Current Season
*NEW*
We are pleased to offer light meals for purchase at the concession on Friday nights to help with your busy after-work schedule.
Table service dinners are available for purchase with your online ticket or at the box office for Saturday night shows in the spring and fall. What a great option for a date night or a night out with friends.
*Auditions*
Auditions for Buying the Moose. Sunday Dec 8 at 2pm, Wed Dec 11 at 7pm
Memorial Hall, 2600 Hwy 56, Binbrook (at Fairgrounds)
Required: 2 men and 2 women, ages 20s to 50s. Audition format is a cold read.
Hamish
by Michael Grant, directed by Rob Blowey
October 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, Nov 1, 2
Hamish, by award-winning Canadian playwright Michael Grant, is the hilarious story about discovering the spirit of family… in more ways than one.
When his wife takes him to Scotland to visit his ancestral home, Gordon believes himself to be an orphan, bereft of any family traditions or obligations. An ambitious corporate lawyer, he has no interest in delving into the long-dead past, never mind donning a kilt. Or does he? When the old clan property is suddenly threatened by developers, he must decide whether to stake his claim as a descendent or abandon his birthright altogether.
Bravo, the radio play: War of the Worlds
Bravo 2024 “War of the Worlds” has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. The new date is Saturday, November 30 at 2:00pm
Pie and coffee included at intermission
Come with us and step back in time. It was the night of October 30, 1938, and millions of listeners were tuned in to the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS) to listen to their weekly drama series. The show was called ‘Mercury Theatre on the Air’, led by the brilliant Orson Welles. Who dared to transform H.G. Wells’s timeless classic into a radio sensation that would echo through history. And forever be remembered as a cautionary tale of the consequences of blurring the lines between reality and fiction.
🌟 What’s the Buzz?
Listeners tuned in to hear about a meteorite landing in the small town, only to soon discover that it was actually an alien spacecraft from Mars. Fake News or Real Threat?: The play was presented as a series of news reports about a Martian invasion of Earth. Panic quickly spread among the listeners as they believed that the events were actually happening.
Orson Welles: The 23-year-old rising star in the world of radio and theater. A true prodigy behind the mic, orchestrating chaos and captivating millions.
🔥 Why You Can’t Miss It:
Heart-Pounding Drama: Gripping performances, eerie sound effects, and a ticking clock—your pulse won’t stand a chance!
Historical Impact: Witness the birth of viral media. Welles’s accidental yet ground-breaking moment in the history of radio and media was a masterpiece and became a legend.
Rapunzel
by Andrew O’Leary, directed by Brad Fortman, Jan 31 – Feb 16 2025
When the wicked fairy Gothel is stripped of her powers, they are accidentally transferred to the hair of baby princess Rapunzel. Gothel spirits the baby away and years later a brave boy sets out to find her and bring her home.
Buying the Moose
by Michael G. Wilmot, directed by Lisa Cook, Apr 25 – May 10 2025
After his wife discovers him with a blow up doll which is wearing one of her dresses, Rob is out in the cold when she, for some reason, assumes the worst! Rob connects with his brother Greg while his wife connects with Greg’s wife. The result is a comedy with heart and personal discoveries.