AUDITIONS-
A MUSICAL REVUE
By Mike Arseneault
August 6- 8 2009
This musical looks into how laughter, resilience and an actor's passion can carry them through the tortured process of auditioning. The show is constructed to recognize some of the greatest songs ever written for musical theatre and not often performed. It's also a tribute to the work of many celebrated composers and lyricists.
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
By Edward Albee
August 27-30 2009
When middle-aged couple George and Martha return home drunk and quarrelsome from a college faculty party at two a.m., with the new young, handsome professor Nick and his mousy wife Honey close on their heels for a nightcap, a long night of malicious games, insults, humiliations, betrayals, painful confrontations and savage witticisms ensues. The secrets of both couples are laid bare and illusions are viciously exposed. When Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? first debuted in 1961, audiences and critics alike could not get enough of Edward Albee’s masterful darkly comedic play. Don’t miss it!
By Edward Albee
August 27-30 2009
When middle-aged couple George and Martha return home drunk and quarrelsome from a college faculty party at two a.m., with the new young, handsome professor Nick and his mousy wife Honey close on their heels for a nightcap, a long night of malicious games, insults, humiliations, betrayals, painful confrontations and savage witticisms ensues. The secrets of both couples are laid bare and illusions are viciously exposed. When Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? first debuted in 1961, audiences and critics alike could not get enough of Edward Albee’s masterful darkly comedic play. Don’t miss it!
WAITING FOR THE PARADE
By John Murrell
August 13-15 2009
Waiting for the Parade is set in Calgary, Alberta during World War II. This heartwarming play is a character driven drama that is presented in a series of snapshot vignettes. Five women - Catherine, Eve, Janet, Margaret and Marta are waiting for their loved ones to return home from the war while working for the war effort. This play is not only poignant and funny but also features some of the most beautiful war time songs of a bygone era.
By John Murrell
August 13-15 2009
Waiting for the Parade is set in Calgary, Alberta during World War II. This heartwarming play is a character driven drama that is presented in a series of snapshot vignettes. Five women - Catherine, Eve, Janet, Margaret and Marta are waiting for their loved ones to return home from the war while working for the war effort. This play is not only poignant and funny but also features some of the most beautiful war time songs of a bygone era.
©2009 Calliope Sound Productions
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Point of Viewing
By Todd McGinnis
August 20 - 22 2009
1 Live Broadcast. 3 Female Co-hosts.
10 Years of Baggage... Let the Games Begin.
When a technical mishap destroys their pre-taped prime-time, 10th Anniversary special, the three women who host TV’s most popular daytime talk show are forced to go live-to-air to replace it.
But behind-the-scenes politics, tell-all tabloid stories and rumours about the show's fate have lit the fuse on an emotional powder-keg.
Now, with no chance for edits or retakes, 10 years of off-camera differences are about to explode …on the air!