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June 13 to July 26 |
The Great American Trailer Park Musical
presented by
Off Broadway Children's Lunchtime Theatre
Off Broadway Dinner Theatre, 639 Main Street
TV talk shows, spray cheese, hysterical pregnancy and disco - everything a musical should be! A new tenant is wreaking havoc in Florida's most exclusive trailer park! When Pippi, a stripper on the run, comes between agoraphobic Jeannie and her toll booth collector husband, a team of
desperate housewives prepare for the hurricane a brewin'! **Select dates.
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July 2 to Aug 10 |
Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Saskatoon’s best professional summer theatre in
tents on the riverbank “in the heart of Saskatoon”. |
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July 25 |
Henry IV
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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July 26 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 1:00pm |
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July 26 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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July 27 |
Henry IV
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 1:00pm |
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July 27 |
Henry IV
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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July 28 |
DancEgypt
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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July 29 |
Henry IV
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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July 30 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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July 31 |
Henry IV
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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July 31 to Aug 9 |
Saskatoon Fringe Theatre
Festival
Broadway Avenue
A community and cultural celebration highlighting local,
national and international theatre companies. Voted
Saskatoon’s Best Festival since 2003. |
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Aug 1 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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Aug 2 |
Henry IV
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 1:00pm |
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Aug 2 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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Aug 2 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 1:00pm |
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Aug 3 |
Henry IV
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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Aug 5 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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Aug 6 |
Henry IV
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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Aug 7 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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Aug 8 |
Henry IV
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 1:00pm |
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Aug 9 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
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Aug 10 |
The Tempest
presented by Shakespeare on
the Saskatchewan Festival
Festival
Tent (beside the Mendel Art Gallery) @ 8:00pm |
| Sept 24 to Oct 5 |
Waiting For Godot presented by Persephone Theatre
Persephone Theatre, River Landing
A classic of contemporary theatre Waiting for Godot is the play
everyone has heard of and few people have had the chance to see. Two tramps,
Vladimir and Estragon meet by a bare tree on a country road and endlessly wait
for someone--or something--named Godot. In a famous combination of comedy and
pathos Samuel Beckett's most popular work masterfully examines our quest for
significance in a bewildering universe. |
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Sept 25 to 28 |
Flicks International Film Festival for Young People
Broadway District
Flicks Film Festival is a 4 day festival of the best of Canadian and International and local film. |
| Oct 29 |
Thomas and Friends Live on Stage presents Thomas Saves the Day
TCU Place @ 7:00pm |
| Oct 29 to Nov 9 |
A Skull in Connemara presented by Persephone Theatre
Persephone Theatre, River Landing
For one week each autumn, Mick Dowd is hired to disinter the
bones in certain sections of his local cemetery to make way for the new
arrivals. As the time approaches for him to dig up those of his own late wife,
strange rumours regarding his involvement in her sudden death seven years ago
gradually begin to resurface. What better Halloween treat than this ghoulish Irish comedy full
of grave diggin', skull smashin' and poteen drinkin'! Mature content |
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Nov 7 to 8 |
Hairspray - Broadway's Big Fat Musical Comedy Hit
TCU Place (Sid Buckwold Theatre) |
| Dec 3 to 14 |
A Christmas Carol presented by Persephone Theatre
Persephone Theatre, River Landing
Persephone's Christmas tradition for the whole family continues
with this classic story of redemption with the iconic characters of Scrooge,
Tiny Tim and the "spirits" of Christmas in this new Canadian
adaptation. |
| Feb 4 to 15 |
Frankenstein presented by Persephone Theatre
Persephone Theatre, River Landing
The newest work by Edmonton's internationally acclaimed Catalyst
Theatre, Frankenstein is a surprising, delightful, lyrical adaptation of
Mary Shelley's classic gothic novel. Visually stunning, this award-winning
production has been noted for the remarkable ensemble of eight actors who play
some forty characters, its haunting original melodies and its quirky, and often
ghoulishly humorous take on a familiar and surprisingly relevant story. A feast
for the eyes and the ears. |
| Mar 4 to 15 |
For The Pleasure of Seeing Her Again presented by Persephone Theatre
Persephone Theatre, River Landing
Renowned Canadian playwright, Michel Tremblay dishes up five
heartwarming portraits of growing up with his mother's eccentricity,
outrageousness, and wacky sense of humour. It's a loving series of events any
son, daughter or mother will laughingly relate to. Share the embarrassment,
frustration and, most of all, gratitude. |
| Apr 15 to 26 |
Little Shop of Horrors presented by Persephone Theatre
Persephone Theatre, River Landing
A down-and-out skid row floral assistant becomes an overnight
sensation when he discovers an exotic plant with a mysterious craving for fresh
blood. Soon "Audrey II" grows into an ill-tempered, foul-mouthed,
R&B-singing carnivore who offers him fame and fortune in exchange for
feeding its growing appetite, finally revealing itself to be an alien creature
poised for global domination! One of the longest-running Off-Broadway shows of all time, this
affectionate spoof of 1950s sci-fi movies has become a house-hold name.
Charming, tuneful and hilarious, with tongue firmly planted in cheek, Little
Shop Of Horrors never fails to entertain. |