A comedy by Paul Van Dyck CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS Directed by Hazel Eason Produced by Angela Bell
Three retired lifelong friends and one directionless adult son embark on a bucket-list journey aboard the Trans-Siberian Railway from St. Petersburg to Beijing. Guided by a fiercely blunt Russian tour guide, the tight quarters and endless flow of vodka quickly turn this dream vacation into a hilarious, high-stakes pressure cooker. Siberian Summer is a fast-paced, heartwarming ensemble comedy about shedding emotional baggage, rediscovering independence, and finding the fierce courage to start living at any age.
In Maple Ridge November 5 to 8 at 730pm and Sunday November 8 at 1pm at the Albion Community Centre In Pitt Meadows November 12 to 14 at 730pm and Sunday November 15 at 1pm at Heritage Hall
Online sales close 2 hours before each showtime. Unless we are Sold Out, there may also be tickets available at the door. Cash only at the venue. (Credit/Debit MAY be available, but relies on a strong wifi signal, which is not always available)
Festival Seating. Please Note: Season Passholders will be admitted first. Please come early if your seating location is important to you. Auditorium doors open 1/2 hour before showtime.
This show is suitable for all ages, though young children will likely be bored.
Facility is wheelchair accessible. Please arrive a minimum of 40 minutes before showtime for advance seating, advance notice will help facilitate a smooth seating experience.
Genuine thanks for your support of Emerald Pig, and keeping the arts alive in our community!
Featuring: Joyce Gillespie as Beatrice Diane Tzingounakis as Deborah Georgia Nieken as Louise Kirby Lavik as Peter Hayley Lavik as Sonya
The Production Team Producer: Angela Bell Director: Hazel Eason Stage Manager: Anita Kitkowski Set Design: Hazel Eason Costume Design: The Cast Lighting and Sound Designs: Angela Bell Set Construction: Dustin Eason, Hazel Eason, Angela Bell Set Decoration: Hazel Eason, Angela Bell, Anita Kitkowski Props: Anita Kitkowski Graphic Design: Angela Bell Poster Distribution: Maria Carter, Robin Perry, Simon Challenger, Anita Kitkowski, Angela Bell Social Media/Marketing: Angela Bell Front of House Volunteers:
Siberian Summer by Paul Van Dyck Produced by special arrangement with the Playwrights Guild of Canada.
Written by Paul Zindel CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS Directed by TJ MacPherson Produced by Angela Bell Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama
A story about the ultimate triumph of the human spirit. Paul Zindel’s Pulitzer Prize-winning classic, The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds, is an inspiring look at how hope can bloom in the most challenging environments. The story centers on Tillie, a quiet teenager who navigates a chaotic and difficult home life ruled by her eccentric, embittered mother, Beatrice. While her surroundings are bleak and unpredictable, Tillie finds a sanctuary of wonder in the world of science. Encouraged by her teacher, she embarks on a fascinating school project: raising marigold seeds that have been exposed to radiation. As Tillie’s experiment advances to the school science fair finals, her flowers become a striking metaphor for her own life – while some seeds wither under harsh conditions, others adapt to create breathtaking, resilient new blooms. In the end, the play delivers a powerful, heartwarming truth: even in the harshest soil, something beautiful can grow.
In Maple Ridge May 6 to 8, 2027 at 730pm and Sunday May 9 at 1pm at the Albion Community Centre In Pitt Meadows May 13 to 15, 2027 at 730pm and Sunday May 16 at 1pm at Heritage Hall There will be 1 additional performance at the TBC Fraser Valley Zone Festival, being hosted this year by the Langley Little Theatre. Date TBA.
Online sales close 2 hours before each showtime. Unless we are Sold Out, there may also be tickets available at the door. Cash only at the venue. (Credit/Debit MAY be available, but relies on a strong wifi signal, which is not always available)
Festival Seating. Season Passholders will be admitted first. Please come early if your seating location is important to you. Auditorium doors open 1/2 hour before showtime.
This show is not suitable for children.
Facility is wheelchair accessible. Please arrive a minimum of 40 minutes before showtime for advance seating, advance notice will help facilitate a smooth seating experience.
Genuine thanks for your support of Emerald Pig, and keeping the arts alive in our community!
Featuring: This show has not yet been cast.
The Production Team Producer: Angela Bell Director: TJ MacPherson Stage Manager: Set Design: TJ MacPherson Costume Design: Lighting Design: Angela Bell Sound Design: Mary Ellen Shimell Lighting and Sound Operator: Set Construction: Set Decoration: Props: Graphic Design: Angela Bell Publicity/Poster Distribution: Social Media/Marketing: Angela Bell Front of House Volunteers:
The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds by Paul Zindel Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service.
“Siberian Summer” has been cast. Stay tuned for an announcement.
A Comedy by Paul Van Dyck Director: Hazel Eason Producer: Angela Bell
AUDITION DATES and LOCATIONS: – Sunday August 9th at Heritage Hall, 12460 Harris Road in Pitt Meadows – Monday August 10th at the South Bonson Community Centre, 10932 Barnston View Road in Pitt Meadows Callbacks – Tuesday August 11 at 7pm – location TBA, by invitation only
Please bring a Resume and Headshot if you have one.
Auditions will be by appointment. To book an audition, please visit Our Doodle Sign-up Sheet to schedule a time. Audition Sides are located at the end of the information. Please read the call in its entirety. It is considered a red flag
SYNOPSIS: Three retired lifelong friends and one directionless adult son embark on a bucket-list journey aboard the Trans-Siberian Railway from St. Petersburg to Beijing. Guided by a fiercely blunt Russian tour guide, the tight quarters and endless flow of vodka quickly turn this dream vacation into a hilarious, high-stakes pressure cooker. Siberian Summer is a fast-paced, heartwarming ensemble comedy about shedding emotional baggage, rediscovering independence, and finding the fierce courage to start living at any age.
CHARACTERS:
Deborah: a retired nurse/teacher Age: believably retired Has a sharp tongue and a quick wit. She’s sarcastic and a little mean. We should all be afraid of Deborah. But in the end, she is a devoted friend and mother and would probably (and perhaps happily) kill for those she cares about. Jewish, Hebrew. Mother to Peter. A divorcee.
Louise: a retired teacher Age: believably retired The brains of the group. Like Deborah, she has an edge and a lack of sentimentality, but she has more self-awareness and is able to better manipulate social situations. She also has an unabashed wild side. She had (or still has) a very active sex life and is a social alcoholic (or maybe just a regular alcoholic). French Canadian. Never married.
Beatrice: a retired nurse Age: believably retired Full of wide-eyed wonder. She is often muddled and confused by the world around her, but her nature is to face the world with love and optimism. Despite all of her life experience, she is and always will be an innocent. British. A widow.
Peter: Adult son of Deborah Age: 30-40 Lost. Though he has aspirations for greatness, he suffers from Peter Pan syndrome, making him lethargic and self-centred. Despite this, he’s got a sweetness and charm that makes us hope he’ll find his way. Has a BA in English but no job and spends his days playing video games. Character burps on command (an asset but can be achieved with SFX) and shares 2-3 kisses with Sonya.
Sonya: A young Russian tour guide Age: 25-35 Very serious and practical. This should not be interpreted as mean or sarcastic, in fact, she is very sincere and passionate. She has great control over how and when she shows her passion and her delivery is witty but DRY. She is very intelligent and an amazing storyteller. While she is the obvious outsider and youngest member of the group, there is no question that she is able to be the leader. Character speaks in a Russian accent throughout and shares 2-3 kisses with Peter.
Rehearsals will be held on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings 7 to 10pm from August 16 to November 3, 2026
Run Dates: November 5 to 8, Albion Community Centre, Maple Ridge (7:30pm showtime, Sundays are 1pm matinees) November 12 to 15, Heritage Hall, Pitt Meadows (7:30pm showtime, Sundays are 1pm matinees)
OTHER REQUIREMENTS: – All characters sing briefly: a mash-up of folk songs, as an ensemble, with a backing track. Please be prepared to sing part of a song (of your choosing) acapella, or you can sing Happy Birthday. We’re not looking for Celine Dion, but you should be able to carry a tune.
– All characters except Sonya remove outer layers of clothing in preparation to swim. Under garments can be very modest, but the act of undressing will occur.
– EPTS is a Non-Equity, volunteer operated, not-for-profit organization. If cast, you will be required to become a member of the Emerald Pig Theatrical Society (there is a $10 membership fee). Payment is due at the first readthrough, and scripts will only be issued to paid members.
– As a club, we do anticipate those cast will recognize themselves as a member of a TEAM, readily willing to help out with the show behind the scenes where possible, such as helping load-in and out of the performance facilities, etc. Teamwork makes the dream work.
A comedy by Michael Grant CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS Directed by Hazel Eason Produced by Angela Bell
Down on his luck, Ty attempts a home invasion with the help of his ex-stripper girlfriend, Candy, in hopes of some quick cash. However, they may have picked the wrong home. The home owners, Hank and Nancy, are not your average retired couple! In fact, they seem to know more about guns and violence than Ty and Candy do. What have they gotten themselves into? And who’s really in control of this crazy evening? Only time will tell. Secrets, confessions, hijinks and hilarity rule this delightful tale about a robbery gone awry.
In Pitt Meadows April 30 to May 2 at 730pm and Sunday May 3 at 1pm at Heritage Hall In Maple Ridge May 7 to 9 at 730pm and Sunday May 10 at 1pm at the Albion Community Centre There will be 1 additional performance at the TBC Fraser Valley Zone Festival, being hosted this year by the White Rock Players Club at the Oceana Parc Playhouse. Date TBA.
Online sales close 2 hours before each showtime. Unless we are Sold Out, there may also be tickets available at the door. Cash only at the venue. (Credit/Debit MAY be available, but relies on a strong wifi signal, which is not always available)
Festival Seating. Season Passholders will be admitted first. Please come early if your seating location is important to you. Auditorium doors open 1/2 hour before showtime.
This show is suitable for all ages, though young children will likely be bored.
Facility is wheelchair accessible. Please arrive a minimum of 40 minutes before showtime for advance seating.
Genuine thanks for your support of Emerald Pig, and keeping the arts alive in our community!
Featuring: Dave Tanchak as Hank Angela Bell as Nancy Daniel Stewart as Ty Sarah Hosta as Candy
The Production Team Producer: Angela Bell Director: Hazel Eason Stage Manager: Jack Mungal Set Design: Hazel Eason Costume Design: The Cast Lighting and Sound Designs: Angela Bell Lighting and Sound Operator: Jack Mungal Set Construction: Dustin Eason, Hazel Eason, Angela Bell, Dave Tanchak Set Decoration: Mags Beverly, Hazel Eason, Angela Bell Props: Mags Beverly Graphic Design: Angela Bell Publicity/Poster Distribution: Angela Bell, Maria Carter Social Media/Marketing: Angela Bell Front of House Volunteers:
Suburban Standoff by Michael Grant Produced by special arrangement with the Playwrights Guild of Canada.
As the sauce simmers, bitter rivalry, mystery and zany comedy come to a rolling boil in this small town traditional Chili Cook-Off. Ava Rose wants to win her hometown chili cook-off after 26 years of failing to nab the top prize. Before the day is over, childhood secrets will be exposed, blood will be shed, a pot of chili will be tossed, and another sabotaged. If she can piece together her father’s missing Five Alarm Chili recipe and keep her assistant from maiming herself, Ava is sure to finally take home the trophy, cash prize and most importantly – prestige of the annual Memorial Chili Cook Off named for her father, Wayne Rose. This funny, heartwarming and spicy comedy by Kristen Da Silva will fill your bellies with laughs and remind us of the triumphs, challenges and joys of being human. Small town shenanigans, warm hearted fun, a possibility of romance, and maybe just a touch of nostalgia with extra zing abound in this Five Alarm Chili cook-off competition.
In Pitt Meadows Jan 8 to 10 at 730pm and Sunday Jan 11 at 1pm at Heritage Hall In Maple Ridge Jan 15 to 17 at 730pm and Sunday Jan 18 at 1pm at the Albion Community Centre
Online sales close 2 hours before each showtime. Unless we are Sold Out, there may also be tickets available at the door. Cash only at the venue. (Credit/Debit MAY be available, but relies on a strong wifi signal, which is not always available)
Festival Seating. Season Passholders will be admitted first. Please come early if your seating location is important to you. Auditorium doors open 1/2 hour before showtime.
This show is suitable for all ages, though young children will likely be bored.
Facility is wheelchair accessible. Please arrive a minimum of 40 minutes before showtime for advance seating.
Genuine thanks for your support of Emerald Pig, and keeping the arts alive in our community!
Featuring: Anita Kitkowski as Ava Rose Mags Beverly as Ellen Pelham Judith Betzler as Connie Gardiner Salvatore Moustakas as Tucker Dell Dave Tanchak as Caleb Seaton
The Production Team Producer: Angela Bell Director: Angela Bell Stage Manager: Griffin Bell Set Design: Angela Bell Costumes: Team Effort Lighting and Sound Designs: Angela Bell Set Construction: none Set Decoration: Anita Kitkowski, Mags Beverly, Angela Bell, Judith Betzler, Dave Tanchak Props: Team Effort Graphic Design: Angela Bell Social Media/Marketing: Angela Bell Front of House Volunteers: Thanks to all our fine volunteers.
Five Alarm was first produced by Port Stanley Festival Theatre in July of 2017 (Port Stanley, ON). Five Alarm is produced by permission of the Playwright and Marquis Literary (Colin Rivers) www.mqlit.ca
A Comedy by Douglas Hughes and Marcia Kash Directed by Simon Challenger
It’s 1932 in Niagara Falls, Ontario, where the rum-running business is at it’s peak. In the aftermath of the Crash, Irving Bubbalowe and his daughter Honey, have risked everything they have to open a new gourmet restaurant. When their star – the renowned singing chef, Francois LaPlouffe, fails to appear, tonight’s grand opening is suddenly placed in jeopardy. However, when unemployed chef Frank Plunkett wanders in looking for work, Honey persuades him to masquerade as the missing LaPlouffe. The beleaguered Bubbalowe, meanwhile has to contend with Chicago gangster Alphonse Feghetti and his sidekick who have come looking for an illegal shipment of booze that, unbeknownst to Bubbalowe, has found its way into his basement. In addition, Bubbalowe has to keep at bay the hot-blooded Immigration officer, Veronica Snook, on the trail of the vanished chef, as well as suspicious teetotalling Mountie who is ready to arrest Bubbalowe for both murder and bootlegging. Madness ensues and Bubbalowe and the others create a hornet’s nest of fabricated stories and identities as they try valiantly to save the restaurant – and themselves – from both the gangsters and the law.
In Maple Ridge Nov 6 to 8 at 730pm and Nov 9 at 1pm at the Albion Community Centre In Pitt Meadows Nov 13 to 15 at 730pm and Nov 16 at 1pm at Heritage Hall
Online sales close 2 hours before each showtime. Unless we are Sold Out, there may also be tickets available at the door. Cash only at the venue. (Credit/Debit MAY be available, but relies on a strong wifi signal, which is not always available)
Festival Seating. Season Passholders will be admitted first. Please come early if your seating location is important to you. Auditorium doors open 1/2 hour before showtime.
This show is suitable for all ages, though young children will likely be bored.
Facility is wheelchair accessible. Please arrive a minimum of 40 minutes before showtime for advance seating.
Genuine thanks for your support of Emerald Pig, and keeping the arts alive in our community!
Featuring: Ryan Johnson as Irving Bubbalowe Nikita Saini as Honey Bubbalowe Trent Glukler as Frank Plunkett Cono Spitale as Alphonse Feghetti Henry Bartak as Shirley Murray Hachey as Hamilton X. Effing Karla Scribner as Veronica Snook Margaret Hesse as Mickey McCall
The Production Team Producer: Simon Challenger Director: Simon Challenger Stage Manager: Anita Kitkowski Costume Design: Charlene Rowley Lighting and Sound Designs: Angela Bell Set Design: Simon Challenger, Jeffrey Love Set Construction: Simon Challenger, Murray Hachey, Henry Bartak, Jeffrey Love Props: Anita Kitkowski Posters & Programs: Angela Bell Social Media: Angela Bell Front of House Coordination: Robin Perry Front of House Volunteers: Heather Lee, Kathleen Hatley, Donna Perry, Maria Carter, Simon Challenger, Heather Van Oene, Diane Tzingounakis
The Tomorrow Box is produced by arrangement with CONCORD THEATRICALS.
A romantic comedy by Kirsten Da Silva CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS Directed by Angela Bell Produced by Angela Bell
Hannah Taylor runs Sugar Road amusement park in Elmvale, Ontario. Jesse Emberley is a world famous musician. 12 years ago they met in a magical chance encounter and shared a night beneath the stars before being separated by his rise to fame. Now Jesse’s coming back to perform at the Spurs and Hearts Music Festival, and the whole town is buzzing. Is Hannah ready for an encore performance? Ready or not, this time her pushy but well-meaning friends will make sure Hannah and Jesse don’t part before they confront the choices that have separated them and the reasons neither have moved on.
Filled with laughter, romance and music, Sugar Road is a play about the one that got away. Don’t miss this sweet and romantic Canadian comedy.
In Pitt Meadows May 1 to 3 at 730pm and SATURDAY May 3 at 1pm at Heritage Hall In Maple Ridge May 8 to 10 at 730pm and Sunday May 11 at 1pm at the Albion Community Centre There will be 1 additional performance at the TBC Fraser Valley Zone Festival at the Tsawwassen Arts Centre on May 22, 2025.
Online sales close 2 hours before each showtime. Unless we are Sold Out, there may also be tickets available at the door. Cash only at the venue.
Festival Seating. Season Passholders will be admitted first. Please come early if your seating location is important to you. Auditorium doors open 1/2 hour before showtime.
This show is suitable for all ages, though young children will likely be bored.
Facility is wheelchair accessible. Please arrive a minimum of 40 minutes before showtime for advance seating.
Genuine thanks for your support of Emerald Pig, and keeping the arts alive in our community!
Featuring: Paige Conzatti as Hannah Taylor Sara Zaitsoff as Caroline Dawn Dean Anderson as Ray Bishop and Paul Sawyer as Jesse Emberley
The Production Team Producer: Angela Bell and Simon Challenger Director: Angela Bell Set Design: Angela Bell Costume Design: Charlene Rowley Lighting and Sound Designs: Angela Bell Set Construction: Jeffrey Love, Simon Challenger, Chris Carver, Steve Rowley Set Decoration: Carole Dagenais, Anita Kitkowski, Lauren Haug Fisher, Rosalie Passmore, Celeste Boisoneau Props: Angela Bell Graphic Design: Angela Bell Publicity/Poster Distribution: Simon Challenger Social Media/Marketing: Angela Bell Front of House Volunteers:
Sugar Road was first produced by Theatre Orangeville in October 2017 (Ontario) Sugar Road is produced by permission of the Playwright and Marquis Literary (Colin Rivers) www.mqlit.ca
When Jack Cooper, a farmer of more than 40 years, suddenly decides to retire and move to Florida, his wife Maureen is shocked and broken hearted. There had been no discussion, no consultation…no consideration as to how she might feel. She has spent the last 4 decades lovingly caring for their home in Ontario, maintaining and decorating it from top to bottom, and working the farm, and then raising their son. She doesn’t want to leave, and she certainly doesn’t want to live in Miami! She feels helpless, and lost…but what can she do? A wife’s place is with her husband…isn’t it? But after her daughter in law Alice, and Alice’s sister Lisa, show her how much she has contributed to the property and her home over the years, they convince her that she has been a valuable asset to the place, and make her see that she does have legal rights of her own. When Maureen agrees to stay and fight for the home she loves, what follows is a humorous but eye opening journey for both she and Jack. Written with wit, honesty and humour, The Tomorrow Box is a timeless tale, and a feel good story that audiences are sure to love.
In Maple Ridge Jan 16 to 18 at 730pm and Jan 19 at 1pm at the Albion Community Centre In Pitt Meadows Jan 23 to 25 at 730pm and Jan 26 at 1pm at Heritage Hall
Online sales close 2 hours before each showtime. Unless we are Sold Out, there may also be tickets available at the door. Cash only at the venue.
Festival Seating. Season Passholders will be admitted first. Please come early if your seating location is important to you. Auditorium doors open 1/2 hour before showtime.
This show is suitable for all ages, though young children will likely be bored.
Facility is wheelchair accessible. Please arrive a minimum of 40 minutes before showtime for advance seating.
Genuine thanks for your support of Emerald Pig, and keeping the arts alive in our community!
Featuring: Dominic Renaud as Joe Cooper Aliocha Perriard-Abdoh as Alice Cooper Diane Tzingounakis as Maureen Cooper Karen Horne as Lisa Graham Chuck Mayne as Jack Cooper
The Production Team Producer: Simon Challenger Director: Simon Challenger Asst. Director: Hayley Lavik Stage Manager: Anita Kitkowski Set Design: Simon Challenger Lighting and Sound Designs: Angela Bell Set Construction: Simon Challenger Props: Posters & Programs: Angela Bell Costumes: Front of House Coordination: Front of House Volunteers:
The Tomorrow Box is produced by special arrangement with PLAYWRIGHTS GUILD OF CANADA
A Comedy by Michael G. Wilmot CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS Directed by Hazel Eason Produced by Angela Bell
When Rob’s wife, Betty, finds him dancing with a blow-up doll that is wearing one of her dresses, she kicks him to the curb! Shocked and appalled, Betty seeks solace from her friend Cheryl – who, by coincidence, also happens to be married to Rob’s brother, Greg. Across town, Rob is being comforted by Greg in the way men do such things – genuine support and concern disguised by a few beers and cruel mockery – as they try to figure out how a seemingly perfect relationship came to this unhappy state of affairs. As the story continues, hidden secrets surface, embarrassing insecurities are exposed, and before the story ends the characters all learn just a little too much about each other, with hysterical results.
In Maple Ridge Oct 24 to 26 at 730pm and Oct 27 at 1pm at the Albion Community Centre In Pitt Meadows Nov 7 to 9 at 730pm and Nov 10 at 1pm at Heritage Hall
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Online sales close 2 hours before each showtime. Unless we are Sold Out, there may also be tickets available at the door. Cash only at the venue.
Festival Seating. Season Passholders will be admitted first. Please come early if your seating location is important to you. Auditorium doors open 1/2 hour before showtime.
This show is not recommended for children. It contains sexual innuendo and adult subject matter. Facility is wheelchair accessible. Please arrive a minimum of 40 minutes before showtime for advance seating.
Genuine thanks for your support of Emerald Pig, and keeping the arts alive in our community!
Featuring: Kelly Wersta as Rob Aliocha Perriard-Abdoh as Betty Michelle Stanley as Cheryl Murray Hachey as Greg
The Production Team Producer: Angela Bell Director: Hazel Eason Set Design: Hazel Eason Lighting and Sound Designs: Angela Bell Props: Team Effort Posters & Programs: Angela Bell Social Media: Angela Bell Costumes: Cast Front of House Coordination: Angela Bell Front of House Volunteers: Anita Kitkowski, Dominic Renaud, Halia Hirniak, Heather Lee, Heather VanOene, Karla Scribner, Kathleen Hatley, Kathryn Du Crôs, Jeffrey Love, Maria Carter, Peanut White, Robin Perry, Simon Challenger, Steve Bradley
Buying the Moose is produced by special arrangement with PLAYWRIGHTS GUILD OF CANADA
Based on the iconic screenplay featuring Debra Winger, Shirley MacLaine, Jack Nicholson and Jeff Daniels.
In Maple Ridge May 2, 3, 4 at 7:30pm and May 5 at 1pm at the Albion Community Centre In Pitt Meadows May 9, 10, 11 at 7:30pm and May 12 at 1pm at Heritage Hall
Challenges in life and love test the resilience of a mother-daughter relationship in Dan Gordon’s adaptation of Terms of Endearment, based on the book by Pulitzer Prize-winner Larry McMurtry and James L. Brooks’s screenplay of the Oscar-winning film. Though Emma is often exasperated by her highly-opinionated mother, Aurora, they talk every day about their problems, from Aurora finding unexpected love even as she becomes a reluctant grandmother, to Emma’s struggle in her troubled marriage. But when they need one another most, will they be able to find courage in each other? This funny and touching story captures the delicate, sometimes fractured bonds between mothers and daughters, husbands and wives, and lovers, both old and new.
Online sales close 2 hours before each showtime. Please feel welcome to come to the live event, there may be tickets available at the door.
Seating is first come first served (festival seating). We do not save seats, please come early if your seating location is important to you. Auditorium doors open 1/2 hour before showtime.
Contains some coarse language and adult themes. This show is not suitable for young children.
Facility is wheelchair accessible. Please arrive a minimum of 40 minutes before showtime for advance seating.
Genuine thanks for your support of Emerald Pig, and keeping the arts alive in our community!
The Production Team Producers: Angela Bell and Simon Challenger Director: Angela Bell Production Assistants: Michelle Stanley and Karla Scribner Stage Crew: Derek Barnett and Violet Sea Technical and Set Designs: Angela Bell Set Construction: Simon Challenger Props: Team Effort Program: Angela Bell Poster Design: Terms of Endearment logo by Playscripts Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Text information etc Angela Bell Costumes: Charlene Rowley Audition Support: Heather Lee / Simon Challenger Front of House Lead: Robin Perry
The Cast Kate Du Cros as Aurora Greenway Paige Conzatti as Emma Greenway Henry Bartak as Garrett Breedlove Paul Sawyer as Flap Horton Anita Kitkowski as Patsy/Doris/Nurse Simon Challenger as Rudyard/Dr. Maise
With Michelle Stanley as “Operator” Karla Scribner as “Heather” Griffin Bell as “Teddy” Angela Bell as “Young Woman”
Terms of Endearment is presented by special arrangement with Playscripts Inc. www.playscripts.com
