2025/2026 Playbill

Seven Stories

A Comedy by Morris Panych

September 11 - 27, 2025

DIRECTED BY MICHELLE MCNICHOL: 7 Stories is a clever, darkly funny play about a man standing on 7th story ledge of a building, trying to decide whether to jump. As he pauses, the building’s quirky residents interrupt him with stories about their own lives—funny, strange, and completely self-involved—without ever really noticing his dilemma. Through these unexpected encounters, the play explores what it means to feel lost, to search for connection, and to find meaning in a chaotic world. Thought-provoking and entertaining, 7 Stories invites the audience to laugh, reflect, and see things from a new perspective.

Witness for the Prosecution

A Courtroom thriller by Agatha Christie

October 16 - November 1, 2025

DIRECTED BY JAMES GOW: Witness for the Prosecution is a gripping courtroom drama full of twists, deception, and suspense. When a charming young man is accused of murdering a wealthy older woman, the evidence seems stacked against him—until a surprise witness takes the stand. As the case unfolds, shocking revelations and unexpected turns keep the audience guessing until the very end. Packed with intrigue and classic Christie misdirection, this play is a thrilling ride that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew.

Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley

A Holiday Drama by Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcor

November 27 - December 13, 2025

DIRECTED BY CRAIG NORTON:  Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley is a warm, witty sequel to Pride and Prejudice that brings the beloved Bennet sisters back together for the holidays. Set at the Darcy family estate two years after the original story, the play follows the bookish and overlooked middle sister, Mary, as she unexpectedly finds herself at the center of a budding romance. Full of heart, humour, and Regency charm, this delightful holiday play celebrates love, family, and the joy of finding your own voice.

W;t

A Drama by Margaret Edson

January 15 - 31, 2026

DIRECTED BY MARTHA BAILEY: Wit is a powerful, deeply moving play that follows the final days of Dr. Vivian Bearing, a sharp-witted and brilliant professor of poetry, as she undergoes treatment for advanced ovarian cancer. As she faces the realities of illness and mortality, Vivian reflects on her life, her work, and the human connections she often kept at a distance. Blending intellect, humour, and raw emotion, Wit is a poignant exploration of what it means to truly live—and the grace that can be found in vulnerability and compassion.

Suite Surrender

A Comedy by Matthew McKeever

March 5 - 21, 2026

DIRECTED BY LORNA JODOIN: Suite Surrender is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud farce set in a luxurious 1940s hotel, where two glamorous and feuding Hollywood divas have accidentally been booked into the same suite. As hotel staff scramble to keep them apart, chaos erupts with mistaken identities, slamming doors, and over-the-top antics. Packed with sharp dialogue, outrageous characters, and classic screwball comedy, Suite Surrender is a delightful throwback to the golden age of stage comedy—perfect for audiences looking for an evening of pure, high-energy fun.

The Comedy of Errors

A Classic Comedy by William Shakespeare

April 23 - May 9, 2026

DIRECTED BY MATT SALTON: The Comedy of Errors is a fast, funny, and wildly entertaining romp full of mistaken identities, slapstick, and unexpected reunions. When two sets of identical twins—separated at birth—end up in the same city, confusion and chaos take over as friends, lovers, and strangers keep mixing them up. One of Shakespeare’s earliest and most crowd-pleasing comedies, The Comedy of Errors is a joyful celebration of love, family, and the hilarity that comes from a case of truly mixed-up lives.

Very Heaven

A Drama by Ann Lambert

June 4 - 20, 2026

DIRECTED BY KATIE FLOWER-SMITH: Very Heaven is a poignant Canadian show that delves into the complexities of family dynamics, memory, and the process of grieving. Set in a country house in Quebec, the narrative follows three sisters—Harriet, Juliet, and Lee—who reunite at their childhood home to scatter their mother's ashes. As they navigate the tensions of their estranged relationships, long-held secrets emerge, challenging their perceptions of the past and each other. Through sharp dialogue and emotional depth, the play explores themes of loss, reconciliation, and the enduring bonds of sisterhood.