It's Only a Play

It’s the opening night of The Golden Egg on Broadway, and the wealthy producer Julia Budder is throwing a lavish party in her Manhattan townhouse. Downstairs, the celebrities are pouring in, but the real action is upstairs in the bedroom, where a group of insiders have staked themselves out to await the reviews.

The group includes the playwright; the unstable director; the pill-popping leading lady; and the playwright’s best friend, who passed up this production for a television series.

Add to this a drama critic who’s panned the playwright in the past and a new-in-town aspiring singer, and you have a prime recipe for the narcissism, ambition, childishness, and just plain irrationality that infuse the theatre — and for comedy.

Advisory: Adult language and drug use.

Production Team 
Producers – Heather Doucette & Geneviève Hébert-Carr | Director – Melissa Gibson | Stage Manager – Paul Sowerbutts | Set Design – Charlon Bruner | Costume Design – Valerie Skinner | Lighting Design – Brandon Rideout | Assistant Stage Managers – Geneviève Hébert-Carr & Peggy Sowerbutts

Cast 
James Wicker – Paul Love | Peter Austin – Desmond Harty | Ira Drew – Shael Risman | Frank Finger – Marc Manteia | Gus P. Head – Dillon Hunter | Virginia Noyes – Jennifer Mance | Julia Budder – Lisa Ferreira

Little Women The Broadway Musical

The timeless, captivating story is now a multi-award winning Broadway musical filled with personal discovery, heartache, hope, and everlasting love.

Based on Louisa May Alcott’s classic 1869 semi-autobiographical novel, it focuses on the four March sisters — traditional Meg, wild, aspiring writer Jo, timid Beth, and romantic Amy at home in Concord, Massachusetts.

Struggling while their father is away serving as a Union Army chaplain during the Civil War, the young March women’s lives unfold through several recreations of melodramatic short stories Jo writes in her attic studio.

Program sponsored by Trafalgar Castle School.

Production Team 
Producer – Heather Doucette | Director & Choreographer – Deb Smith | Music Director – Edward Niles | Stage Manager – Stephanie Lehman | Set Design – Brandon Rideout | Costume Design – Ian Handscomb | Lighting & Projection Design – Brandon Rideout | Sound Design – Edward Niles & Brandon Rideout | Assistant Stage Managers – Paul Sowerbutts & Peggy Sowerbutts | Costume Assistant – Julie Rutishauser

Cast
Jo March – Donna Lajeunesse | Meg March – Kathryn Fraser | Beth March – Taylor Rodkin | Amy March – Shannon Post | Aunt March – Kathy Knight | Marmee March – Colleen Schneider | Laurie Laurence – Scott Deveau | Mr. Laurence – Tom Lynch | John Brooke – not yet cast | Professor Bhaer – not yet cast

Kiss the Moon, Kiss the Sun

At 35-years old, Robert has the mental capacities of an 8-year old, but that doesn’t make him any less wise in the ways of the world. Holly is pregnant, alone and simply needs the right break.

A story about people finding the nerve to take responsibility, and persevering against the odds.

Uplifting, poignant and funny, Kiss The Moon, Kiss The Sun will capture your heart and possibly change the way you view people forever. “Before this glorious life is done, I shall kiss the moon and kiss the sun. It’s about trying to get the most out of life, but Robert and I have a different meaning for it. I’m the moon that watches over him at night, and he’s the sun who brightens up my days.” - Norm Foster

Production Team 
Producer – Geneviève Hébert-Carr | Director – Brandon Rideout | Stage Manager – Paul Sowerbutts | Set Design – Brandon Rideout | Costume Design – Mirtha Quattrochi | Lighting Design – Brandon Rideout | Hair & Makeup - Megan LaFrance