PINOCCHIO
November 24 to December 31
The Stirling Festival Theatre
Christmas Recipe: 1 cup of Friends and Family¼ cup of Harmonious Laughter¼ cup of Uplifting Stories¼ cup of Charismatic Characters¼ cup of Motivating Music .
With the hussle and bussle of this time of year, we tend to forget some core essentials in the holiday season. With decorating, shopping, errands thrown into your work week, it’s extremely easy to do.
BOOK MUSIC AND LYRICS – LIONEL BART
BASED ON CHARLES DICKENS’ OLIVER TWIST
SHOWING AUGUST 9-26 2006 at Stirling Festival Theatre
Directed and Choreographed by Caroline Smith
Music Director – Michael Lerner (Victor/Victoria)
STIRLING, ON - The story is internationally known as well as it’s fabulous musical score and lyrics continuously sampled though out time by not only advertisements but individuals can only give us a glimpse of how this adapted musical has enlightened so many lives within it’s existence. I’m positively sure there are not many people worldwide today who can say they don’t know who Oliver is. Whether or not they’ve read the classic novel written by Charles Dickens or have seen the movie/musical adaptation this century.
The St. Pugnacious Parish Hall Bingo Murder Mystery
Written by Ken MacDougall and Caroline Smith
Directed by Caroline Smith
Parish Hall Bingo Murder Mystery
Stirling Festival Theatre
July 5 to 22 2006
STIRLING, ON - Stirling never ceases to amaze me. A small community with large talent. Not only was this script written by the principal actor Ken MacDougall and director Caroline Smith but I was in stitches with the ample amount of local jokes weaving throughout an array of witty metaphors and humorous asides.
Victor, Victoria by Henry Mancini and Leslie Bricusse, Directed by Caroline Smith, Stirling Festival Theatre, May 31st - June 17th
STIRLING, ON - Stirling Festival Theatre lives up to and surpasses its expectations as they kick off their 10th Season with the Canadian premier of Henry Mancini and Leslie Bricusse’s Victor/Victoria. Based on the theatrical film produced in 1982 Victor/Victoria premiered on Broadway in 1995 introducing the famous line, “You want me to be a woman, pretending to be a man, pretending to be a woman?â€
Sweeney Todd by Stephen Sondheim. Directed by Steve Forrester. The Belleville Theatre Guild at the Pinnacle Playhouse 256 Pinnacle Street, Belleville
BELLEVILLE, ON - The Pinnacle Playhouse was full Wednesday night as the Belleville Theatre Guild opened its production of Sondheim's Sweeney Todd. (Book by Hugh Wheeler)
