An English Pantomime* by James Barry

Directed by Jan Durbin
Produced by John Durbin

Annual Children’s Show – Harry, a poor simple miller’s son, inherits a cat from his father. This magical cat can help bring fame and fortune to Harry, but first there’s this ogre who is menacing the kingdom.

*According to Merriam-Webster, a pantomime is “a British theatrical entertainment of the Christmas season based on a nursery tale and featuring topical songs, tableaux, and dances”
… in other words, a rollicking good time for the young and the young at heart!

Production Dates: December 2-3, 8-11 2005

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By Vic Hyde

Directed by Sam Sidawi
Produced by Inez Hayes

Annual Children’s Show – A take on a traditional children’s tale.

Production Dates: December 3-4, 10-12 2004

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By Vic Hyde

Directed by Sam Sidawi
Produced by Michelle Spanik

Annual Children’s Show – Hilarious take on a familiar children’s classic.

Production Dates: December 5-7, 12-14 2003

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By Lewis Carroll

Directed by Rainer Noack
Produced by Inez Hayes & Chuck Learn

Valuable, life-long messages inherent in the play. – ‘Be courteous’, ‘be remarkable’, ‘keep on thinking’ and ‘declare a standard’. As Alice meets Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum, Humpty Dumpty, the Red and White Queen and many other endearing characters

Program Dates: December 6, 7, 8 2002

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By Vic Hyde and Peggy Coslett

Directed by Sue Irmisch-Brown

Annual Children’s Show – The timeless tale of a beautiful princess, a good fairy, a bad fairy and a handsome prince. Will the prince be able to rescue the sleeping princess? Will there be a happy ending? Come see the show to find out!

Production Dates: December 8-10

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By Vic Hyde & Terri Little

Directed by Rainer Noack, of Student Theatre fame.

Annual Children’s Show – Rumpelstiltskin is an adaptation of the famous Grimm classic featuring the magic of a strange little creature who helps the poor widow’s daughter turn straw into gold so she can marry the handsome Prince and live happily ever after! But first, Jullietta must guess the creature’s name, or be his slave. Surprises galore in a colourful and sparkling show that boasts a lively cast complete with a hilarious comic duo and a nasty evil Queen. 

Production Dates: December 12, 13*, 14 1997
* morning and two matinee performaces