The Canadian Improv Showcase
May 7th, 8th, 9th at 8 p.m.
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The Canadian Improv Showcase are based in Toronto and have done over 500 hundred performances over the last ten years. They are a wonderful comedy source for family entertainment. Kids, adults and seniors will all enjoy their improvization. Give them a suggestion and they will turn it into a story with hilarious results. If your school or company is interested in having them do a show and a workshop while they are in town during the day, please contact Charles at info@wellingtonst.net |
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The Reality of Luck!!!May 15th, @ 7pm (Tickets are available at the door.) To reserve tickets email Christine Harvey: mydramaqueen@hotmail.com $6 a ticket. |
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"The Reality of Luck", produced by The Not So Amateur Amateurs and sponsored by the YMCA's Youth Gambling Awareness Program (YGAP.) The play looks at the dangers of gambling and the importance of making good choices in a fun way. Jimmy, the main character, starts with many bills in his wallet, which come to life and give him advice on how to spend them wisely. Lady Luck and Reality narrate the story and give commentary throughout. Jimmy's choices have consequences throughout the story which we can all learn from. The script is fast and witty, the characters are lovable and amusing, and the Not So Amateur Amateurs boasts an all star cast (some of their very talented and experienced young Kingstonian actors). Don't miss this amazing production which is appropriate and entertaining for all ages! |
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Kate and Hollis
Sunday May 17 at 2 p.m.
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Kate and Hollis are a husband and wife duo who perform original and traditional folk/roots music with a toe tapping bluegrass edge. Their show is energetic, warm and inviting. They share their stories with well written songs that range from historical to fanciful. Their music is presented with sweet, tight harmonies and sparkling instrumentals on guitar, dobro and banjo. |
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Jacob James Acting Class
May 18th-22nd Monday to Friday from 7-10 p.m.
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Little Red Riding Hood
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Her mother has given Little Red Riding Hood a basket of goodies to take to her ailing grandmother who lives on the other side of the forest. Her mother warns her not to take the short cut through the forest because of the big bad wolf. Little Red takes her very badly-trained dog; Scruffy with her as protection. When Scruffy chases a squirrle into the forest Little Red must rescue him. they encounter all sorts of forest creatures who warn Little Red of the Big Bad Wolf. When the wolf finally shows up Little Red is in for a big surprise. |
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AladdinTickets: $15.00 $12.00 Available online And: The Grand Theatre 613-530-2050 Or at the door, if available. |
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Aladdin lives in poverty with his mother. He gets by with picking pockets and living by his wits on the streets. One day he meets a merchant from a far off land who offers him adventure, and more importantly, the possibility of treasure beyond his wildest dreams. The Merchant wants the boy to accompany him on a trip to recover a magic lamp. But first they need a camel for crossing the desert and they stop at the local Camel lot, and Aladdin falls in love with the scrawniest camel on the lot; Arthur. He convinces the merchant to take Arthur. What Aladdin doesn't know is that the merchant is really an evil Wizard |
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
July 7th-August 1st Tues-Sat @ 8:00 P.M. |
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| A Midsummer Night's Dream is one of Shakespeare's most accessible plays to actors and audiences alike. A romantic comedy and magical fantasy all rolled into one, with the piece de resistance being the hilariously bad play within a play, which closes the festivities off. A young dynamic cast makes this a must see for families. | |
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