What happens when an arsonist decides to insert themselves into our lives? When the Stephensons leave for their anniversary vacation, they had no idea that it’s the last time they’ll see their house. When the Warners reported the fire they had no idea that they were about to unravel a lot more criminal activity than they bargained for. Join us while we put the pieces together. In honour of Mr.B, for saving a friend.

Cast in order of appearance

Judy Warner – Rosemary Moore

Catherine Stephenson – Alexandra Dawn Stobo

Mark Stephenson – Harrison Beattie

Kayla – Kristin Robinson

Chris – Simon Lee

Director/Written by Shauna Akkermans

Produced by Erin Noble

Stage Manager- Julia Clay

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Some swearing, a short physical encounter between a few of the characters, one character drinks a fair bit.

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Amanda has always been terrible at handling her life problems, but Brian has always been ride or die for his best friend. When Amanda’s complicated love life comes back to bite her, Brian agrees to get her out of the latest hole she’s dug herself into. But will they get more than what they bargained for? And will they ever finally come to respect one another’s opinion on Fleetwood Mac’s Tusk?

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Content Notes: This show contains brief audio clips of war sound effects, verbal fighting, threats of violence, mimed stage violence, mature language, sexual references, video projections, and mimed vaping.

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A valuable antique husband has been stolen! What’s a dame to do? Film noir has never made less sense as dame and detective careen after a dastardly criminal, avoiding traps, thugs, and logic at every turn. Can they rescue the captured consort before he ends up on the black market? Can they defeat the same actor in several different hats? And can they do all this without making too much of a fuss?

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Content Note: Guns are mentioned but not seen onstage.

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In an attempt to gather the power of a unicorn’s horn, Jonah tries to trick the Princess Mary into taming Rafferty, the Unicorn. A rollercoaster ride of the power of sexuality and theater. Loosely based on a lost one act Shakespeare play that may or may not exist, Virgin and the Horn was originally performed in Fredericton NB years ago but the themes are timeless.

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Content Note: There is swearing and reference to sexual acts.

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Michael is obviously a proud Canadian. Look at him – clearly he likes free healthcare. Winner of the 2019 Yuk Yuk’s Mike MacDonald Summer Comedy Competition, Michael will share his humourous take on growing up as a disabled anglo jew in Quebec. His thoughts on common misconceptions, bureaucracy, language, intolerance and sex (he is disabled….not dead people) will have you ROLLING with laughter.

About Michael
A lost bet over a souvlaki dinner in 2006 led Michael to perform standup comedy. His goal? That he will make you laugh so hard, you will not be able to walk straight either. Michael has performed across Canada and opened for such acts as Mike MacDonald, Angelo Tsarouchas, Nikki Payne and Gilbert Gottfried.

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Content Note: Mature Language, Sexual content

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Please note that the final two performances of Speech From The Throne will be audio recorded.

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The palpitating Lomov seeks strong-willed Natalya’s hand in marriage. But when both refuse to be wrong, can true love take hold? Sparks fly in Chekhov’s classic comedy! But… for those left wondering what could possibly happen next with these exasperating lovers, Plan B (#faustus, 2084) presents a biting new sequel by Ottawa playwright Laurie Fyffe (Beowulf in Afghanistan). Champagne! Champagne?

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Can MUSIC & ART standup to the Chainsaw & prevail against Politics? WE OPPOSE the massacre of 750 trees for a parking lot! WE OPPOSE City Hall dealmakers! whY!’ is a LOCALLY SOURCED cabaret that defends forests & pokes at City Council through song, poetry & theatre. ‘whY!’ looks lovingly at trees & PROTESTS their thoughtless cutting. ‘whY!’ CELEBRATES THE ENVIRONMENT & invites you to do the same!

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Please note that the performance on June 26th will have ASL interpretation.

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In a world where a simple card game is treated like the ultimate sport, Todd tries to make it to the big leagues with pure luck. Facing down gruelling opponents like The Reformed Street Thugs and Shelle, the Snap Queen from west (west) Germany, will coach Bobson teach him the values of the game, or will Todd snap under pressure? Live broadcasted around the globe, welcome to the world of Snap!

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Content Note: In one scene, an actor will interact with an audience member in the crowd. Afterwards, the actor will invite two audience members on stage for a brief moment – no physical contact. There are two swear words (f*** and s***). Additionally, there is a hammer used as a prop. There is one line of dialogue: “you say that s*** again; I’ll shoot you.” But no actual physical violence is displayed.

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