Season Archives 2020's
Blind Date
Starring Tess Degenstein | A Spontaneous Theatre creation by Rebecca Northan
When Mimi’s date for the evening fails to show up, she turns to the audience for someone willing to answer love’s call. What happens next is anybody’s guess, and different each night. This is theatre at its most thrilling, and you will want to see it again and again. Featuring international powerhouse actor and home-grown Saskatchewan talent - Tess Degenstein. Mimi is open to dates of any gender, on any night.
Blind Date ran from October 18th - November 5th, 2023
Location: Darke Hall at the University of Regina
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Cast & Creative Team
Mim - Tess Degenstein
Jordy Matheson - Scenographer
Ali Froggatt - Scenographer
Making Spirits Brighter
Featuring Coyote’s New Suit by Thomas King; Frankincents an’ Meer by W.O. Mitchell; The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore; and The Mitten, A Ukrainian Folk Tale
Celebrate holiday merrymaking and seasonal tradition through the backdrop of an old-fashioned radio play. Making Spirits Brighter brings four holiday stories to the stage, Frankincents an’ Meer by W.O. Mitchell, Coyote’s New Suit by Thomas King, a new adaptation of the Ukrainian folk tale The Mitten, and The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore. We are thrilled to have you celebrate holiday merrymaking and seasonal tradition set against the backdrop of an old-fashioned radio play.
Making Spirits Brighter ran from November 29th - December 23rd, 2023
Location: The Artesian
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Cast & Creative Team
Kris Alvarez - Narrator, Steve, Ensemble
Skyler Anderson - St. Nick, Jake, Woodsperson, Ensemble
Sarah Bergbusch - Kid/Narrator, Ensemble
Sierra Haynes - Raven, Miss Henchbaw, Ensemble, Musical Director
Leon Willey - Pappa, Coyote, Ensemble
Jennifer Brewin - Artistic Director, Director
Kenilee Kehler - Director of Production, Set Designer
Carson Walliser - Costume Designer
Devon Bonneau - Technical Director, Lighting Designer
Michael Wanless - Sound Designer
Ruaridh MacDonald - Musical Arranger
Mackenzy Vida - Headpiece Designer
Alana Freistadt - Stage Manager
The Globe Cabaret: A Musical Theatre Revue
Featuring local superstars and national icons Join the Globe Theatre for a trip down musical theatre memory lane. This cabaret will thrill audiences with hits from our past and introduce songs from shows yet to come. Be amazed as our design team transforms The Artesian into the Moulin Rouge, The Kit Kat, and Onyx Clubs all rolled into one! Transport yourself through Globe Theatre’s musical past and introduce yourself to the latest works coming out of Broadway Musical Theatre and dream about what’s to come on our new stage.
The Globe Cabaret: A Musical Theatre Revue Ran from Jan 24-Feb 11, 2024
Location: The Artesian
Director: Jennifer Brewin Music Director: Beau Dixon Set Designer: Kenilee Kehler Costume Designer: @carson.walliser Lighting Designer: Bruce Lozinsky Sound Designer: Patrick Andrews
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Cast & Creative Team
Kaitlyn Semple - Perfomer
Beau Dixon - Performer, Music Director
Ruaridh MacDonald - Performer
Sierra Haynes - Musician, Performer
Ben Redant - Musican, Performer
Jennifer Brewin - Artistic Director, Director
Kenilee Kehler - Director of Production, Set Designer
Carson Walliser - Costume Designer
Bruce Lozinsky - Lighting Designer
Patrick Andrews - Sound Designer
The Birds and the Bees
By Mark Crawford
This comedic romp through a local bee farm has a big heart to match the big laughs. Watch as mothers and daughters, farmers, and scientists come together in Mark Crawford’s funny and flirty play about life and love. The action centers around Gail’s farm: her failing beehives; her middle-aged daughter moving back home; her neighbour of 20 years, Earl, who keeps showing up more and more; and stirring things up is Ben, the young biology student who investigates the missing bees.
From the playwright of Bed and Breakfast, and being produced in collaboration with Persephone Theatre, comes a springtime romance just in time for planting season.
Sexual content & language 14+
The Birds and the Bees ran from May 4th - 21st, 2023
Location: Conexus Arts Centre, Shumiatcher Room
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Cast & Creative Team
Cavan Cunningham - Earl
Pamela Haig Bartley - Gail
Jenna-Lee Hyde - Sarah
Ray Jacildo - Ben
Anita Smith - Director
Rachel Walliser - Assistant Director
Wes D Pearce - Set Designer
Stephen Wade - Lighting Designer
Ruaridh MacDonald - Sound Designer
Jensine Emeline - Costume Designer
Natasha Martina - Intimacy Director
Ricardo Alvarado - Stage Manager
Alana Freistadt - Assistant Stage Manager
Conor Farrell - Apprentice Designer
Rory Jewiss - Assistant Lighting Designer
Sir John A: Acts of a Gentrified Ojibway Rebellion
By Drew Hayden Taylor
A ‘buddy’ adventure that is part road trip - part grand heist – this story follows two Ojibway men, Bobby Rabbit, and his wannabe rock star friend Hugh, who leave their reserve and head out on the TransCanada highway to right a cultural wrong. To retrieve his grandfather’s medicine pouch from the British museum, Bobby and Hugh will steal precious relics to hold as ransom – Sir John A. MacDonald’s bones. Along the way they pick up, Anya a white student from a prestigious university with opinions on absolutely everything.
These three sort historical fact from fiction to chart their own terms for reconciliation. All the while Sir John himself makes appearances to ruminate on legacy and nationhood. First premiering at The National Arts Centre, this is a funny and inquisitive piece of theatre that invites us all to brush off the cobwebs of history with grace, courage and a few laughs along the road
Sir John A: Acts of a Gentrified Ojibway Rebellion ran from March 1st - 12th, 2023
Location: Conexus Arts Centre, Shumiatcher Room
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Cast & Creative Team
Skyler Anderson - Bobby Rabbit
Ryan Beil - Sir John A MacDonald
Sarah Bergbusch- Anya
Todd Houseman - Hugh
Erin Goodpipe - Co-Director
Jayden Pfeifer - Co-Director
Kaitlin Hickey- Set & Lighting Designer
Jeff Chief - Costume Designer
Orion Paradis - Sound Designer
Larissa Kitchemonia - Indigenous Artwork Designer
Sandy Plunkett - Stage Manager
Annalise Peterson-Perry - Assistant Stage Manager
#34
By Munish Sharma
George Reed is a Saskatchewan legend - elite athlete, advocate, and humanitarian. He made Regina home and made the province proud; and this year his life and work are ingeniously crafted into a new play by Munish Sharma.
The production takes us on the incredible journey highlighting George’s groundbreaking career, his move to the prairies, and how he won over the community. Footage and game highlights from his record-breaking career with the Saskatchewan Roughriders give audiences a view from the 55-yard line. #34 was commissioned by the Globe Theatre to coincide with the 2022 Grey Cup in Regina and to honour the man who put the city on the map. George Reed’s story is one of resilience and determination, and this production offers Canada a theatrical glimpse into a unique side of prairie life.
#34 ran from November 9th - 27th, 2022
Location: Darke Hall at the University of Regina
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Cast & Creative Team
Jeremiah Sparks - George Reed
Munish Sharma - Hari's Son
Oren Williamson - Understudy
Judy Wensel - Director
Even Gilchrist - Set & Costume Designer
Narda McCarroll - Lighting Designer
Orion Paradis - Sound Designer
Laura Warren - Projection Designer
Lani Martel - Stage Manager
Avery Fehr - Apprentice Stage Manager
Making Spirits Bright
A Coyote's Solstice Tale by Thomas King and A Voice For Christmas by W.O. Mitchell
Back by popular demand after a sold-out run, Globe Theatre is proud to present the second annual production of Making Spirits Bright, a show that celebrates holiday merrymaking set against the backdrop of an old-fashioned live radio play. We invite you to bring the whole family to cozy up together and make Making Spirits Bright part of your annual family tradition.
The Artesian is transformed into a holiday greeting card setting the stage for an evening of wintery storytelling and music making. The show begins with a rendition of Thomas King’s popular story, A Coyote Solstice Tale. It is a sweet, heartfelt, and comedic journey that follows Coyote’s path to goodwill by way of a shopping plaza and an unexpected guest.
Continuing the night’s storytelling is A Voice for Christmas by W.O. Mitchell. Set in the 1940’s, the kid has one Christmas wish – to talk to his father who is overseas at war. A sudden blizzard is no match for the fierce determination of a community committed to bringing father and child together. This is a timeless Saskatchewan tale of family, friendship, and perseverance during the darkest times of the year.
Making Spirits Bright ran from December 2nd - December 23rd, 2022
Location: The Artesian
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Cast & Creative Team
Skyler Anderson - Moose, Cashier (Coyote) | Jake (Voice)
Kris Alvarez - Narrator (Coyote) | Ma (Voice)
Sarah Bergbusch - Otter (Coyote) | The Kid (Voice)
Sierra Haynes - Kid/Reindeer (Coyote) | Mr. Churchill II (Voice)
Ruaridh MacDonald - Coyote (Coyote) | Narrator (Voice)
Jennifer Brewin - Artistic Director, Director, Costume Designer
Kenilee Kehler - Director of Production and Set Designer
Michale Wanless - Head of Sound and Sound Designer
Devon Bonneau - Technical Director and Lighting Designer
Mackenzy Vida - Headpiece Designer
Meghan Speakman - Stage Manger
Sydney Taylor - Apprentice Stage Manager
Making Spirits Bright
A Coyote's Solstice Tale by Thomas King and A Voice For Christmas by W.O. Mitchell
Two short stories adapted for the stage in the tradition of live radio plays, Globe Theatre’s, Making Spirits Bright, will remind us all of the true meaning of Christmas. In the spirit of old-fashioned radio plays, we present the world premieres by this country’s beloved writers.
The show begins with a rendition of Thomas King’s popular story, A Coyote Solstice Tale. This sweet, heartfelt, and comedic journey follows Coyote as he learns that finding peace and goodwill during the holiday season always begins with family and friends.
As the reading transitions to A Voice for Christmas by beloved Canadian author, W.O. Mitchell, it continues the underlying message of the importance of family during the holiday season. Set in the 1940’s, a young boy has one Christmas wish – to talk to his father for the first time since he was sent off to war. This timeless Saskatchewan tale of family, love, and perseverance will remind us to never take connection for granted.
Making Spirits Bright ran from December 15th - December 23rd, 2021
Location: The Artesian
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Cast & Creative Team
Skyler Anderson - Moose, Cashier (Coyote) | Jake (Voice)
Kris Alvarez - Narrator (Coyote) | Ma (Voice)
Sarah Bergbusch - Otter (Coyote) | The Kid (Voice)
Sierra Haynes - Kid/Reindeer (Coyote) | Mr. Churchill II (Voice)
Ruaridh MacDonald - Coyote (Coyote) | Narrator (Voice)
Jennifer Brewin - Artistic Director, Director, Costume Designer
Meghan Speakman - Stage Manger
Kenilee Kehler - Director of Production and Set Designer
Michale Wanless - Head of Sound and Sound Designer
Devon Bonneau - Technical Director and Lighting Designer
Mackenzy Vida - Headpiece Designer
The Glories of Gloria Revue
Co-created by Mooky McGuinty and Cal McCrystal
Gloria Rivard wants nothing more than to be a star and performing in a theatrical revue is her dream; but on the prairies such shows are rare. She takes matters into her own hands to create a Broadway extravaganza -- a show full of music, dance, sketches, and eclectic entertainment.
The Glories of Gloria Revue is an outrageous comedic experience that follows Gloria’s path to stardom as she performs a show meant for a cast of thousands, all by herself. From ages 5 to 105, Gloria’s Revue will have everyone on the edge of their seats.
The Glories of Gloria Revue ran from February 16th - March 6th, 2022.
Location: Conexus Arts Centre, Shumiatcher Room
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Cast & Creative Team
Mooky McGuinty - Gloria Rivard | Co-Creator
Cal McCrystal - Co-Creator
Michael Wanless - Technical Coordinator
William Hales - Lighting Associate
Alana Freistadt - Stage Manager
Holdin' On To What's Golden
Co-created by Greg Ochitwa and Skyler Anderson
Fitting in can be hard, especially when you feel like you stand out so much. What may appear as nice on the outside, isn’t so nice when you take a closer look. These are running themes for Skyler – or Fresh, as his friends call him – when he begins his new life at his new, predominately white, school in the Glencairn Neighborhood. Skyler quickly finds out that his new classmates aren’t used to people being a different colour. In fact, it seems that they don’t like it all.
Holdin’ On To What’s Golden follows Skyler’s upbringing as an Indigenous kid in a white town, and the struggles he faces while trying to balance fitting in, but still being himself. While the actual school part comes easy to him, his challenges are rooted in rivalries, racism, and rocky friendships. In the end, Skyler’s journey proves to be triumphant as he conquers his obstacles as any teenager would; by questioning his values and then learning from his mistakes.
Holdin' On To What's Golden ran from March 30th - April 10th, 2022
Location: Conexus Arts Centre, Shumiatcher Room
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Cast & Creative Team
Skyler Anderson - Fresh | Co-Creator
Greg Ochitwa - Director | Co-Creator
Andrew Koschinsky - DJ | Music Composer
Rebecca Donison - Set & Costume Designer
William Hales - Lighting Designer
Michael Wanless - Sound Designer
Devon Bonneau - Technical Director and Associate Sound Designer
Alana Freistadt - Stage Manager
Miss Caledonia
Written by Melody A. Johnson
Miss Caledonia follows a small-town girl with big dreams of the lively city and lustrous allure of fame. But this farm girl has a plan. First, convince her mother and father to let her start competing in pageants. Then, learn all there is to know about pageants; posture must be perfect, smile always, master whatever poise means, and magically discover a hidden talent. From there it’s a straight shot from Miss Furrow, Miss Sweet Potato, to Miss Queen o' the Grand River Pork Producers' Association, and then, finally – Miss Caledonia. How hard could it be?
This 1950’s tale of Miss Peggy Ann Douglas and her rise through pageant life is a classic Hollywood dreams story, with the sweetest twists. As much as Peggy longs for a life outside her small town, her circumstances always seem to bring her back to her farm life. While fumbling through learning the ins and outs of what it means to be a pageant girl, Peggy discovers that determination and staying true to her roots just may get her the tiara she’s been dreaming about.
Miss Caledonia ran from April 27th - May 15th, 2022
Location: Conexus Arts Centre, Shumiatcher Room
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Cast & Creative Team
Sierra Haynes - Peggy Ann Douglas
Emily Dubois - Fiddle Player
Jennifer Brewin - Director
Liz King - Stage Manager
Kaitlin Hickey - Set & Lighting Designer
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The Artistic Associate Program The Covid-19 pandemic brought many uncertainties to the arts. Artisits from varying areas were all out of work in the blink of an eye. Many of these artists were close colleagues to Globe Theatre and our organization wanted to do something to help. So Globe found nine Artistic Associates to join us for a five-month residency and were invited to create and explore the art of theatre during the pandemic. Running from the beginning of February 2021 through June 2021, Globe Theatre's team of local theatre practitioners engaged in a series of micro projects in the areas of outreach, education, and collaborations with many of the city’s freelance artists and organizations. We welcomed audiences to COVID safe viewings of ‘micro’ projects, audio plays, sneak peaks at new works in the works, outdoor events, and performances for children. The pandemic has shifted everything, and the importance of storytelling and performance are a key part of how we reassemble as a community. |
Along with creating work for Globe Theatre, the artists partnered with numerous community arts groups, including Prairie Sky School, Listen to Dis, Curtain Razers, and Burnt Sienna. |
Season Archives 2010's
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| Chicago | Book by Fred Ebb and Rob Fosse Music by John Kander Lyrics by Fred Ebb Based on the Play by Maurine Dallas Watkins Script Adapation by David Thompson |
Stephanie Graham |
| Cinderella | By Courtenay Dobbie | Ruth Smillie |
| Exit, Pursued by a Bear | By Lauren Gunderson | Judy Wensel |
| I Call Myself Princess *Cancelled due to COVID |
By Jani Lauzon | Jani Lauzon |
| The Boy in the Moon *Cancelled due to COVID |
By Emil Sher Based on the book by Ian Brown |
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| Billy Elliot the Musical *Cancelled due to COVID |
Book And Lyrics By Lee Hall |
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| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Every Brilliant Thing | By Duncan Macmillan With Jonny Donahoe Presented by Globe Theatre and featuring Jenna-Lee Hyde |
Stephen Waldschmidt |
| wanisiniwin / kwêski-pimâtisiw | By Skyler Anderson and Pete Kytwayhat Workshop Presentation presented by Globe Theatre |
Jayden Pfiefer |
| The Circle - Live Stream | By Geoffrey Simon Brown Presented by Globe Theatre and featuring the Scripted Young Company |
Andrew Ritchie |
| The Mystery Show *Cancelled due to COVID |
Presented by Globe Theatre School and featuring the Devised Young Company |
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Director |
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| Mamma Mia! | Music And Lyrics By Benny Andersson Björn Ulvaeus And Some Songs With Stig Anderson Book By Catherine Johnson Originally Conceived By Judy Craymer Mamma Mia! Was Originally Produced In London By Judy Craymer, Richard East And Björn Ulvaeus For Littestar In Association With Universal. Additional Material & Arrangements Martin Koch Music Published By Universal Music Publishing Group And Emi Grove Park Music Inc. And Emi Waterford Music Inc. |
Stephanie Graham |
| The Hobbit | Based on The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien Licensed by Middle-Earth Enterprises Adapted for the Stage by Kim Selody | Courtenay Dobbie |
| Bed and Breakfast | Written by Mark Crawford | Ashlie Corcoran |
| Gracie | By Joan MacLeod | Judy Wensel |
| Making Treaty 4 | By The Making Treaty 4 Collective | Ruth Smillie (Production Mentor & Guide) |
| Disney's Beauty and the Beast | Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Howard Ashman & Tim Rice Book by Linda Woolverton Originally Directed by Robert Jess Roth Original Produced by Disney Theatrical Productions |
Stephanie Graham |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Apple Time | Presented by Globe Theatre | Chrystene Ells, Joanne Weber and Michelle Grodecki |
| Concord Floral | By Jordan Tannahill Presented by Globe Theatre School and featuring the Young Company |
Judy Wensel |
| In Care | By Kenneth T. Williams Presented by Globe Theatre School |
Curtis Peeteetuce |
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Director |
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| Bittergirl - The Musical | By Annabel Fitzsimmons, Alison Lawrence and Mary Francis Moore Music Supervision, Arrangements and Orchestrations by Bob Foster |
Greg Ochitwa |
| Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carol | Adapted by Michael Shamata | Kelli Fox |
| Around the World in 80 Days | By Toby Hulse Based upon the book by Jules Verne |
Ruth Smillie |
| Us | By Kelley Jo Burke and Jeffery Straker | Valerie Ann Pearson |
| I and You | By Lauren Gunderson | Kelli Fox |
| Shrek the Musical | Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the book by William Steig Book and Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire Music by Jeanine Tesori Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Productions Original Production Directed by Jason Moore and Rob Ashford |
Stephanie Graham |
| SPECIAL EVENT | ||
| Buddy - the Buddy Holly Story | Written by Alan Janes | Danny Balkwill |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Hip-Hop Hoop Dance | By Jayson Littletent and Chancz Perry | Kelli Fox (Dramaturge) |
| The Rez Sisters | Written by Tomson Highway | Ruth Smillie |
| Listen to Dis Community Arts Organization's Production of Mine to Have: Sensuality and Circumstances | By The Other Ordinary | Traci Foster |
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| Million Dollar Quartet | Book By Colin Escott And Floyd Mutrux Original Concept And Direction By Floyd Mutrux Inspired By Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis And Carl Perkins |
Danny Balkwill |
| Peter and the Starcatcher | A Play by Rick Elice Based on the Novel by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson Music by Wayne Barker |
Kelli Fox |
| Salt Baby | By Falen Johnson | Yvette Nolan |
| The Last Wife | By Kate Hennig | Anita Rochon |
| Key Change | By Nicky Lawrence | Stephanie Graham |
| Disney's The Little Mermaid | Music by Alan Menken Lyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater Book by Doug Wright Based on Hans Christian Andersen story and the Disney film produced by Howard Ashman & John Musker and written and directed by John Musker & Ron Clemens Originally Produced by Disney Theatrical Productions |
Stephanie Graham (Director and Choreographer) |
| SPECIAL EVENT | ||
| Playing with Fire | By: Kirstie McLellan Day Based on the book Playing with Fire by Theo Fleury & Kirstie McLellan Day Starring Shaun Smyth |
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| Listen to Dis Community Arts Organization's Production of Neither Heroes Nor Ordinary People | Traci Foster | |
| Root, Hog, or Die | By Greg Ochitwa and Kaitlyn Semple | Greg Ochitwa |
| Ground Cover Theatre's Production of Displaced | Natasha Martina | |
| Thunderstick | By Kenneth T. Williams | Curtis Peeteetuce |
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| All Shook Up | Inspired by and featuring the songs of Elvis Presley. Book by Joe DiPietro. Originally Produced on Broadway by Jonathan Pollard, Bernie Kukoff, Clear Channel Entertainment, Harbor Entertainment, Miramax Films, Bob & Harvey Weinstein, Stanley Buchthal, Eric Falkenstein, Nina Essman/Nancy Nagel Gibbs, Jean Cheever, Margaret Cotter, in association with Barney Rosenzweig, Meri Krassner, FGRW Investments, Karen Jason, Phil Ciasullo Conard. Originally produced for Goodspeed Musicals, Michael P. Price, Executive Producer, Sue Frost, Associate Producer |
Stephanie Graham (Director and Choreographer) |
| The Snow Queen | Written by Ruth Smillie | Rachel Peake |
| The Hound of the Baskervilles | By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Adapted by Steven Canny and John Nicholson |
Kelli Fox |
| The Secret Mask | By Rick Chafe | Marti Maraden |
| Romeo and Juliet | By William Shakespeare | Anita Rochon |
| The Ladies Foursome | By Norm Foster | Max Reimer |
| SPECIAL EVENT | ||
| A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline | By Dean Regan Starring Devra Straker |
Geoffrey Whynot |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Woolgathering | A FadaDance and Tamra Unroe collaboration | |
| A Soldier's War | By Joshua Ramsden | Judy Wensel |
| Fusion Project 2016 |
Greg Ochitwa* *Appears with the permission of the Canadian Actors' Equity Association |
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| Paper | Conceived by Judy Wensel Co-Created by Judy Wensel and Globe Youth Company |
Judy Wensel |
| G-Ram (Grandma) | Written by Greg Ochitwa | Greg Ochitwa |
| Sum Theatre's Production of Thicker Than Water | By Heather Morrison |
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| Much Ado About Nothing | By William Shakespeare | Marti Maraden |
| You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown | Based on The Comic Strip "Peanuts" By Charles M. Schulz Book, Music and Lyrics by Clark Gesner Additional Dialogue by Michael Mayer Additional Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa |
Max Reimer |
| Living in the Spaces | By Rod Hayward | Andrew North |
| The Drowning Girls | By Beth Graham, Charlie Tomlinson, Daniela Vlaskalic | Kelli Fox |
| Gunmetal Blues | Book by Scott Wentworth Music and Lyrics by Craig Bohmler and Marion Adler |
Max Reimer |
| Globe Theatre's Production of Disney's and Cameron Mackintosh's Mary Poppins | A Musical based on the stories of P.L. Travers and the Walt Disney Film Original Music and Lyrics by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman Book by Julian Fellowes New Songs and Additional Music and Lyrics by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe Co-Created by Cameron Mackintosh |
Ruth Smillie |
| SPECIAL EVENT | ||
| Ring of Fire: The Music of Johnny Cash | Created by Richard Maltby, Jr. Conceived by William Meade Adapted from the Broadway Production by Richard Maltby, Jr. and Jason Edwards |
Valerie Ann Pearson |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Salt Baby | Written by Falen Johnson | Yvette Nolan |
| Rael's Journey | Created by Andrew North | |
| Fusion Project | Greg Ochitwa | |
| A Date with the Night | Created by Lucy Hill, Daniel Maslany and Eric Rose |
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| The Last Resort | Music and Lyrics by Leslie Arden Book by Norm Foster |
Max Reimer |
| Sleeping Beauty | By Ruth Smillie | Courtenay Dobbie |
| Becky's New Car | By Steven Dietz | Valerie Ann Pearson |
| Wingfield Lost and Found | By Dan Needles Starring Rod Beattie |
Douglas Beattie |
| Salt-Water Moon | By David French | Judy Wensel |
| Man of La Mancha | Written by Dale Wasserman | Music by Mitch Leigh | Lyrics by Joe Darion Original Production Staged by Albert Marre Originally Produced by Albert W. Selden and Hal James |
Max Reimer |
| SPECIAL EVENT | ||
| 2 Pianos 4 Hands | By Ted Dykstra and Richard Greenblatt | Richard Greenblatt |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Shangri-La | By Judy Wensel | Michelle Kennedy |
| Lipstick Smears and Mermaid Tears: Memoirs of a Sinking Soul | By Tamara Unroe | Deborah Neville |
| Conrad-Roy: Daffily Ever After | By Dakota Hebert & Rebecca Lascue | Ruth Smillie |
| Fusion Project | Greg Ochitwa | |
| Alexander Abram's Magical Space Boots | By Colby Richardson & Jonah McFadzean |
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| Billy Bishop Goes to War | Written and composed by John Gray in collaboration with Eric Peterson | Max Reimer |
| The Wizard of Oz | By L. Frank Baum Adapted by John Kane for the Royal Shakespeare Company |
Joey Tremblay |
| Henry and Alice: Into The Wild | By Michele Riml | Valerie Ann Pearson |
| Pride & Prejudice | Adapted by Christina Calvit From the novel by Jane Austen |
Marti Maraden |
| I, Claudia | By Kristen Thomson | Ann-Marie Kerr |
| The Drowsy Chaperone | Music and Lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison Book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar |
Robb Paterson |
| SPECIAL EVENT | ||
| A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline | By Dean Regan | Geoffrey Whynot |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Midsummer (A Play with Songs) | By David Greig | Michael Scholar, Jr. |
| Blue Box | Written and Performed by Carmen Aguirre | Brian Quirt |
| Fusion Project | Judy Wensel | |
| O.C. Dean | Written and Performed by Daniel Maslany | Anthony Black |
| Hamlet (Solo) | Written by William Shakespeare | Robert Ross Parker |
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| The Black Bonspiel of Wullie MacCrimmon | By W.O Mitchell | Alan Dilworth |
| Robin Hood | Adapted by Ruth Smillie | David Storch |
| The 39 Steps | From the novel by John Buchan Adapted by Patrick Barlow From the movie by Alfred Hitchcock |
Marti Maraden |
| Shout Sister | By Sharon Stearns | Courtenay Dobbie |
| Mrs. Dexter and Her Daily | By Joanna McClelland Glass | Geoffrey Whynot |
| Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story | Written by Alan Janes | Valerie Ann Pearson |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Dot and Mae: Delusions of Grandeur | Created and Performed Lucy Hill and Judy Wensel | |
| Cope | Greg Ochitwa | Kenn McLeod |
| Countries Shaped Like Stars | Created and Performed by Nicolas Di Gaetano and Emily Pearlman | Patrick Gauthier |
| Fusion Project: By Candlelight | Written by Directors and Ensemble | Daniel Maslany & Judy Wensel |
| House of Three | Produced and Choreographed by FadaDance | Heather Cameron, Fran Gilboy & Misty Wensel |
| Kaleidocycle | Chrystene Ells, in collaboration with the ensemble | Chrystene Ells |
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| Metamorphoses | Based on the Myths of Ovid Written and Originally Directed by Mary Zimmerman |
David Storch |
| Honk! A Musical Tale of the Ugly Duckling |
Music by George Stiles | Book and Lyrics by Anthony Drewe |
Jillian Keiley |
| Having Hope at Home | David Craig | Andrew North |
| Shakespeare's Will | Vern Thiessen | Miles Potter |
| Copenhagen | Michael Frayn | Del Surjik |
| W.O. Mitchell's Jake and the Kid | Adapted by Conni Massing | Glenda Stiring |
| SPECIAL EVENT | ||
| A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline | Dean Regan | Geoffrey Whynot |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Invisible Atom | Anthony Black | Ann-Marie Kerr |
| A Watched Pot Never Boyles | Arlen Konopaki & Amy Shostak | |
| Globe Young Company: The Story of Mr. Wright | 2b Theatre & The Ensemble | Anthony Black & Christian Barry |
| Honey on Wallpaper | Heather Cameron & Shaunna Dunn | |
| Fusion Project | Lucy Hill & Judy Wensel | |
| Blink Blink Blink | Kirsten Marie Rasmussen |
Season Archives 2000's
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|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| The Alice Nocturne | Joey Tremblay | Joey Tremblay |
| Peter Pan | J.M. Barrie Adapted by Jeff Pitcher |
Ruth Smillie |
| Marion Bridge | Daniel MacIvor | Geoffrey Whynot |
| Tuesdays With Morrie | Jeffrey Hatcher & Mitch Albom | Andrew North |
| The Syringa Tree | Pamela Gien | Jillian Keiley |
| A Doll's House | Henrik Ibsen Adapted by Frank McGuinness |
David Latham |
| SPECIAL EVENT | ||
| Sexy Laundry | Michele Riml | Ruth Smillie |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| A Spoon We Are Not | FadaDance | Heather Cameron, Fran Gilboy & Misty Wensel |
| The Unforseen Journey of Nathaniel Dunbar and Other Tales of Whimsical Sadness | Melanie Hankewich & Jeremy Sauer | |
| WhyRobotsMakeBetterLovers | Johanna Bundon & Lee Henderson | |
| The Fusion Project | Johanna Bundon & Jayden Pfeifer | |
| Bertha's Story | Lucy Hill | Joey Tremblay |
| The Tooth Fairy | The Old Trout Puppet Workshop & David Rhymer |
| Play | Playwright | Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | William Shakespeare | Ruth Smillie |
| Anne of Green Gables - The Musical | L.M. Montgomery Adapted by Donald Harron |
Geoffrey Whynot |
| Sexy Laundry | Michele Riml | Ruth Smillie |
| Wingfield's Inferno | Dan Neddles | Douglas Beattie |
| Mesa | Doug Curtis | Joey Tremblay |
| Doubt, A Parable | John Patrick Shanley | Andrew North |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Tales from the Gap | Joel Fafard with Stefan Riches | |
| Skin&Lungs | Ryan Beil & Jayden Pfeifer | |
| Xippie says: LOL | Marie-Claire Marcotte & Rebecca Davey | Kurt Spenrath |
| A Few Shiny Pieces - A Fusion Project | Johanna Bundon & Jayden Pfeifer | |
| A Thirst Undone | Johanna Bundon |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| Death and the Maiden | Ariel Dorfman | Floyd Favel |
| The Melville Boys | Norm Foster | Gerald Lenton-Young |
| A Christmas Carol | Charles Dickens Adapted by Michael Shamata |
Ruth Smillie |
| Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks | Richard Alfieri | Ruth Smillie |
| Elephant Wake | Joey Tremblay | Bretta Gerecke |
| Girl in the Goldfish Bowl | Morris Panych | Joey Tremblay |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Rage | Michele Riml | Andrew North |
| The Alice Nocturne | Joey Tremblay | Joey Tremblay |
| The Decadent Flip-Mod | Justin Ludwig | Justin Ludwig |
| Hot Little Hands - A Fusion Project | Jayden Pfiefer and Johanna Bundon |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| The Clean House | Sarah Ruhl | Micheline Chevrier |
| Tempting Providence | Rober Chafe | Jillian Keiley |
| Just So | George Stiles & Anthony Drewe | Ruth Smillie |
| Dogbarked | James O'Shea | Valerie Ann Pearson |
| Stones in His Pockets | Marie Jones | Geoffrey Whynot |
| Mom's the Word | The Mom's the Word Collective | Ruth Smillie |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Work in Progress | Sandra Shamas | |
| Fusion | Coneived & Developed by Joey Tremblay | |
| Marg Szkaluba (Pissy's Wife) | Ron Chambers (with Paul Morgan Donald) | Jeffrey Pufahl |
| Mr. Marmalade | Noah Haidle | Daniel MacDonald |
| Scribe & Gretel | Created by Johanna Bundon |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| Blithe Spirit | Noël Coward | David Latham |
| Trying | Joanna McClelland Glass | Gerald Lenton-Young |
| Rodger's and Hammerstein's Cinderella | Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II | Ruth Smillie |
| Over the River and Through the Woods | Joe DiPietro | Geoffrey Whynot |
| 2 Pianos 4 Hands | Ted Dykstra & Richard Greenblatt | Richard Greenblatt |
| George Dandin | Molière, adaptation by Joey Tremblay | Joey Tremblay |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Famous Puppet Death Scenes | Old Trout Puppet Workshop | |
| Fusion | Conceived & Developed by Joey Tremblay |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| Lend Me a Tenor | Ken Ludwig | Gerald Lenton-Young |
| The Glass Menagerie | Tennessee Williams | Valerie Ann Pearson |
| Disney's Beauty and the Beast | A. Menken, H. Ashman, T. Rice, & L. Wolverton | Ruth Smillie |
| Strawberries in January | Evelyne de la Chenelière (Translated By Morwyn Brebner) | Joey Tremblay |
| Wingfield On Ice | Dan Needles | Douglas Beattie |
| Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | Ruth Smillie |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Out of My Skin | Shannan Calcutt & Sue Morrison | |
| Fusion | Conceived & Developed by Joey Tremblay | |
| The Shape of Things | Neil LaBute | Trevor Schmidt |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| Private Lives | Noël Coward | Kent Staines |
| Proof | David Auburn | Dr. Gerald Lenton-Young |
| The Secret Garden | M. Norman/L. Simon/F. Burnett | Ruth Smillie |
| The Red Priest | Mieko Ouchi | Joey Tremblay |
| A Man for All Seasons | Robert Bolt | Ruth Smilllie |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| The Shape of a Girl | Joan McLeod | Patrick McDonald |
| Loud n' Queer | (Various) | (Various) |
| The Last Supper Of Antonin Carême | The Old Trout Puppet Workshop | |
| The Sleeping Land | Floyd Favel | |
| On the Line | (Various) | (Various) |
| Play | Playwright | Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| Mary's Wedding | Stephen Massicotte | Kent Staines |
| Honk! | George Stiles & Anthony Drewe | Ruth Smillie |
| The Shape of a Girl | Joan MacLeod | Patrick McDonald |
| A Guide to Mourning | Eugene Stickland | Gina Wilkinson |
| Last Call | Morris Panych | Ruth Smillie |
| Coronation Voyage | Michel Marc Bouchard | Allen MacInnis |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Finding My Regina | Shoshana Sperling | Kelly Thornton |
| On the Line | (Various) | (Various) |
| Loud'n'Queer | (Various) | (Various) |
| It’s Me, Only Better | Shannan Calcutt & Sue Morrison |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| The Importance of Being Earnest | Oscar Wilde | Susan Ferley |
| The Wizard of Oz (RSC) | L. Frank Baum | Ruth Smillie & Michael Kennard |
| Shakespeare Unplugged | Wlliam Shakespeare (Adapted by Ed Thomason) | Ed Thomason |
| Grace | Michael Lewis MacLennan | Ruth Smillie |
| Accidental Death of an Anarchist | Dario Fo | Micheline Chevrier |
| Elizabeth Rex | Timothy Findley (With Paul Thompson) | Ruth Smillie |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| The Edmonton Queen | Darrin Hagen | Darrin Hagen |
| Loud'n'Queer | (Various) | (Various) |
| On the Line | (Various) | (Various) |
| Burnt Tongue | Shannan Calcutt and Sue Morrison |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again | Michel Tremblay | Michael Dobbin |
| The Hobbit™ | J.R.R. Tolkien (Adapted by Kim Selody) |
Michael Kennard |
| Wingfield Unbound | Dan Needles | |
| Wit | Margaret Edson | Ruth Smillie |
| The Drawer Boy | Michael Healey | Layne Coleman |
| Amadeus | Peter Shaffer | Ruth Smillie |
Season Archives 90's
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| Cruel Tears | Ken Mitchell | Ruth Smillie |
| A Christmas Carol | Charles Dickens | Michael Kennard |
| Life After Hockey | Ken Brown | |
| Old Wicked Songs | Jon Marans | Ruth Smillie |
| The Glace Bay Miners' Museum | Wendy Lill | Micheline Chevrier |
| A Perfect Ganesh | Terrence McNally | Ruth Smillie |
| SANDBOX SERIES | ||
| Over the Edge | (Various) | |
| Governor of the Dew | Floyd Favel Starr | |
| On the Line | (Various) | (Various) |
| Dark Isle | Glenda Stirling | Michele Sereda |
| Wit's End | Sandra Shamas |
| Play | Playwright | Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| Cosi | Louis Nowra | Ruth Smillie |
| Lady of Silences | Floyd Favel Starr | Floyd Favel Starr |
| The Wind in the Willows | Kenneth Grahame (Adapted by Michael Shamata) | Kelly Handerek |
| Some Assembly Required | Eugene Stickland | Jim Guedo |
| Otherwise Bob | Connie Gault | Kate Newby |
| Two Weeks With The Queen | Morris Gleitzman (Adapted by Mary Morris) | Ruth Smillie |
| 2ND STAGE | ||
| Sea Change | Joanne Gerber & David McIntyre | Wayne Strongman |
| On The Line | (Various) | Neil Scott |
| Antigone | Deanne Kasokeo | Floyd Favel Starr |
| Spitting Slag | Mansel Robinson | Angus Ferguson |
| Over The Edge | Don't Mind Us/G. Bowen/K.J. Burke/K. Mitchell | R. Smillie/F. Favel S./M. Sereda/A. Ferguson |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| MAIN STAGE | ||
| Romeo & Juliet | William Shakespeare | Susan Ferley |
| Wrong For Each Other | Norm Foster | Robert McQueen |
| Peter Pan | J.M. Barrie (Adapted by Gail Bowen) | Kim Selody |
| Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living In Paris | Eric Blau & Mort Shuman (based on works by Jacques Brel) | Kelly Handerek |
| Suddenly Shakespeare | Kim Selody | Floyd Favel Starr |
| Liars | Dennis Foon | Floyd Favel Starr |
| Speak | Greg Nelson | Ruth Smillie |
| On Golden Pond | Ernest Thompson | Susan Ferley |
| 2ND STAGE | ||
| Six Days In January with Sandra Shamas | Sandra Shamas | Sandra Shamas |
| On The Line: A Freefall Through New Work | (Various) | Ruth Smillie |
| Star Trek: The Play (Mirror, Mirror) | Jerome Bixby (Based on "Star Trek" created by Gene Roddenberry) | Ruth Smillie |
| Star Trek: The Play (The Trouble With Tribbles) | David Gerrold (Based on "Star Trek" created by Gene Roddenberry) | Ruth Smillie |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Travesties | Tom Stoppard | Susan Ferley |
| Vigil | Morris Panych | Patti Shedden |
| The Great Electrical Revolution | Ken Mitchell | Kim McCaw |
| Mom's The Word | Mom's the Word Collective | |
| Someday | Drew Hayden Taylor | Floyd Favel Starr |
| Elephant Wake | Joey Tremblay & Jonathan Christenson | Jonathan Christenson |
| 2 Pianos, 4 Hands | Ted Dykstra & Richard Greenblatt | Andy McKim |
| Nicholas Nickleby | Charles Dickens (Adapted by Richard Ouzounian) | Susan Ferley |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Dawn Quixote | Vern Thiessen | Charlotte Lee |
| Mirror Game | Dennis Foon | Charlotte Lee |
| A Streetcar Named Desire | Tennessee Williams | Susan Ferley |
| The Wild Guys | Andrew Wreggitt & Rebecca Shaw | Ruth Smillie |
| Sherlock's Last Case | Charles Marowitz | D. Michael Dobbin |
| Sensible Footwear Live! | Alex Dallas, Alison Field & Wendy Vousden | |
| If We Are Women | Joanna McClelland Glass | Campbell Smith |
| Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet) | Ann-Marie MacDonald | Joey Tremblay |
| One More Time | Maria Campbell & Harry W. Daniels | Tom Bentley-Fisher |
| Educating Rita | Willy Russell | Susan Ferley |
| The Dining Room | A.R. Gurney | Susan Ferley |
| Play | Playwright | Director |
|---|---|---|
| Dancing In Poppies (Gala) | Gail Bowen & Ron Marken | Susan Ferley |
| Dancing In Poppies (Tour) | Gail Bowen & Ron Marken | Susan Ferley |
| Cheatin' Hearts | Paul Ledoux & David Smyth | Robert McQueen |
| Transit Of Venus | Maureen Hunter | Johanna Mercer |
| The Tree | Gail Bowen | Susan Ferley |
| All Fall Down | Wendy Lill | Kim McCaw |
| Misalliance | George Bernard Shaw | Susan Ferley |
| Wingfield's Folly | Dan Needles | Douglas Beattie |
| Collateral Damage | Mansel Robinson | Patti Shedden |
| Castrato | Greg Nelson | Susan Ferley |
| Love Letters | A.R. Gurney | D. Michael Dobbin |
| Play | Playwright | Director |
|---|---|---|
| Night Light | John Lazarus | Patti Shedden |
| Toronto at Dreamer's Rock | Drew Hayden Taylor | Shirley Cheechoo |
| Dancing At Lughnasa | Brian Friel | Susan Ferley |
| The Vacant Lot | ||
| Wingfield's Progress | Dan Needles | Douglas Beattie |
| Beauty & The Beast | Adapted by Gail Bowen | Susan Ferley |
| Laundry III: Wedding Bell Hell | Sandra Shamas | |
| Fire | Paul Ledoux & David Young | Robert McQueen |
| Mump & Smoot In "Something" | Michael Kennard & John Turner | |
| Salt-Water Moon | David French | Micheline Chevrier |
| The Tempest | William Shakespeare | Susan Ferley |
| Death And The Maiden | Ariel Dorfman | Patti Shedden |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Road | Jim Cartwright | Larry Desrochers |
| Shirley Valentine | Willy Russell | Jackie Maxwell |
| Doc | Sharon Pollock | Susan Ferley |
| The Secret Garden | Frances Hodgson Burnett (adaped by Paul Ledoux) | Kelly Handerek |
| Bag Babies | Allan Stratton | Allen MacInnis |
| Dancing In Poppies (Premiere) | Gail Bowen & Ron Marken | Susan Ferley |
| Path With No Moccasins | Shirley Cheechoo | Richard Greenblatt |
| Pygmalion | George Bernard Shaw | Kim McCaw |
| My Boyfriend's Back And There's Gonna Be Laundry II | Sandra Shamas | |
| The Mouse That Roared | Leonard Wibberley (adapted by Christopher Sergel) | Susan Ferley |
| Dancing In Poppies (Estevan) | Gail Bowen & Ron Marken | Susan Ferley |
| Play | Playwright | Director |
|---|---|---|
| Andrew's Tree | Martha Brooks | Debra Thorne |
| Skin | Dennis Foon | Debra Thorne |
| Cake-Walk | Colleen Curran | Susan Ferley |
| The Road To Mecca | Athol Fugard | Johanna Mercer |
| The Other Side of the Pole | Marney Heatley, Edward Connell, & Stephen Heatley | Paul Lampert |
| The Mail Order Bride | Robert Clinton | Robert Clinton |
| My Boyfriend's Back And There's Gonna Be Laundry | Sandra Shamas | |
| Letter from Wingfield Farm | Dan Needles | Douglas Beattie |
| Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | Susan Ferley |
| Burn This | Lanford Wilson | Susan Ferley |
| Play | Playwright | Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Black Bonspiel of Wullie Maccrimmon | W.O. Mitchell | Kim Selody |
| Toronto, Mississippi | Joan MacLeod | Kathryn Shaw |
| The Occupation Of Heather Rose | Wendy Lill | Marina Endicott |
| Scrooge | Warren Graves | Susan Ferley |
| Murmel, Murmel, Mortimer, Munsch | Robert Munsch (adapted by Kim Selody) | Duval Lang |
| Billy Bishop Goes to War | John Gray & Eric Peterson | Paul Lampert |
| Talley's Folly | Lanford Wilson | Margaret Bard |
| Relatively Speaking | Alan Ayckbourn | Susan Ferley |
| Twelve Angry Jurors | Sherman L. Sergel (from TV show by Reginald Rose) | Susan Ferley |
Season Archives 80's
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Kite | W.O. Mitchell | Janet Amos |
| The Stupid Life of the Montagues | David Bolt | Roy Surette |
| Sarah's Play | Rex Deverell | Eileen Sproule |
| The Inventor | Rex Deverell | Eileen Sproule |
| The Hamlet Show | William Shakespeare (adapted by Eileen Sproule) | Eileen Sproule |
| The Fighting Days | Wendy Lill | Susan Ferley |
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | William Shakespeare | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Soft Eclipse | Connie Gault | D.D. Kugler |
| Winnie-The-Pooh | A.A. Milne | Eileen Sproule |
| Mandarin Oranges II | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| Blithe Spirit | Noel Coward | Elsa Bolam |
| Bordertown Cafe | Kelly Rebar | Janet Amos |
| Bordertown Cafe (Tour) | Kelly Rebar | Janet Amos |
| Play | Playwright | Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Hat | Brian Way | Brian Way |
| The Weird Kid | Rex Deverell | Rex Deverell |
| The Grey Owl Masquerade | Rex Deverell | Rex Deverell |
| Romeo & Juliet | William Shakespeare | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Glass Menagerie | Tennessee Williams | Susan Astley |
| Snoopy!!! | Charles M. Schulz | Brian Way |
| Gone The Burning Sun | Ken Mitchell | Janet Amos |
| Endgame | Samuel Beckett | D.D. Kugler |
| About Face | Dario Fo | Susan Ferley |
| Play | Playwright | Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Mirrorman | Brian Way | Brian Way |
| The Copetown City Kite Crisis | Rex Deverell | Brian Way |
| The Exception And The Rule | Bertolt Brecht | Kenneth Kramer/Rita Shelton Deverell |
| Richard III | William Shakespeare | Brian Way |
| Prairie Wind: 75 Years Of The Sask. Legislature | Rex Deverell & Rob Bryanton (music) | Rex Deverell |
| Top Girls | Caryl Churchill | Martha Henry |
| Aladdin and the Genie of the Lamp | Brian Way | Brian Way |
| Afternoon of the Big Game | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Rez Sisters | Tomson Highway | Larry Lewis |
| The Two Of Us | Michael Frayn | Brian Way |
| Hedda Gabler | Henrik Ibsen | Susan Ferley |
| Happy End | Bertolt Brecht | Kenneth Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Magical Faces | Brian Way | Brian Way |
| The Gadget | Rex Deverell | Rex Deverell |
| The Marriage Proposal | Anton Chekhov (adapted by Ken Kramer) | Ken Kramer(Fall)/Rita Shelton Deverell(Spring) |
| Switching Places | Rex Deverell | Brian Way |
| Two Gun Cohen | Rod Langley | Kenneth Kramer |
| King Lear | William Shakespeare | Brian Way |
| Pinocchio | Brian Way | Brian Way |
| Quartet For Three Actors | Rex Deverell | Pamela Hawthorn |
| The Norman Conquests (Trilogy) | Alan Ayckbourn | Kenneth Kramer/Rex Deverell/Brian Way |
| Fera Fight | Rex Deverell |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Star Gates | Paddy Campbell | Brian Way |
| Fallout | Rex Deverell | Brian Way |
| Sharing Shakespeare | Brian Way (ed.) | Brian Way |
| The Eye of the Storm | Leonard Peterson | Kenneth Kramer |
| Macbeth | William Shakespeare | Brian Way |
| A Christmas Fantasy | Brian Way | Brian Way |
| Taking Steps | Alan Ayckbourn | Susan Ferley |
| The Resuscitation of a Dying Mouse | Rob Bryanton & Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| Terro Nova | Ted Tally | Brian Way |
| Cyrano De Bergerac | Edmond Rostand | Brian Way |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Bell | Brian Way | Brian Way |
| The Underground Lake | Rex Deverell | Brian Way |
| The Uphill Revival | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| Oh What a Lovely Way | Joan Littlewood | Kenneth Kramer |
| Measure For Measure | William Shakespeare | Brian Way |
| Sleeping Beauty | Brian Way | Brian Way |
| The Garden of Alice | Elizabeth Raum | Kenneth Kramer |
| A Lesson from Aloes | Athol Fugard | Brian Way |
| Trafford Tanzi | Claire Luckham | Susan Ferley |
| Beyond Batoche | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Shortshrift | Rex Deverell | Stephen Walsh |
| The Dog and the Stone | Brian Way | Stephen Walsh/Brian Way |
| The Good Life | Collective | Kenneth Kramer |
| You Never Can Tell | George Bernard Shaw | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Merchant of Venice | William Shakespeare | Brian Way |
| Puss in Boots | Brian Way | Brian Way |
| The Girlie Show (The Woman's Play) | Collective | Pamela Hawthorn |
| Joking Apart | Alan Ayckbourn | Leonard White |
| Mandarin Oranges | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| School for Wives | Molière | Brian Way |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Melody Meets the Bag Lady | Rex Deverell | Kim McCaw |
| The Shinbone General Store Caper | Rex Deverell | Kim McCaw |
| Macbeth | William Shakespeare | Kim McCaw |
| We Won't Pay! We Won't Pay! | Dario Fo | Kenneth Kramer |
| Othello | William Shakespeare | Pamela Hawthorn |
| How I Got That Story | Amlin Gray | Fred Uringer |
| Rose | Andrew Davies | Pamela Hawthorn |
| Righteousness | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| Servant of Two Masters | Carlo Goldini (Translated by Tom Crone) | Kenneth Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Sarah's Play | Rex Deverell | Kim McCaw |
| You Want Me To Be Grownup, Don't I? | Rex Deverell | Kim McCaw |
| The Glass Menagerie | Tennessee Williams | Kim McCaw |
| Black Powder | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| Inherit the Wind | J. Lawrence & R.E. Lee | Kenneth Kramer |
| The City Hall Show | Rex Deverell | |
| You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown | Clark Gesner | Kim McCaw |
| The Man Himself | ||
| Gyroscope | J. Reaney | Kenneth Kramer |
| Private Lives | Noël Coward | Pamela Hawthorne |
| The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui | Bertolt Brecht | Kim McCaw |
| Cop Out | ||
| Cowboy Mouth | ||
| The Taming of the Shrew | William Shakespeare | Kenneth Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Mirrorman | Brian Way | Kim McCaw |
| The Rescue | Brian Way | Kenneth Kramer/Kim McCaw |
| The High School Show | Rex Deverell | Kim McCaw |
| Drift | Rex Deverell | Pamela Hawthorn |
| Misalliance | George Bernard Shaw | Leonard White |
| Pinocchio | Brian Way | Kim McCaw |
| The Gayden Chronicles | Michael Cook | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Black Bonspiel of Wullie Maccrimmon | W.O. Mitchell | Kim McCaw |
| Spokesong | Stewart Parker | Elsa Bolam |
| The Oresteia | Aeschylus (Adapted by Rex Deverell) | Kenneth Kramer |
Season Archives 70's
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Gadget | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer/Kim McCaw |
| The Copetown City Kite Crisis | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer/Kim McCaw |
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | William Shakespeare (Adapted by Rex Deverell) | Kim McCaw |
| An Enemy of the People | Henrik Ibsen | Leonard White |
| The Seagull | Anton Chekhov | Brian Way |
| Clarence Darrow | Rintels | Fred Euringer |
| The Learned Ladies | Molière | James Roy |
| Medicare | Rex Deverell | Kim McCaw |
| The Tempest | William Shakespeare | Elsa Bolam |
| You Want Me To be Grownup, Don't I? | Rex Deverell |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Chinook | Paddy Campbell | Kim McCaw |
| You Want Me To Be Grownup, Don't I? | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer/Kim McCaw |
| For Land's Sak | Rex Deverell | Kim McCaw |
| In Short Supply | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer/Kim McCaw |
| Number One Hard | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| With Plough And Prayer | James Brewer | Elsa Bolam |
| The Politician | Ken Mitchell | Myra Benson |
| Back to Beulah | W.O. Mitchell | Edward Gilbert |
| Uncle Vanya | Anton Chekhov | Myra Benson |
| The Man Who Never Died | Barrie Stavis | Elsa Bolam |
| Les Canadiens | Rick Salutin | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Mark on the Corner of Scarth and Eleventh | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Good Person Of Setzuan | Bertolt Brecht | Kenneth Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Shortshrift | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Clown | Brian Way | James Brewer |
| Superwheel | Rex Deverell/Ursell | Kim McCaw |
| Number One Hard | Collective/Ursell | Kenneth Kramer |
| Pygmalion | George Bernard Shaw | Pam Brighton |
| The Head, Guts and Soundbone Dance | Michael Cook | Michael Cook |
| The Politician | Ken Mitchell | Myra Benson |
| Waltz of the Toreadors | Jean Anouilh | Kenneth Kramer |
| Sizwe Bansi is Dead | Athol Fugard | Maurice Podbrey |
| A Midsummer Night's Dream | William Shakespeare | Kenneth Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Mirrorman | Brian Way | Kenneth Kramer/James Brewer/Stanley Coles |
| The Island | Brian Way | Kenneth Kramer/James Brewer/Stanley Coles |
| The Uphill Revival | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer/James Brewer |
| The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail | Robert E. Lee & J. Lawrence | Kenneth Kramer |
| A Doll's House | Henrik Ibsen | William Davis |
| Boiler Room Suite | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| Absurd Person Singular | Alan Ayckbourn | Kenneth Kramer |
| Arms and the Man | George Bernard Shaw | Leonard White |
| The Threepenny Opera | Bertolt Brecht | Kenneth Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Underground Lake | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Shinbone General Store Caper | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Struggle | Brian Way | James Brewer |
| Hamlet | William Shakespeare | Brian Way |
| For Land's Sake | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| Harry Oddstack and the Case of the Missing King | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer |
| Shelter | Carol Bolt | James Brewer |
| The Caucasian Chalk Circle | Bertolt Brecht | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Great Hunger | Leonard Peterson | Frank Norris |
| The Importance of Being Earnest | Oscar Wilde | Ray Michal |
| The American Dream | Edward Albee | Michael Scholar |
| The Zoo Story | Edward Albee | Michael Scholar |
| Hamlet | William Shakespeare | Brian Way |
| Next Town: Nine Miles | Rex Deverell |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Sarah's Play | Rex Deverell | |
| The Rescue | Brian Way | |
| Power Trip | Rex Deverell | |
| The Hostage | Brendan Behan | Elsa Bolam |
| Dr. Norman Bethune | Rod Langley | Robert Sime |
| Pinocchio | Brian Way | Kenneth Kramer |
| Heroes | Ken Mitchell | Robert Sime |
| This Train | Ken Mitchell | Kenneth Kramer |
| How the Other Half Loves | Alan Ayckbourn | Leonard White |
| The Birthday Party | Harold Pinter | |
| The Three Sisters | Anton Chekhov | Robert Sime |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Dog And the Stone | Brian Way | Kenneth Kramer & Robert Sime |
| The Copetown City Kite Crisis | Rex Deverell | Kenneth Kramer & Robert Sime |
| Acting Shakespeare | Kenneth Kramer & Robert Sime | Kenneth Kramer & Robert Sime |
| Rapid River | James Brewer | Kenneth Kramer |
| You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown | Clark Gesner | Michael Scholar |
| The Marriage Proposal | Anton Chekhov | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Lunch Hour | John Mortimer | D. Miller |
| Charlie | Slawomir Mrozek | Charles Harper |
| Kid Stuff | (Various) | Company |
| The Ecstasy Of Rita Joe | George Ryga | Kenneth Kramer |
| A Day in the Death of Joe Egg | Peter Nichols | Alan Scarfe |
| The Trial of Mr. What's-His-Name | Robert Gurik | Roland LaRoche |
| Major Barbara | George Bernard Shaw | Leonard White |
| Romeo & Juliet | William Shakespeare | Kenneth Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| Shortshrift | Rex Deverell | James Brewer |
| On Trial | Brian Way | James Brewer & Kenneth Kramer |
| Rapid River | James Brewer | James Brewer |
| Roots | Arnold Wesker (adapted by K. Mitchell) | Elsa Bolam |
| Waiting For Godot | Samuel Beckett | Kenneth Kramer |
| Tales From a Prairie Drifter | Rod Langley | Kenneth Kramer |
| Mother Courage | Bertolt Brecht | Kenneth Kramer |
| Sleeping Beauty | Brian Way | Kenneth Kramer |
| Roots | Arnold Wesker (adapted by K. Mitchell) | Elsa Bolam |
| Waiting For Godot | Samuel Beckett | Kenneth Kramer |
| Twelfth Night | William Shakespeare | Kenneth Kramer |
| Tales From a Prairie Drifter | Rod Langley | Kenneth Kramer |
| The Knack | Ann Jellicoe | James Brewer |
| Mother Courage | Bertolt Brecht | Kenneth Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Hat | Brian Way | |
| The Decision | Brian Way | |
| Shakespeare Program | ||
| The Beautiful People | William Saroyan | Ken Kramer |
| The Queen Street Scrolls | Len Peterson | |
| Police | Slawomir Mrozek (Translated by Nicholas Bethell) | Ken Kramer |
| Puss in Boots | Brian Way | |
| The Promise | Aleksei Arbuzov | James Brewer |
| Macbeth | William Shakespeare | James Brewer |
| Candida | George Bernard Shaw | Ken Kramer |
Play |
Playwright |
Director |
|---|---|---|
| The Bell | Brian Way | James Brewer |
| The Island | Brian Way | James Brewer |
| The Survivors | Brian Way | James Brewer |
| The Bell | Brian Way | Ken Kramer |
| Charley's Aunt | Brandon Thomas | Ken Kramer |
| Next Year Country (Tour) | Carol Bolt | Ken Kramer & James Brewer |
| The Typists and The Tiger (Tour) | Murray Schisgal | James Brewer |
| Shelley | Ann Jellicoe | Ken Kramer |
| The Glass Menagerie | Tennessee Williams | James Brewer |
| The Typists and The Tiger | Murray Schisgal | James Brewer |
| Shadow of a Gunman | Sean O'Casey | Ken Kramer |
| Next Year Country | Carol Bolt | Ken Kramer & James Brewer |
| Saint Joan | George Bernard Shaw | Ken Kramer |
