ron Nelson.
Admission by Donation.
JUly 28-29. The kids in the summer youth musical theatre intensive program have been busy all this week, and would like to invite you to join them to see what they have been working on.
LAMBS—Live Action Medieval Battle Society
Step back in time and experience the excitement of medieval combat in a controlled and safe environment. With foam live-action role-playing weapons, you can learn the basics, play games, and participate in tournaments and epic duels. Channel your inner warrior and join us for this FREE event.
For ages 13 through adult. (Separate session for children aged 9-13 in the morning.)
Space is limited; Registration required. Register online or contact the Library.
July 17 to 29. Each day will feature acting, dancing and singing workshops taught by industry professionals, along with individualized coaching and ensemble work. Suggested ages 8-18+ Performances July 28 & 29, 2023. Presented by Synergy at Play.
More info (confirm time) and register here.
by Lower Mainland Playwright, Jenn Griffin. Featuring: Crystal Chong, Dave Hurtubise, Peter Hill, Justin Huston, Ivy Lock,
Wanda Nowicki & Pamela Girone (reading stage directions).
A biting, comedic take on Vancouver’s current real estate crisis where property values are high, rental vacancy rates are low, and owning your own home is unaffordable for the average home buyer. Hilary, a waitress/poet turned social worker and Henry, a Butoh dancer turned lawyer, didn’t know how lucky they were when they managed to escape bad roommates and buy a house before the real estate market skyrocketed. Finding themselves house rich and cash poor, they abandon their values and plunge into the world of short-term rentals. How far will they go to keep their house?
Admission $10 minimum donation at the door (due to an increase in production costs).
Mar 2, 3 & 4 @ 7pm. This hilarious comedy is returning to Forest Bistro in March presented by Townsite Actors Guild and written by Stepanie Miller, Barb Oliver & Stephen Miller