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Candlewick Players present
2011 Valentine's Dinner Theatre
Mix three experienced nannies, one small time crook, one half witted assistant, two lovebirds, one bratty con artist, one apologetic mother, one Chief of police, one dash of deception, and one robber. Throw all of the above into a whirlwind of confusion and exasperation. Simmer with suspicion and audiences are guaranteed a night of antics and hilarity galore.
Presented at the Manitou Opera House, Manitou, MB
Dinner Theatre - Friday, February 11, 6:30 PM
Dinner Theatre - Saturday, February 12, 6:30 PM
Dessert Theatre/Coffee House - Sunday, February 13, 3 PM
Gala Dinner Theatre
by the Carman Active Living Centre and Candlewick
Members and invited guests of the Carman Active Living Centre are in for a great night of sketch comedy. With a host of characters from Carman and Candlewick Players, the evening should be filled with fun and delight. With dinner provided by Sylvia's Country Catering, the comic entertainment will interlude after each course. Tickets are available at the ALC and at Stevens Drug Store by advance sale only ($40). The event is the annual spring fundraiser for the centre with $20 tax receipts issued to the patrons.
Come and enjoy an evening of food, entertainment, friendship, and laughter.
Saturday, April 2
The Entertainment
- "Decisions, Decisions" - What to choose? What to Choose!
- "Two Olde Maids" - Two seniors share their experiences in dating.
- "A Pair of Lunatics" - A turn of the century comedy of two mistaken characters
- "Vitameatavegamin" - a classic Lucille sketch about rehearsing for a commercial ad
The Manitou Sr. Xplor Drama present
The Pink Panther Strikes Again
A Comedy by William Gleason
Based on the film by Blake Edwards and Frank Waldman
Crowds were in for a delight and lots of laughs Friday, April 8 and Saturday, April 9th as the Manitou Sr. Xplor Drama troupe presented this hilarious drama. The comic essence of the marvelous film with all its verbal and visual humor has been captured here in this dramatization. The world's most unusual criminologist, Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau - a role originally created by Peter Sellers - fights for his life and for the future of all mankind in the most bizarre and dangerous caper of his brilliantly successful and utterly clumsy career. Paul Dreyfus, once his long-suffering boss, now turned into a raving lunatic, holds the world at bay with the ultimate weapon, the Doomsday Machine. Dreyfus is out to get Clouseau, the man whose undeserved success has driven him crazy, and he threatens to vaporize continents if the nations of the world don't deliver Clouseau to him - alive or, if at all possible, dead! Blissfully unaware that the army of deadly assassins is gunning for him, or that the beautiful girl who seeks him out is a Russian agent, Clouseau incredibly stumbles and slips by every attack. However, the world is running out of time because the increasingly frustrated Dreyfus, doodling with the Doomsday Machine, is running out of patience. At the critical moment, it suddenly appears that Clouseau is finally running out of luck. Then he fires from the hip and hits our funny bone!
Produced by special arrangement with Dramatic Publishing
Candlewick Players present
BookMark
All of us love stories. Stories that put us in them. The Gospel itself is God's true story, offering each of us the opportunity to be forever in it.
BookMark tells of Mark and his Gospel. Under raised eyebrows and through wide-opened eyes, we see the happenings of then as though they were now. We see Mark, an immediate journalist, compiling the facts of a story. A story rich with truth, as inviting to us today as it was to its first-century readers.
With a small cast playing multiple characters, BookMark is the perfect drama to celebrate the Easter season.
Performances
Morden EMM Church - Tuesday, April 19, 7:30 PM / Free Will offering
Morden EMM Church - Wednesday, April 20, 7:30 PM / Free Will offering
Cornerstone Church - Good Friday, April 22, 10:30 AM - morning performance (Crystal City)
Produced by Special Arrangement with Lillenas Publishing
Steinbach Bible College and Candlewick present
Ben Hur
Lew Wallace's epic classic comes to life onto the stage with this new adaptation for the stage.
The innocent Judah Ben Hur suddenly finds himself exiled with his mother and sister imprisoned for life after an accident almost takes the life of the new Gratus, assigned governor of Jerusalem and Palestine. But Ben Hur's life doesn't end there, after a series of events, Judah proves his character again and again, overcoming insurmountable odds. In his travels, his aim for revenge mounts, and soon he is brought face to face with the potential "New King" of the Jews. But will this new king actually take his kingdom and destroy the Roman Rule. Judah prepares his rule by training legions of men, but when this Messiah is taken and crucified on a cross, Judah must come to terms with who the Christ really is and what His kingdom actually encompasses.
This production is artistically produced with only a small cast of characters playing multiple roles and creating unique scenes on a bare stage with only a select number of props and sets. A classic production for the family, dramatically commemorating the Christ through the eyes of those who had no clue of what Jesus would and could do.
Previous Performances
MacGregor - Saturday, March 19, 7:30 PM
Portage Evangelical Church - Sunday, March 20, 7:00 PM
Steinbach Bible College - Friday, April 29, 7:30 PM
Spring Tour Performances
Fort Francis EMC - May 1, 7 PM
Leamington EMC - May 3, 7 PM
Aylmer Community Theatre - May 4, 7 PM
Aylmer Community Theatre - May 5, 7 PM
Leamington EMMC - May 6, 7 PM
Straffordville Youth Night - May 7, 6 PM
Aylmer EMMC Sketch Ministry - May 8, AM Service
Georgetown - May 8, 7 PM
Candlewick Players present
Beauty and the Beast
Manitou Opera House
325 Main St., Manitou, MB
Candlewick Players transformed the Manitou Opera House with their recent production of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast"
Audiences were brought into the enchanted world of Broadway's modern classic, based on the Academy-Award winning animated feature, the stage version of Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Living a provincial life in a lovely French town, Belle and her father Maurice are about to have their lives changed when Maurice becomes lost in the woods on the way to the fair. Seeking shelter in an old castle, Maurice finds the master of the castle a horrible beast who takes him captive. Maruice's daughter, Belle, must then give up her freedom to save his life. Belle's taming of the unfortunate Beast and his ultimate transformation back into a handsome prince enthralled not only Broadway audiences for over 13 years, but also the Manitou audiences. With amazing costumes, moving sets, special FX, and tremendous acting, the performances were a hit.
Many thanks go to the patrons who supported us with their attendance. The performers for all their hard work and commitment, the musicians for their time and patience, and the directors including Jennifer Nichol as Choral Director, Sarah Martens as Vocal Coach, Marilee Schroeder as Choreographer, Ashley Toevs as Actor’s Coach, Ruth Barker as Costume Designer, Jason Dyck as Orchestral Director, and Richard J. Klassen as Artistic Director/Producer.
Performances were held July 28-31. We encourage web-visitors and patrons to check the site in months to come for Candlewick's fall lineup and for news on plans for next summer.
A Snapshot of the Production
Performances:
- Thursday, July 28, 7:30 PM
- Friday, July 29, 7:30 PM
- Saturday, July 30, 3 PM
- Saturday, July 30, 7:30 PM
- Sunday, July 31, 3 PM
DISNEY'S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Was presented through special arrangement with Musical Theatre International (MTI)
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI
421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212-541-4684 // Fax: 212-397-4684
www.MTIShows.com
Candlewick Players present
In the Footsteps of Nellie
Commemorative Tour and Drama
Take a walk in the footsteps of Nellie McClung as you tour some significant historical landmarks and sites in the beautiful town of Manitou and the impressive Archibald Museum (current site of two of the original homes where Mrs. McClung actually lived during her stay in the Manitou area).
Candlewick is pleased to partner with the local Tourism Committee, Archibald Museum, and local businesses to present this opportunity to celebrate our history and the work of Nellie McClung (formerly from our community). View Manitou and RM of Pembina's authentic Tourism Centre, the Log Cabin. Enjoy some refreshments and drama in the beautiful and historic Manitou Opera House. Catch a glimpse of the community Nellie McClung lived in as well as the work she was dedicated to.
Location: Manitou Opera House and Surrounding Community
Various private and tour performances in 2010 and 2011 - Call Bette Mueller (Local Tourism Coordinator)- 204-242-2188 to inquire about bookings and information.
Sample Agenda
Agenda is adjusted based on group booking requests and interests
- 10 AM - Tour Historical Log Cabin and Local Tourism Centre
- 10:30 AM - Nellie McClung Commemorative Bust, Opera House
- 10:40 AM - Tea at the Opera House
- 10:55 AM - Nellie McClung Dramatic Presentation / Slideshow, Opera House
- 11:20 AM - Historical Tour of Manitou
- 12:15 PM - Lunch at local Restaurant
- 1:15 PM - Tour of Nellie McClung Homes and Museum, Archibald Museum
Dramatic Vignettes
Meina Grouta Fatta Mennonitscha Kascht
Candlewick Summer Low German Theatre
PW Enns Concert Hall, Winkler
Join the fun as Candlewick Player present a series of comedy acts about the foibles of getting married. With wholesome fun and humour, the presentation pokes fun at the antics of misunderstandings and the silly situations we can get ourselves caught up with.
Performances:
- Friday, Aug 12, 7 PM
- Saturday, Aug 13, 2 PM
- Saturday, Aug 13, 7 PM
The Entertainment
- "Dee Fria'rie" - Foibles abound as young Bieant Elias is about to propose to his girl, Mitsche. Only difficulty is whether the rather clue-less waitress is able to help with the surprise or whether the host will allow the event to take place.
- "Dee True'schien" - A farmer comes to the court-house to arrange for a marriage licence, but goes to the wrong office
- "Dee Kjast Dacht" - It is the day of the wedding. The Hildebrandt's are ready... or are they... first they must get their daughter out of the bathroom.
This event was in conjunction with the Winkler Harvest Festival as a fundraiser for the Harvest Festival.
Special Sponsor - Parkside Home Building Center
The Beverly Hillbillies
The Clampetts take the stage!
The lovable Clampett family rodes onto the stage for an evening of hillbilly hilarity this last October with the Manitou Sr. Xplor Drama students.. Starting in the Clampett's mountain cabin, the played followed the hilarity through the discovery of oil, their improbable invasion of hi-falutin' Beverly Hills society and the absurd adventures and ridiculous romances they encountered there. Students from the Manitou Sr. Xplor Drama were excited to present this in their latest annual fall theatre production series to appreciative audiences. Previous fall presentations have included: "The Importance of Being Earnest," "The Long Red Herring," and "Pride and Prejudice".
Performance Dates:
- Friday, October 28 - 7:30 PM - Manitou Opera House
- Saturday, October 29 - 7:30 PM - Manitou Opera House
Crew Included:
- Granny - Cameron McNabb (Manitou)
- Jed Clampett - Steven Popplestone (Pilot Mound)
- Elly May - Jacinta Sanders (Manitou)
- George Turner - Liam Klassen (La Riviere)
- Brewster - Nelson Lea (Manitou)
- Cousin Pearl - Quinne Riddell (Miami)
- Jethro - Tristan Klassen (La Riviere)
- Mr. Drysdale - Sean Rendall (Manitou)
- Mrs. Drysdale - Taylor Gorchynski (Crystal City)
- Miss Hathaway - Quinne Riddell (Miami)
- Mrs. Pennyweather - Joanna Huang (Manitou)
- Percy - Nelson Lea (Manitou)
- Gloria Mundy - Kaitlyn Reynolds (Manitou)
- Emaline Fetty - Sidney Riddell (Miami)
- Fredricka Collins - Sofia Hamm (La Riviere)
- Colonel Foxhall - Angus Steele (Manitou)
- Mrs. Stokely-Smythe - Jacinta Sanders (Manitou)
- Groovy Monahan - Quinne Riddell (Miami)
- Frank Richards - Liam Klassen (La Riviere)
Crew Included:
- Producer/Director - Richard J. Klassen
- Assistant Director - Ruth Barker
- Costumes - Ruth Barker
- Front of House Coordinator - Vanessa Klasssen
- Ushers and Assistants - Manitou Jr. Xplor Drama Students
- Sets - Richard J. Klassen, Pete Derksen, Oldies & Goodies (Morden)
- Technicals - Quinton Ducharme
Performance by special arrangement with DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY of Woodstock, Illinois.
DanceWorks and Candlewick present
Tales from the Toyshop
An adaptation of the classic ballet Coppelia
It is the Harvest Festival and the village is celebrating the arrival of the new Church Bell. Among the celebrants are the young Swanhilde and Franz, set to be wed married the very next day. But is their romance in trouble when Franz is taken with a new girl seen in the window of Dr. Coppelius' house? Dr. Coppelius is a strange fellow, often ridiculed by the village youngsters. After finding the key to Dr. Coppelius' house in the street, Swanhilde and her friends are determined to find out who this new girl is only to discover an amazing secret... Dr. Coppelius' amazing toyshop. As they explore the shop, they bring the various mechanical toys to life and soon discover that the mysterious girl is none other than a doll created by Dr. Coppelius.
Caught in the shop by the return of Dr. Coppelius, the girls scatter and all manage to flee, except Swanhilde who hides in the doll's closet. In the meantime, Franz also has snuck into the house to warn the girls that Dr. Coppelius is coming... only he is too late and is caught by the doctor, who entices Franz to examine his toys and to take a drink of a special potion which puts him to sleep. Upon falling asleep, the doctor tries to steal Franz's energy to give to his doll to bring her to life... and is surprised to see the doll actually move, not realizing that Swanhilde has taken her place.
Seeing her fiance in trouble, Swanhilde tries frantically to wake him and yet distract the doctor. Finally, the doctor realizes the deception and finds his doll lifeless as Swanhilde and Franz escape just in time for the wedding. Will all end well for the couple? What of the poor doctor whose doll was to replace his lost daughter?
Join the actors and dancers as they present this seasonal tale for the entire family.
Presented by DanceWorks Dance and Xplor Drama students:
Friday, November 11, 7 PM - Morden Kenmor
Saturday, November 12, 7 PM - Morden Kenmor
Sunday, November 13, 3 PM - Manitou Opera House
Cast Included:
- Kara Warburton - Swanhilde
- Tristan Klassen - Franz
- Madeline Meilun - Dr. Coppelia
- Genny Kalinowski - Coppelia
- Jaylyn Hartry - Katrina
- Brianna Friesen - Friend
- Mikah Harms - Friend
- Cailyn Blagden - Friend
- Gabriella Untereiner-Falk - Friend / Table
- Willow Froese - Johan / Headless Horseman
- Jonah Schroeder - Peter
- Dezarae Perrault - Jacques
- Ruth Barker - George
- Emily Ward - Village Girl / Jack in the Box
- Robyn Jones - Village Girl
- Mollie Wheeler - Mayor / Harlequin Doll / Irish Doll
- Aileen Holzrichter - Mayor's Wife / Harlequin Doll
- Elizabeth Reimer - Minister / Rocking Horse
- Savannah Fehr - Village Girl / Cymbal Monkey
- Nicole Blagdon - Village Girl / Raggedy Andy/Anne
- Morgan Harms - Village Girl / Raggedy Andy/Anne
- Hannah Driedger - Flower Girl / Porcelain Baby Doll
- Dakota Harms - Flower Girl / Porcelain Baby Doll
- Riley Olafson - Flower Girl / Barrel Monkey
DanceWorks Dances Included:
- Grade 5 Ballet and Pointe
- Grade 3 Ballet and Pre-Pointe
- Grade 2 Cont'd Ballet
- Grade 2 Ballet
- Primary Ballet
- Celtic Continued
- Primary Jazz
- Child Hip Hop
- Pre-Teen Street Dance
Crew Included:
- Producer/Director - Richard J. Klassen
- Director - Marilee Schroeder
- Assistant Director - Ruth Barker
- Production Choreographer - Marilee Schroeder
- DanceWorks Instructors - Marilee Schroeder, Cathy Savage, Bretton Sellent, Brittany Somersall, Melanie Tremeer
- Costumes - Vanessa Klassen / Sharon Hacault
- Front of House - Vanessa Klassen
- Playwrights - Richard J. Klassen, Marilee Schroeder
- Properties - Marilee Schroeder, Ruth Barker
- Production Assistants - Craig Blagdon / Michelle Friesen / Kimberly Harms / Judith Holzrichter / Debbie Jones / Carman Wheeler
- Sets - Richard J. Klassen / Casey Labonte / Pete Derksen
- Stage Managers - Celina Oster / Robyn Jones
- Technicals - Bailey Zacharias / Harrison Penner
Moses: Prince of Egypt
Fall College Theatre Production
Steinbach Bible College Chapel/Theatre
Moses, Prince and Hero of Egypt. A man who despite his conquests and failures, is thrust upon a journey where he not only discovers his identity, but also his life's calling. From a leader of the greatest nation of it's time, to a shepherd in the wilderness, Moses must come to terms with his God, his life, and his people. Would he heed the call to save his people from slavery?
This powerful story is brought to life from the written page to the stage by the College Theatre Students as well as local community players.
Performances:
- Thursday, November 24, 7:30 PM
- Friday, November 25, 12:30 PM
- Friday, November 25, 7:30 PM
- Saturday, November 26, 7:30 PM
- Sunday, November 27, 2:30 PM
The Cast Included
- Moses - Jeremy Plett (Steinbach, MB)
- Pharaoh Hatshepsut - Geralyn Wichers (Steinbach, MB)
- Pharaoh Tuthmosis - Cameron Penner (Steinbach, MB)
- Princess Nefurer - Jessica Lord (La Broquerie, MB)
- Sanura (Queen's Attendant) - Beth Hildebrand (Altona, MB)
- Senenmut (Chief Advisor) - Don Wiebe (Steinbach, MB)
- Jannes (Priest/Magician) - Benjamin Kroeker (Rosenort, MB)
- Jambres (Priest/Magician) - Matthew Boese (Portage la Prairie, MB)
- Kek (attendant to the Priests) - Kalene Gross (Portage la Prairie, MB)
- Nkuku (attendant to the Priests) - Sarah Barkman (Riverton, MB)
- Chigaru (Chief Attendant) - Thomas Penner (Steinbach, MB)
- Zahra (Palace Attendant) - Sarah Barkman (Riverton, MB)
- Sagira (Palace Attendant) - Kalene Gross (Portage la Prairie, MB)
- Aaron - Kenton Dyck (Steinbach, MB)
- Miriam - Melissa Favell (Fraserwood, MB)
- Jochabed - Christina Kroeker (Rosenort, MB)
- Achan (Hebrew Slave) - Derek Penner (Steinbach, MB)
- Beera (Hebrew Slave) - Chana Wielinga (Steinbach, MB)
- Jahleel (Hebrew Slave) - Matthew Mackloskie (Altona, MB)
- Rivkah (Hebrew Slave) - Kimberly Krahn (Picture Butte, AB)
- Avivah (Hebrew Slave) - Sarah Penner (Warman, SK)
- Hamadi (Royal Guard) - Alex Reimer (Dugald, MB)
- Zipporah - Chana Wielinga (Steinbach, MB)
- Jethro - Derek Penner (Steinbach, MB)
- Hannah (Jethro's wife) - Melissa Favell (Fraserwood, MB)
- Ginath (Jethro's daughter) - Christina Kroeker (Rosenort, MB)
- Hadashah (Jethro's daughter) - Geralyn Wichers (Steinbach, MB)
- Tikvah (Jethro's daughter) - Sarah Penner (Warman, SK)
- Keturah (Jethro's daughter) - Kimberly Krahn (Picture Butte, AB)
- Tryphenah (Jethro's daughter) - Kaylene Gross (Portage la Prairie, MB)
- Carshenah (Jethro's daughter) - Sarah Barkman (Riverton, MB)
- Abihu (Bandit) - Thomas Penner (Steinbach, MB)
- Amasai (Bandit) - Benjamin Kroeker (Rosenort, MB)
- Enon (Bandit) - Alex Reimer (Dugald, MB)
- Giah (Bandit) - Harrison Penner (Morden, MB)
- Hadar (Jethro's Friend) - Cameron Penner (Steinbach, MB)
- Nebat (Jethro's Friend) - Ryan Goossen (Blumenort, MB)
- Miniamin (Jethro's Servant) - Kenton Dyck (Steinbach, MB)
- Khafra (Pharoah's Son) - Andrew Wiebe (Steinbach, MB)
- Egyptian Crowd - Diana Peters (Steinbach, MB)
- Egyptian Soldier/Taskmaster - Harrison Penner (Morden, MB)
- Hebrew/Egyptian Crowd - Correna Dyck, Darrell Dyck, Shaina Dyck, Jessie Dyck (Steinbach, MB)
Crew Included:
- Producer/Director - Richard J. Klassen
- Assistant Director - Ruth Barker
- Dynamix Choreographer - Marilee Schroeder (DanceWorks)
- Choreographer (battle) - Alex Loewen
- Costumes - Ruth Barker, Vanessa Klassen
- Costume Assistants - Sarah Penner, Geralyn Wichers
- Dance Troupe - Dynamix (DanceWorks)
- Dancer - Ruth Barker (guest performer)
- Dancer - Naomi Broadland (guest performer)
- Dancer - Liam Klassen
- Dancer - Tristan Klassen
- Dancer - Sian Kroeker
- Dancer - Celina Oster
- Dancer - Gabriella Untereiner-Falk
- Dancer - Kara Warburton
- Front of House Coordination - Patrick Friesen/Terry Hiebert
- FX Work - Matthew Boese, Ben Kroeker
- Hair Assistants - Melissa Favell, Bethany Hildebrand, Diana Peters
- Makeup - Jessica Lord, Cameron Penner
- Marketing Design - Christina Kroeker
- Playwrights - Richard J. Klassen, Robert Riddell
- Production Crew - SBC New Creation Drama Troupe
- Kenton Dyck
- Jeremy Plett
- Kyla Plett
- Cameron Penner
- Alex Reimer
- Chana Wielinga
- Properties - Derek Penner, Sarah Barkman
- Set Construction - Kenton Dyck, Kim Krahn, Ben Kroeker, Cameron Penner, Jeremy Plett, Matthew Mackloskie, Alex Reimer
- Set Painting - Kim Krahn, Christina Kroeker, Kyla Plett, Alex Reimer, Chana Wielinga
- Stage Manager - Chana Wielinga
- Technical Director - Richard J. Klassen
- Ticket Coordinator - Janice Rempel
Play produced by special arrangement with "The Wicks" Writer's Guild.
So You Think You CAN'T Dance
A Spirited Christmas Dinner Theatre
What happens when a preacher's son falls in love with a dance studio's daughter from the "wrong" side of the tracks?? With a little musical help from the neighborhood characters, the romance is on its way... or is it? What happens when the fathers meet with a secret in their past which may just change everything?
Complete with dynamic characters, great food, and hilarious antics, this full-course dinner theatre set in the 1960's is a barrel of fun. Candlewick Players are pleased to present this new and original play including both a few new faces and of course a number of familiar faces from previous dinner theatres such as “The Pembina Hillbillies,” “M*A*S*H,” and “The Mask of Torro.” This year's performance is filled with a cast of energetic and enthusiastic characters both on and off stage as Candlewick's Players are excited take the stage with some song, dance, and of course the usual zany antics.
This theatre event is open for bookings for both public and corporate bookings.
Performance Dates:
- Thurs, Dec 1 - Timber's Restaurant, Morden - SOLD OUT
- Fri, Dec 2 - Timber's Restaurant - Private Booking
- Sat, Dec 3 - Timber's Restaurant, Morden - SOLD OUT
- Sun, Dec 4 - Timber's Restaurant, Morden - SOLD OUT
- Thur, Dec 8 - Public Performance - Winkler EMM Church - SOLD OUT
- Fri, Dec 9 - Timber's Restaurant - Private Booking
- Sat, Dec 10 - Winkler - Private Booking
- Sun, Dec 11 - Public Performance - Winkler EMM Church -
Details
Setting: 1960's (in the rough end of town)
Theme: Though meant for pure entertainment, the story does have a heartwarming message of forgiveness and hope... and that the message of Christmas is meant to be lived out.
Cast
- Ruth Barker - Veronica (interested in Sonny)
- Lindsay Dueck - Mary Lou (Shep's Daughter)
- Nolan Dueck - Sonny (Preacher's Boy)
- Hannah Franz - Georgia (Friend to Mary Lou)
- Walter Friesen - Frankie (Friend to Sonny)
- Herb Franz - Rex (Local Bum)
- Howie Hildebrand - Rev. Harry (Preacher)
- Dave Hildebrandt - Shep (Dance Studio Owner)
- Milt Olfert - Richard Siemens (Fitness Instructor)
- Waldo Penner - Elvis Pretzley (Local Store Owner)
Crew
- Richard J. Klassen - Director/Producer/Technician/Playwright
- Bretton Selent - Choreographer
- Ruth Barker - Costumes
- Rob Riddell - Playwright
- Jason Dyck - Sets / Pianist
- Dave Hildebrandt - Production and Script assistance
- Jennifer Nichol - Vocal Coach
Previous Performances
- The Mask of Zorro (2010)
- MASH (2009)
- The Pembina Hillbillies (2008)
Play produced by special arrangement with "The Wicks" Writer's Guild.
