Tickets
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Join us for our 2024-25 season: an all-Canadian slate of powerful stories and characters as we explore what it is to be human… and inhuman…
FALL 2024
NEVER SWIM ALONE (comedy)
By Daniel MacIvor
Directed by Valmai Goggin
October 23rd - 26th, 2024 | 7:30pm
PWYC Preview Tuesday October 22
Running time: 50 minutes (one act)
Motyer-Fancy Theatre
Life is a spring to the finish line. Just don’t look back. A hilarious and haunting play about toxic bromances, brutal rivalries, and the memories we can’t outswim.
Eventbrite ticket info coming soon!
THE DARK (new work)
Created by Ian McFarlane and Kiera Galway
November 2nd – 3rd, 2024 | 7:30pm
** at the Sackville Waterfowl Park **
A young girl puts her ear to the ice of a river. What mysteries lie beneath? THE DARK is a design-led, outdoor staging of a new work by local poet Keagan Hawthorne.
PWYC event – Eventbrite registration coming soon!
ALBERTINE IN FIVE TIMES (drama)
By Michel Tremblay
Translated by Linda Gaboriau
Directed by Paul Griffin
December 4th – 7th, 2024 | 7:30pm
PWYC Preview Tuesday December 3
Running time: 70 minutes (one act)
Motyer-Fancy Theatre
Meet Albertine. She is 30. She is 40. She is 50. She is 60. She is 70. A moving play about time, family, and the capacity to persist.
Eventbrite ticket info coming soon!
WINTER 2025
VICTOR '25 (comedy)
Created by Alex Fancy and Tintamarre: Mount Allison’s bilingual theatre troupe
February 5th – 8th, 2025 | 7:30pm
PWYC Preview Tuesday February 4
Running time: 70 minutes (one act)
Motyer-Fancy Theatre
A monstrous and precocious child. Smug, bourgeois parents. It’s Victor’s 9th birthday. What could go wrong?
Eventbrite ticket info coming soon!
IF WE WERE BIRDS
By Erin Shields
Directed by Jay Whitehead
March 26th – 29th, 2025 | 7:30pm
PWYC Preview Tuesday March 25
Running time: 80 minutes (one act)
Motyer-Fancy Theatre
Women silenced through violence. Now is the time to not look away. This award-winning play is an unflinching commentary on contemporary war and its aftermath delivered through the lens of Greek Tragedy.
Eventbrite ticket info coming soon!
