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May 2010
Cinderella Waltz
by Don Nigro
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November 2009
Plaza Suite
by Neil Simon
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May 2009
“Suitehearts”
by Billy Van Zandt & Jane Milmore.
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show details
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November 2008 'What
I Did Last Summer'
By A.R. Gurney
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show details
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August
24 2008
Quest
For the Past
We were honoured to
have Brad Faulkner's Celtic group use
our premises to showcase their talents the public once again!
His talented ensemble sounded incredible in our little theatre.
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June 2008
The Long Weekend
By Norm Foster
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Directed by Terri Pentlichuk
- Produced by Christina Pinnance
Adult comedy that presents the fortunes and misfortunes of
two married couples over the course of two weekend retreats in the
countryside.
Starring
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Julie Turner
/
Graham Clements
- John Difillipo /
Nancy Gimblett
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March 20th and March 27 2008
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Variety Show
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Opening act
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- Glove Theatre presents:
"Honey I'm Home Early!"
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An
adult hand puppet play.
Mandy McIntyre,
Robert Pental
and others lend a helping hand.
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Feature Performance
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- "He Done Her Wrong,
or, Wedded But No Wife" by Anita Bell.
Old fashioned melodrama at its best! The uproarious saga of our
pure, but persecuted, heroine, Hyacinth Haven. She's caught in the
clutches of evil Fleetwood Dashaway, then snatched from death's jaws by the
manly hero Fitzjohn Oliphant, who falls in love with her not knowing she had
married the rogue, who left her to perish in the storm. Hyacinth must
prevent Dashaway from marrying Mrs. Moneycracker's daughter. He'll
have to take his hands off her to get his hands on her immense...fortune.
Boo for the villains! Cheer for the Hero! Pine for the pure hearted!
Directed by :
Nancy Gimblett
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Stage Manager:
Dianne Maloney
- Starring:
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Tina Armstrong
as Mrs. Octavia Moneycracker
Liza Kennedy
as Alvina Moneycracker
Terri Pentlichuk
as the heroine Hyacinth Haven
Jeff Steinman
as the hero Fitzjohn Oliphant
Karen Pental as Linette Darwood
Michael Maloney
as the villain Fleetwood Dashaway
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Final Act ~
A short skit called "Vintage
Misery".
A bridge party turns into a gossip party for 5 ladies proving misery
loves company.
Performed by :
Dianne Morris,
Robert Pental,
Mandy McIntyre,
Lee Smith and Dianne Maloney.
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November 2007
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Thorn
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Kent Mick
A
friend
is on their way to Iraq and a tough questioning
student forces a teacher of high school "American Government" to re-evaluate
his life and priorities".
Directed by
Michael Maloney
CAST:
- Narrator: Michael Maloney
Joe Gates: Robert Pental
Tom Walsh: Jeff Steinman
Mrs. Kamp: Dianne Maloney
Mr. Edge: Zach Knowles
Mrs. Yusef: Nancy Gimblett
Ms. James: Dianne Morris
Mr. Harris: Lee Smith
Ms. Unger: Terri Pentlichuk
Mr. Christians: Geoff Johnston
Classroom Students:
Shannon: Rachel Kelly
Kesha:
Mina Kazemi
Roseanne:
Heather Morris
Pricey: Lauren
Brooks
Ginny: Emma Stacey
Keith:
Kyle
McGregor
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Producer -
Nancy Gimblett
- Stage Manager
- Dianne Maloney
- Assistant - the entire Cast !!
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Set
Design
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Nancy Gimblett,
Dianne Maloney, Chris Pinnance
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Set
Builders - Madeline VanPaemel, Dianne Maloney,
Nancy Gimblett
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Tech
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Matt
Baatnes, Greg
Young
Projector
- Chelsea Maloney,
Bob Pinnance
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Advertising/Programme Editor
-Tim Dickhout
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Media Liaison
- Michael Maloney
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Promotion & Ticket Sales
- Linda Young
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Bar & Bar Tickets -
Madeline VanPaemel,
Linda Young,
Gail and Everett Beamsley
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Hostesses - Nancy Gimblett,
Carolyn Jones
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Website Updates - Donna Blanke
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April
13-21 2007
How the Other
Half Loves
by Alan Ayckbourn
Three co-workers, three
wives, and one major misunderstanding catapult the plot of this
super-charged comedy where three couples' lives ingeniously overlap in what
is both a dazzling comedy of manners and an uproarious farce of bad manners
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Directed by
Anne VanderKnyff
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Co directed
by
Mark
VanderKnyff
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CAST:
Bob -
Michael Maloney
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Mary -
Liza Kennedy |
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Teresa -
Nancy Gimblett |
Fiona -
Terri Pentlichuk |
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William -
Darrell Baker |
Frank -
Robert Pental |
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CREW:
Producers -
Christine
Pinnance
and Chris Smith
Set Design -
Madeline
Van Paemel,
Christine
Pinnance
and Lynne King
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Stage
Manager
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Madeline
Van Paemel
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Assistants - Lynne King,
Mandy
McIntyre,
Jackie Joukema,
Lee Smith
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Tech
- TBA
Set
Builders -
Jim VanderKnyff
and
Mark VanderKnyff
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Advertising, Programme & Media -
Tim Dickhout
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Promotional Advertising & Ticket Sales
- Linda Young
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Bar & Bar Tickets -
NA
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Hostesses, Ushers, and Concession -
NA
Website
Updates - Donna Blanke
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November 10 -
18 2006
- Bathroom Humor
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by
Billy Van Zandt
and Jane Milmore
T his
hilarious farce
takes place in the
bathroom in a home during a party, a handy place for gossip and hanky panky,
where we learn of the wild and crazy things going on at the party. The
authors have ingeniously contrived this play so that we feel that, if we had
gone to this party we, too, might have spent most of our time hiding out in
the bathroom!
Directed
by
Mandy McIntyre
CAST:
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April 2006
Write About
What You Know
- by
Paul Gisby
The play
lifts the lid on a group of amateur writers who meet every month in
their local scout hut to discuss their work, exchange tips and seek
mutual encouragement. Closer examination of this cozy village scene
reveals a whirlwind of love affairs, jealousy, rivalry, and literary
one-upmanship, punctuated with readings of often excruciatingly
funny amateur penmanship
Director:
Shayna Veldman
- Cast:
Rehearsal Stand ins:
Alexis Freeman and Mark Armstrong
Crew:
- Producer Donna Blanke
- Set Designer and Construction Gang Boss
- Ticket Sales & Program Advertising
Linda Young
- Bar & Bar Tickets Gail &
Everett Beamsley
- Front of House Deanna
Zylstra
- Dinner Hostess Christine
Pinnance
- Website Updates - Donna Blanke
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- February
18 2006
- Dead Air
The Valentine's Day Masseur Murder Mystery
- Alberto Valentine's World-famous "Feel-Good Centres"
were now available for
international franchise investors, so Alberto
was making his first infomercial -
and 150 folks were in the audience.
- Some patrons tried one of his
Health Spa / Beauty Salon / Massage Parlour specialties and
gave on-camera testimonies....
It
was a BIG Production - the best Director,
the best cameraman (even if he's a Pain!) - and a surprise
Host!
Did
Alberto make the killing he's hoping for?
Well there WAS a killing
that's for sure..
There was lots of audience
participation in this one- and the event
was considered a success !
Performers:
It's a Mystery to Me
SPECIAL THANKS
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Event
Sponsor : Linda Leslie
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Box Office
and Media Sponsor: Dunnville Art Service and Office Supply
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Original Benefactor: Dunnville Optimist CLub
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Raffle
Sponsors:
Curves
Dunnville Silo
Fiddle
dee dee
Giant Tiger
Godfathers Pizza
Hauser's I.D.A Pharmacy
The Regional News This Week
Stefanie's Total Family Haircare
Super Video
Leslie & Val Weiss
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- November 2005
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Blithe Spirit
- by Noel Coward
Author and socialite Charles Condomine and his second wife Ruth
decided to hold a séance as an after dinner
entertainment.
Producers:
Shelley Cowan &
Tim Dickhout
Cast:
Crew:
Stage Manager: Chris Pinnance
Stage Mgr Asst.: Madeline
VanPaemel
Stage Helpers: Sarah Hammond,
Christine Smith, Donna Blanke, Alexis Freeman
Light & Sound Effects: Matt
Culver
Programme Advertising, Ticket
Sales and Box Office:
Linda Young
Print Publications & Media :
Tim Dickhout
Hostesses, Ushers, and Concession:
Lynn Schuur, Linda Leslie,
Nellie Zylstra, Angela Dickout, Shelley Cowan.
Dinner Theatre Bar: Gail and
Everett Beamsley
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- Wrong For Each Other
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- by Norm Foster
A Chance meeting, after four years apart, sent a
couple flashing back through the highs and lows of their
relationship.
A hilarious and often heart-breaking look at the rollercoaster
ride of a relationship.
Directed by Brenda Hyde
Produced by Chris Pinnance
Starring
Julie Turner
Tim Dickout
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February 19 2005
Big Al's Boitday
An Evening of Murder, Mystery, and Laughter
It was Big Al's "Boitday Party" and
everyone gathered to pay tribute to the big guy! "Torchy",
"Lightfingers", "Einstein"... they're were all going - but something
unexpected happened....
130 folks joined us for a
home cooked meal, with a dash of murder on the side!
Performers:
It's a Mystery to Me
Chronicle Review
of the Event
A BIG thank you to our sponsors:
The Donut Diner VII
Dunnville Silo Ltd
Gail
Beamsley
Golden Orb Solutions.com
Grand Erie Home Hardware
Linda Leslie
Lynn Schurr
Marylou's Health & Bulk Foods
McDonald's
Merritt's Radio & Electric Shop
Ramsey's
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November 2004
- This Year, Next
Year
- by Norah Harding
Set in Bournemouth, England, in 1944, this is a moving story of a
mother and her three daughters living and loving during WWII that evoked
laughter and tears.
Directors :
Christine Pinnance and
Julie Turner
Producer
Christina Pinnance
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Production Crew
Donna Blanke and
Shelley Cowan
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Stage Managers
Martha Booker and
Jennifer Rouse
Programme Advertising,
Ticket Sales and Box Office
Linda Young
Gail Beamsley, Shelley Cowan, Christie Klein, Delores
Robins,
Lynn Shurr
Nellie Zylstra, Christina Pinnance
, Donna Blanke.
Dinner Hostess Christie Klein, Lynn Shurr, Nellie
Zylstra
Bar & Bar Tickets
Everett & Gail
Beamsley
Set Construction
Donna Blanke,
Shelley Cowanm Mathew Culver, Errol Ellis, Christie
Klein
Bob
Pinnance, Christine Pinnance, Jen Rouse, Nellie Zylstra,
Hank Zylstra
Sound & Lighting Technicians
Mitch Barnes and
Spencer Blackburn
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