LEND ME A TENOR

Our cast has been announced on our Facebook page (June 19th) - still one role to fill....

Opening has been delayed until  November 15th - this show is a madcap romp through the world of opera by the writer of SST's 2015 production Fox on the Fairway. When a famous Italian tenor agrees to perform for a small city opera company, the employees and patrons are in a tizzy! High jinks ensue with a wife, a mistress, mistaken identities, young love, beautiful music and, of course, plenty of doors - this is a Farce after all!

Season Subscriptions

Our subscription prices offer our patrons excellent value and provide us with the support that is necessary to continue to deliver the highest level of live theatre and the best entertainment  experience for our audience.

The season subscription for our three productions, Lend Me a Tenor, Dancing at Lughnasa and Hello, Dolly!, is priced as follows:

$51 for three productions, representing a saving of $12 off single ticket pricing.

Season subscriptions are available until the opening of our first production on November 8th 2018.

CAST ANNOUNCED FOR SPRING SHOW

Dancing at Lughnasa  (opening March 7, 2019), Directed by Iain Moggach

A huge thank you to everyone who auditioned, and congratulations to our cast:

Father Jack - James Jenkinson

Gerry Evans - Gordon Haney

Kate Mundy - Trudee Romanek

Maggie Mundy - Nancy Chapple Smokler

Rose Mundy - Jo-Anne Pulfer

Agnes Mundy - Danielle Kostrich

Christina Mundy - Marissa Caldwell

Michael Evans - Tim O'Connell

Play Synopsis

The play takes a poignant look at the life of five unmarried sisters who endeavour to eke out a meagre existence in 1930s Ireland.  The story is told through the memory of the illegitimate son of one of the sisters.  The women are all unique in temperament and capability and are each other's emotional support system.  The play opens at the start of the Festival of Lughnasa, a celebration of the pagan god of the harvest.  Their correct Catholic upbringing comes face to face with two disturbances that crack the foundation of the family forever.  The script is a masterpiece that pays tribute to the spirit and valor of close knit, working class families.