Moving Day - Sept 13 to Oct 8 by Cathy Elliot In Moving Day, Cathy Elliot holds the audience captive from start to finish. (Barrie Examiner) This is a one woman, musical tour de force. In the style of Shirley Valentine, Elliot pushes the boundries, and delivers a message to all of us who have ever felt trapped by the responsibilities of our lives. Taking place on the night of the historic Appollo 11 landing, Sharon, gets in touch with her inner Godzilla, and confronts and examines these issues head on! "A warm and believable performance" Eye Weekly.
Sexy Laundry - May 31 to June 25 -SUCCESS by Michele Rimi The set is a swank hotel room occupied by a middle-aged couple in the hopes of rekindling some passion in their 25 year marriage. To accomplish that task, she's brought along Sex for Dummies, not to mention a few unusual clothing items and accessories. the journey from Niagara to Viagara continues to be swift, terrifying, and of course sidespittingly funny
I love you, you're perfect, NOW CHANGE - June 28 to July 28 - SUCCESS Book and Lyrics by Joe Dipietro, music by Jimmy Roberts Off Broadway's longest running musical arrives in Orillia! Celebrating a decade of delighting New York audiences Love Perfect may have left NYC, but has turned up in over 400 cities. Critics have called it "Hip Antics in an Age of Safe Sex" (NY Times) and "Seinfeld Set to Music" (Street Ledger). This show bravely tackles issues from long restroom line ups, to passing on. It is at times hysterical, but is also a sincere introspective musical peek into our everyday lives.
Thumbs - Aug 2 to Aug 27 - SUCCESS by Rupert Holmes Truly a comedy thriller which "sets the stage for fun, games, and considerable self parody" (NY Times) A man is suprised by a visit from his ex wife at his isolated cabin in a blizzard. The resulting revelations and twists grow into a murder investigation, with a small town woman sheriff playing the starring role. A bumbling assistant and a handsome young boyfriend spice up the mix. Keep yourself guessing, Agatha Christie herself would sit up and applaud!