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An original production by Vic Hyde & Terri Little
Directed by Michelle Spanik
Produced by Barbara Pollard
Not part of the series but offered for the enjoyment for the young and young at heart to enjoy affordable family fun.
Dates: November *18, 23-*24-*25, 30, December *1, 2018
Curtain: Friday shows at 7.30 pm / *matinees at 1.30 & 3.30
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Written by John Murrell
Directed by Sondra Learn
Produced by Penny Oliver
A touching drama that speaks honestly and directly to the heart.
Waiting for the Parade by playwright John Murrell, is an award winning Canadian play which takes place in Calgary in the 1940s during WWII. With music and costumes from the era, it captures life back home as people rallied to support the war effort amid shortages and personal loss.
They are the women who also served during World War II, providing munitions and knitted socks, battling food shortages and devastating loneliness, who were expected to “keep smiling through” until the boys came home.
Dates: September 14-15, 21-22, 28-29, 2018
Curtain 8:00 PM
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A hilarious comedy by John Patrick
Directed by James Luckett
Produced by Chuck Learn
Fed up with the pressures and demands of her acting career, the famous Myra Marlowe leases a house in the tiny New England hamlet of Beaver Haven and settles down to write her autobiography.
She is successful in turning aside the offers pressed on her by her long-time agent, but dealing with her nosy neighbours. “Everyone knows those nosy neighbours” – who won’t mind their own business. They’re quirky, odd and sometimes even a little crazy – and Beaver Haven is full of them.
Directors Notes: A cute fun play.
Audition Dates
Sunday November 18, 2018 – 7:00-9:00 PM
Monday November 19, 2018 – 7:00-9:00 PM
Rehearsals
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 7:00-10:00 PM.
Production Dates
Dates: April 12-13, 19-20, 26-27, 2019
Curtain at 8:00 PM
| President | Chuck Learn |
| Vice President | Mark Collis |
| Secretary | Liz Boydell |
| Treasurer | Peter Malysewich |
| Business Administrator | Lawrie Bonanno |
| Past President (automatically appointed) | |
| Member-at-large (appointed) | Fay Bonanno & Leanne Briere |
| Box Office (Inquiries only. Purchase tickets online or by phone only) | Leanne Briere & Fay Bonanno |
| Play Reading Secretary | Liz Boydell |
| Advertising & Promotion | Fay Bonanno & Rosemary Rhodes |
| Membership | Peter Malysewich |
| Newsletter | Chuck Learn |
| Webmaster | Mark Collis & Adam Collis |
Held June 21, 2018
The Townsend Award for “Best Cameo Appearance”
WINNER: Brandon David as Prince Greatheart in Sleeping Beauty
The Post Award
The Gift of Burlington Post for “Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role”
Nominees
– Inese Hill as Fairy Lightning in Sleeping Beauty
– Heather Baer as Queen in Sleeping Beauty
– Liz Buchanan as Bobbi in Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: Inese Hill
The Hayes Award
The gift of Inez Hayes for “Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role”
Nominees
– Mark Collis as Pip in Sleeping Beauty
– Julian Nicholson as George Willowby in I’ll be Back before Midnight
– Ryan Trepanier as Gary in Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: Julian Nicholson
The Harold P. Sellers Memorial Award
Gift of Theatre Burlington for “Best Technical Achievement #1”
Nominees
– Tom Levely for Set Design on The Gin Game
– Brian Nettleford for Sound Design on I’ll be Back Before Midnight
– Nancy Dykman for Set Design of Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: Brian Nettleford
The Lawrence Bonanno Award
Gift of Lawrie Bonanno for “Best Technical Achievement #2”
Nominees
– Tom Levely for Set Design on The Gin Game
– Brian Nettleford for Sound Design on I’ll be Back Before Midnight
– Nancy Dykman for Set Design of Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: Nancy Dykman
The Sondra Learn Award for “Best Coordinated Costumes”
Nominees
– Eleanor Cook for costumes in The Gin Game
– Liz Boydell for costumes in Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: Liz Boydell
The Patricia Howlett Award
Gift of Patricia Howlett for “Outstanding Actress in a Leading Role”
Nominees
– Judi Skinner as Foncia Dorsey in The Gin Game
– Terry Brunsting as Jan Sanderson in I’ll Be Back Before Midnight
– Kimberley Jonasson as Hilda in Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: Kimberley Jonasson
The Flo & Wes Lee Memorial Award
Gift of Theatre Burlington for “Outstanding Actor in a Leading Role”
Nominees
– Tom Levely as Weller Martin in The Gin Game
– D’Arcy Wilson as Greg Sanderson in I’ll Be Back Before Midnight
– Will Armstrong as Sam in Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: Tom Levely
The Randolph Rhodes Award
Gift of Rosemary Rhodes for “Outstanding Ensemble Work”
Nominees
– David Mallis director of The Gin Game
– Michael Hannigan director of I’ll Be Back Before Midnight
– Moe Dwyer director of Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: Moe Dwyer
Best Director Award
Gift of Tom Machan for the “Best Directed Play”
Nominees
David Mallis for The Gin Game
Michael Hannigan for I’ll Be Back Before Midnight
Moe Dwyer for Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: David Mallis
The Best Production Award
Gift of Michelle Spanik for the “Best Production”
Nominees
– Michelle Spanik for The Gin Game
– Penny Oliver for Hilda’s Yard
WINNER: Michelle Spanik
The President’s Award
For outstanding contribution to Theatre Burlington during the present year
WINNER: Fay Bonanno
