Home

7PM – Wednesdays to Saturdays
2PM Matinees – Saturdays & Sundays
No telephone booking
Please buy tickets at the door or book online at eventbrite.ca
For information – 604 224 8007 ext. 3

In rural Ireland, shy farmer Anthony and determined neighbour Rosemary navigate land feuds, family grudges, and eccentric twists. When Anthony’s inheritance is threatened, Rosemary steps into the fight. Poetic, dark, and wickedly funny, Outside Mullingar is a tender battle against time, mortality, and the stubbornness of love.

TICKETS

Dracula – A comedy of Terrors by Gordon Greenberg & Steve Rosen
Production Company: DSR Productions
Directed by Mark Carter
Lighting Design: Darren Hales, Set Design: Glenn MacDonald, Sound Design: Eric St Laurent, Makeup Design: Richard Elsom, Costume and Puppet Design: Emma Pabuaya, Production Assistant: Sandy Wohl.
Starring: Maia Beresford, Joshua Berg, Jackie Charrois, Michael Charrois, Quinn Churchill
and Ellie King.

TICKETS

*“Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors” has a content warning that includes unwanted sexual advances, sensuality, simulated sex scenes, coarse language and mature themes. This production uses Heavy strobe lighting and haze/smoke effects. Recommended for patrons 11 and older.

As the Chef and Owner of the best restaurant in the world, ever, Joe should be on top of his game. Instead, he leads a troubled and haunted life. A fateful string of events leads Joe, his staff and clientele, into a night filled with love, loss and an unforgettable dining experience.
Written by Jessie Richardson Theatre Award winner, Rick Dobran and Directed by Karen Hamm, this touching Dramatic Comedy will inspire you to take a new look at the world around you.

TICKETS

A novella by Charles Dickens
Adapted by Sarah Rodgers and Naomi Wright
Original music and lyrics by Christopher King
Directed by Sarah Rodgers with music direction by Christopher King

This charming Christmas tale, more beloved in its day than A Christmas Carol, has all the wit and humour of a classic Dickens story bubbling with music, song and fairytale magic, and let’s not forget: a singing Cricket!

United Players of Vancouver

By Aaron Bushkowsky
Directed by Johnna Wright
In association with Solo Collective

After a dire medical prognosis, Jackie matches up her incompetent and “lost” professor husband Ben with Rachel, her super organized, now retired best friend, before heading off to Mexico for risky treatment. But, after six months of experimental drugs with another patient, Suzi, who defies expectations, Jackie returns only to find Ben a completely changed man – and not necessarily for the good. A comedy about friendships over time and how love changes.

United Players of Vancouver

To The Fringe
Ken Scott reading

“Little Big Man” Norman Foreman, in tribute to his best friend Jack Fenton, embarks on a road trip to try out his comedy act at community centres and comedy clubs en route to the Fringe festival stage.
Parallel to the road trip is Uncle Leo’s helpful research to locate his birth father, who could be any 1 of 4 gents that single mom Sadie recalls from her almost forgotten past.

Questions: ka.scott@shaw.ca

Play on Words Productions reimagines the iconic musical Pippin as a raw, underground nightclub fever dream.

Inside a decaying club suspended between life and death, the party never ends—sweat, smoke, and shadows blur the line between desire and destruction. Misfit souls, beautiful but broken, dance endlessly in search of release, desperate to escape their endless cycle. When Pippin, a lost young man, stumbles inside, he becomes their chance at freedom. Guided by the magnetic Leading Player, Pippin is seduced by the promise of ultimate glory.

Dark, raw, and reckless, this Pippin is a haunting exploration of purpose and temptation, where performance is survival, and the choice is devastating: burn in the fire, or walk away.
Contact: playonwordspro@gmail.com
Website: www.powpro.ca

Adapted for the stage by Lee Hall, based on the Paddy Chayefsky film
Directed by Kathleen Duborg

News anchorman Howard Beale isn’t pulling in viewers. In what is to be his final broadcast, he unravels live on screen, and as the ratings soar, Howard becomes the biggest thing on TV.

United Players of Vancouver

By Carys D. Coburn

Directed by Joan Bryans

CITYSONG is a kaleidoscopic journey through the streets of Dublin — but its themes of growing up, growing old, and the inescapable rhythms of city life speak to every urban soul. Told through a single day in the life of a city, this lyrical play lets us hear the thoughts of babies, teens, lovers, loners, and elders, all threaded through a richly woven auditory and emotional landscape.

“A tender, electrifying love letter to city life.” – The Guardian
“This is theatre at its most musical, most human.” – The Irish Times

CITYSONG is a timely reminder of the beauty and pain in everyday lives — a celebration of the extraordinary within the ordinary.

Website: http://www.vitalsparktheatre.com/

By George Bernard Shaw
Directed by Lauren Taylor

A sparkling examination of romance, sex, love, negotiated relationships, the clash between knowledge and ignorance, political manoeuverings, war, and hope. One of Shaw’s most glittering comedies.

United Players of Vancouver