TONIGHT – Balconville – A bilingual comedy takes stage
The cast and crew have been rehersing all day at The Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts — they even built this fabulous set TODAY! PLENTY OF TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT $25.00 EACH
The cast and crew have been rehersing all day at The Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts — they even built this fabulous set TODAY! PLENTY OF TICKETS ARE STILL AVAILABLE AT $25.00 EACH
On May 19th in the morning the adjudications (private) for SUDS was held at The Curtain Club. The three female cast members — Heather, Heather and Donna were joined on stage by Jane Carnwath (the
The Theatre Ontario Festival is here! In a fantastically well attended opening ceremony, Richmond Hill Major Dave Barrow and others officially opened the proceedings at The Curtain Club. The Curtain Club is proud that Joan
The almost sold out SUDS has been rehearsing all day at the RHCPA…don’t miss tonight’s great show!
TONIGHT — MAY 18, 2011 BEFORE YOU HEAD TO THE RICHMOND HILL CENTRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS FOR THE FIRST PERFORMANCE OF THE CENTRE, COME TO THE CURTAIN CLUB FOR THE OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONIIES —
The Curtain Club is proud to announce that Joan Burrows,long-time member of The Curtain Club, resident playwright and former President will have her play Staff Room included in “Grassroots,” an anthology of plays being published
Tickets now on sale for May 18, 19, 20, 21 and the Awards Brunch on May 22.Don’t’ miss this fantastic chance to enjoy four award winning plays in one weekend. Single tickets are just $25.00
On Wednesday, May 18, opening night of the Theatre Ontario Festival, representing the winning production for ACT-CO will be “SUDS,” the Rocking 60s Musical Soap Opera by Melinda Gilb. “SUDS” is the delightful musical story
On Thursday, May 19, the QUONTA winning production of “Balconville,” is a bilingual comedy by Canadian playwright David Fennario. This play in two acts, considered to be Fennario’s best play, was first performed at the
On Friday, May 20, the EODL winning production of “Trying” is a drama by Joanna McClelland Glass. Festival co-chair Wayne Miller noted that ‘“Tyring” could be considered a semi-autobiographical work by Glass. It is a