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by Dale Wasserman
based on the novel by Ken Kesey
directed by Dan Niznik
Thurs.-Sat., April 26-May 12, 7:30 p.m.
The Davies Foundation Auditorium
52 Church St., Kingston, ON
A charming rogue who contrives to serve a short sentence in an airy mental institution rather in a prison. This, he learns, was a mistake. He clashes with the head nurse, a fierce martinet. Quickly, he takes over the yard and accomplishes what the medical profession has been unable to do for twelve years; he makes a presumed deaf and dumb man talk. More
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Admission $20 (plus Grand Theatre surcharge). Tickets available through the Grand Theatre Box Office, 530-2050 and online, until 2 p.m. on day of performance, and at the door (cash, debit, Visa, MasterCard, Apple Pay or Android Pay) on performance nights when available. Seniors and members $16 at the door on Thursdays only. Children and students $10. |
At My Heart's Core
by Robertson Davies
directed by Penny Nash
At the Eastern Ontario Drama League's Full-Length Play Festival awards brunch on Sunday, April 8, Domino's production of At My Heart's Core received the following awards:
- City of Pembroke Trophy (Adjudicator's Award) given for backstage teamwork to the running crew of the production.
- John L. Walley Award for Best Costuming given to Claudia Wade and Anne Aston
- Trentonian and Tri-County Award for Best Director given to Penny Nash
The following received nominations:
- Julia Moore for the Armagh Sifton-Price Award (Adjudicator's Award) for "festival heroes."
- Sarah Knight as Frances Stewart, Naomi Greer-Ballance as Susanna Moodie and Valerie Winslow as Catharine Parr Traill for the Arnold Connerty Award (Adjudicator's Award) as "inseparables."
- Daniel Robinson as Phelim, Ian Malcolm as Thomas Stewart, Helana Marks as Sally, and Matthew Davis as Edmund Cantwell for the Peterborough Theatre Guild Award for Best Use of Speech.
- Helana Marks as Sally for the Ron Hazelgrove Award for Best Cameo Performance.
- Esme Purdy as Honour, Matthew Davis as Edmund Cantwell, and Ian Malcolm as Thomas Stewart for the Margaret White Awawrd for Acting Excellence.
- Matthew Davis as Edmund Cantwell for the Leonard Beaulne Memorial Trophy for Best Actor in a Major Role.
- Sarah Knight as Frances Stewart, Naomi Greer-Ballance as Susanna Moodie and Valerie Winslow as Catharine Parr Traill for the Leonard Beaulne Memorial Trophy for Best Actress in a Major Role.
Left to right: Anne Aston and Claudia Wade with the John W. Walley Award for Best Costuming, Penny Nash with the Trentonian and Tri-County Award for Best Director, and Bill Morrow (producer) with the City of Pembroke Trophy. |
WIN 2 SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR OUR 2018-19 SEASONContest Rules
Note: Ballots will only be available Saturday, May 5, 2018 at the announcement of Domino's 2018-19 season and during the performances of The Mollycoddlers, June 7 to June 23rd, 2018. Ballots will also be available Wednesdays, Theatre nights during the run of The Mollycoddlers. Don't forget to fill out a subscription form and take it or send it to the Grand Theatre box office. We're excited about our new season! Looking forward to you joining us! All the best and good luck! |
Next
by John Corrigan
Tuesday, May 8, 7:30 p.m.
The Davies Foundation Auditorium
52 Church St., Kingston, ON
What happens when an atheist finds himself in heaven?
Come hear Sandie Cond, David Corrigan, Glenn Rea, and Liane Wintle read Next, by John Corrigan. More
The Mollycoddlers
by John Corrigan
directed by Lisa Flannagan
Thurs.-Sat., June 7-23, 7:30 p.m.
The Davies Foundation Auditorium
52 Church St., Kingston, ON
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The Mollycoddlers is set in a barn in 1840 along the St. Lawrence River. Stanley, a life-long farm labourer, decides that working for someone else is getting him nowhere. He has a daring, yet potentially dangerous plan to change all that - pirating! He arranges a secret meeting with his pal, Ed, to discuss the exciting plan. Ed, too enthusiastic about the prospects, cannot keep it a secret during a night of drinking at the tavern. Soon, a whole cast of wannabe pirates have crashed the party. More
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Admission $20 (plus Grand Theatre surcharge). Tickets available through the Grand Theatre Box Office, 530-2050 and online, until 2 p.m. on day of performance, and at the door (cash, debit, Visa, MasterCard, Apple Pay or Android Pay) on performance nights when available. Seniors and members $16 at the door on Thursdays only. Children and students $10. |
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Season
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Since its unusual beginning between feature films at the old Odeon Theatre, Domino has grown to a full seven-play winter season. Each season offers an appealing mix of drama, comedy and mystery from the Canadian and world stages.
Domino is truly a "community" theatre. People from all walks of life pool their skills to present productions of a consistently high calibre. As a member of the Eastern Ontario Drama League and Theatre Ontario, Domino is actively involved in the Ontario amateur theatre community and has acted as host to several annual festivals. Many Domino people and productions have been recognized for their excellence at the regional and provincial levels.
With a Board of Directors elected by the membership, and with advertised auditions open to all, Domino welcomes the participation of interested volunteers both on stage and behind the scenes.
The Lounge Gallery
Domino Theatre displays original artwork by local artists in the theatre lounge throughout our regular season. For more information and to apply click here.
Due to renovations, we will no longer be accepting costume donations until further notice.
The Domino Affair
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P.O. Box 884
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