Best in Kings is back! Be sure to go to http://www.ekcc.ca/bestofkings/ and vote for your favourite icons in Kings County. And, while you’re there, if you feel so inclined, consider voting for CentreStage as the best entertainment venue. Each computer can vote 4 times! You have until midnight on Tuesday to vote!
Shows are selling out for this hit comedic farce! Book your seat today by calling 678-8040. You won’t be disappointed!
There goes the Bride is about what happens when you multiply normal wedding day chaos by 10. On his daughter’s wedding day, harried advertising agent Tim Westerby gets hit on the head (and not just once) and starts hallucinating that his ad campaign (a 1920s flapper) has come to life. This sends his daughter in tears to her room and the rest of his family into a tizzy when he not only starts talking to, but singing and dancing with someone who isn't there.
Sponsored by Best Toyota, There Goes the Bride by Ray Cooney and John Chapman is a delightful comedy and this family is the funniest you will ever run into. This play is outrageously funny from beginning to end. It's a must see for lots of laughter! The show is geared towards teens and adults.
There Goes the Bride is directed by Wayne and Linda Marriot and stars Mike L’Oiseau, Mindy Vinqvist-Tymchuk, Heidi Price, Carole Ball, Geoff Ball, Brian Cottam, Sharon Burnett and Robert Racine.
There Goes the Bride plays each Friday and Saturday night at 8pm until February 11. There will be a 2pm matinee on February 5. To make reservations, phone 678-8040.
CentreStage Theatre is located at 61 River Street, Kentville. For more information visit www.centrestagetheatre.ca.
Marlowe Krueger-Kaufmann (The Kids only performing arts centre) will be doing a workshop at CentreStage on February 4th! (http://www.kidsonlyperformingartsacademy.webs.com/) She will be providing an acting workshop for youth (ages ~15-17ish) on Feb 4th, 9:30-4:30, $20/person, working on - improv skills (thinking on your feet), characterization/character development, setting scenes, etc.
You must reserve your space in advance. Please contact Mindy Vinqvist-Tymchuk (mindyvt@gmail.com) to reserve a spot in what will be an excellent and fun day's learning.
Auditions will be held on Tuesday, February 21 at 7:30pm in the downstairs Theatre at CentreStage for the dark comedy, Evelyn Strange. In the show, a young woman has been so traumatized that she cannot remember her own name.
Needed:
2 Women - one 30-40 yrs and one early 20s
2 Men - both 30-40
The show runs on June 8, 9, 15, 16, 17 (2pm matinee), 22, 23, 29, 30, July 6, 7, 8 (2pm matinee), 13, 14 For more information, contact the director, Tracy Churchill at tracy_churchill@hotmail.com.
by Beth Irvine
A family comedy and sing-along for ages 8 to 108
Join Dottie’s Travellin’ Sing-along at the Tortoiseshell Cat Café for a special performance of KittyCat: A Dottie Singalong. Now that Larry and Louise have ditched the show for warmer climates, what else could possibly go wrong? Bring your grandmother, bring your grandson and sing-along to your favourite cat songs while romance prowls backstage and Dottie and the cast wrangle this show into shape.
KittyCat stars Ashia Penney, Beth Irvine, Bob Cook, Bryen Stoddard, Cassidy Lohnes, Charlotte Embree, Kayla Penney, Ronald Edmunds, Ryan Lindh, and Cherie Zinck. KittyCat is sponsored by Kate’s Pantry of Berwick.
Show dates and times
Friday February 24 and
Saturday February 25 at 7:00 p.m
Sunday February 26 at 2:00 p.m.
All tickets $5.00 Call 678-8040—any time, any day--to reserve your seats.
Kittycat will be playing as a special performance in the upstairs theatre at CentreStage Theatre in Kentville, 61 River Street.
When : Sat Feb 18th 8pm (doors open 7:15pm)
Where : CentreStage Theatre, Kentville, 61 River Street
Donna and Andy are Juno nominees, ECMA winners and well-loved valley performers The mix of music and stories, wit, charm and top-quality musicianship are just the right recipe for chasing away the winter blues. This performance will highlight songs from their adult recordings “Fine Company” and “Musically Yours”. Not to be missed! Call 678-8040 to reserve ($20/person)
Come to Paddy’s Pub and Rosie’s Restaurant on either Sunday, February 12th or 19th and enjoy a three-course meal followed by an evening of musical entertainment all revolving around one of our favourite pastimes – eating. The meal is being served in the restaurant any time after 5pm with the entertainment beginning in the upstairs hall at 7pm. Entertainment will be provided by some of your CentreStage favourites Sharon Churchill Roe and Stephen Roe (last seen together in The Fantasticks) Christianne Rushton (last heard singing the jingle for Kitchen Witches) and Laura Churchill Duke (chair of the marketing and publicity committee). Tickets are $40 and available at Paddy’s Pub in Kentville or by phoning 678- 3199.
A perfect night out with friends or a wonderful way to treat your Valentine.
This March Break (March 12-17) and summer, CentreStage will be hosting drama camps for youth! Participants will learn stage skills such as voice, movement, character development and technical aspects. Camps are each limited to 25 participants. Applications for camp are now available on line: http://www.centrestagetheatre.ca/YouthTheatre.html. March Break camp is open to youth aged 10-15.
Twelve Angry Jurors: A riveting drama by Reginald Rose adapted by Sherman Sergel (March 2 – 31)
Mr. Pim Passes By: a light-hearted comedy by A.A. Milne (April 20 – May 26)
If you have any questions, or would like further information please contact us at centrestage@centrestagetheatre.ca or phone 678-3502 and leave a message. CentreStage Theatre is located at 61 River Street, Kentville, near the police station.