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The new roaring 20s (2020 - 2030)

Something Rotten

2022 - 2023

Scullions! Rampallians! Rascals! Lend us your ears!


In the 1590s, wayward brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom are desperate to find fame but are firmly in the shade of that roguish Renaissance rockstar, “The Bard.” When a mischievous wise man predicts that the future of theatre will meld singing, dancing and acting, Nick and Nigel decide to write the world’s very first musical. However, by a fraught and hilarious opening night of dandy standards, both Bottom brothers realize that 'true to thine own self' might just save their skins. Join us for this jolly, light-hearted romp which will have you tapping your feet and rolling in the aisles. Welcome to the Renaissance!

Something Rotten was nominated for ten Tony Awards, including Best Musical. It's an Ottawa premiere!


Director and Choreographer: Debbie Guilbeault

Music Director: Paul Legault

Memphis

2022 - 2023

Director: Lisa Dunn

Music Director: Micah Jondel DeShazer

Newsies

2022 - 2023

Director: Rebecca Russell

Music Director: Terry Duncan

Choreographers: Morgan Coughlan and Niamh Webber

Something Rotten

2022

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the board directors had to take the decision to cancel this production.


Scullions! Rampallians! Rascals! Lend us your ears!


In the 1590s, wayward brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom are desperate to find fame but are firmly in the shade of that roguish Renaissance rockstar, “The Bard.” When a mischievous wise man predicts that the future of theatre will meld singing, dancing and acting, Nick and Nigel decide to write the world’s very first musical. However, by a fraught and hilarious opening night of dandy standards, both Bottom brothers realize that 'true to thine own self' might just save their skins. Join us for this jolly, light-hearted romp which will have you tapping your feet and rolling in the aisles. Welcome to the Renaissance!

Something Rotten was nominated for ten Tony Awards, including Best Musical. It's an Ottawa premiere!


Director and Choreographer: Debbie Guilbeault

Music Director: Paul Legault

Anything Goes

2022

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the board directors had to take the decision to cancel this production.


All aboard the first rate ocean liner S.S. American, chock-a-block with love, light, laughter, lyrics, gangsters, tap-dancing sailors and a dose of good-old fashioned blackmail! Who will win the day with classic high jinks on the high seas?
Music and lyrics by Cole Porter.


Director: J.T. Morris

Music Director: Kenny Hayes

Choreographer: D.J. Eyamie

The Secret Garden

2020 - 2021

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the board directors had to take the decision to cancel this production. Another production may be mounted in the same timeslot, if conditions allow.


Orphaned in Colonial India, young Mary Lennox is sent to Yorkshire, England to live with her embittered, reclusive Uncle Archibald, whom she has never met. While there, the ill-tempered and lonely Mary helps bring life back to a small garden plot with the help of a chambermaid, a gardener and her cousin, Colin. Surrounded by spirits from the past, who both warn and welcome her, determined Mary begins to peel away the layers of sadness that cover the house and the secret garden, showing the power that 'one small girl' can have when her faith is bigger than her fears.


Stage Director: Michael Gareau

Music Director: Murray Doggett 

Choreographer: Lynne Fleury

Something Rotten

2020 - 2021

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the board directors had to take the decision to cancel this production.


Scullions! Rampallians! Rascals! Lend us your ears!


In the 1590s, wayward brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom are desperate to find fame but are firmly in the shade of that roguish Renaissance rockstar, “The Bard.” When a mischievous wise man predicts that the future of theatre will meld singing, dancing and acting, Nick and Nigel decide to write the world’s very first musical. However, by a fraught and hilarious opening night of dandy standards, both Bottom brothers realize that 'true to thine own self' might just save their skins. Join us for this jolly, light-hearted romp which will have you tapping your feet and rolling in the aisles. Welcome to the Renaissance!

Something Rotten was nominated for ten Tony Awards, including Best Musical. It's an Ottawa premiere!


Stage Director and Choreographer: Debbie Guilbeault

Music Director: Paul Legault

Anything Goes

2020 - 2021

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the board directors had to take the decision to cancel this production.


All aboard the first rate ocean liner S.S. American, chock-a-block with love, light, laughter, lyrics, gangsters, tap-dancing sailors and a dose of good-old fashioned blackmail! Who will win the day with classic high jinks on the high seas?
Music and lyrics by Cole Porter.


Stage Director: J.T. Morris

Music Director: Kenny Hayes

Choreographer: D.J. Eyamie

The Marvelous Wonderettes

2020 - 2021

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the board directors had to take the decision to cancel this production.


Does the mention of the 1950s stir memories of hula hoops and American bandstand? Do go-go boots, Motown tunes and love ballads take you back to the 1960s? Then Roger Bean's award-winning musical comedy, The Marvelous Wonderettes, is guaranteed to be a slam dunk!


The Marvelous Wonderettes is a tribute to the girl-group sound of the 50s and 60s, featuring iconic songs, including such classics as Mr. Sandman, Heatwave and Leader of the Pack. Act I joins four innocent teenages, as they celebrate their 1958 super senior prom and share their hopes and dreams for the future. Act II fast-forwards to their 1968 Ten Year High School Reunion. The girls have lived, loved and lost (and loved again).


The Marvelous Wonderettes is a show celebrating dreams, friendship, heartbreak and love. Please step back in time and join us back in the days of crinolines, cat eye glasses and sock hops. We hope you enjoy this hilarious and beautiful ride down memory lane!


Stage Director: Jennifer Grimsey

Music Director: John McGovern

Choreographer: Aileen Szkwarek

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