DUNDAS LITTLE THEATRE
COMING SOON
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COMING SOON 〰️
PERFORMANCEs:
Friday, November 6 at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, November 7 at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, November 8 at 2:00 p.m.
Friday, November 13 at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, November 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, November 15 at 2:00 p.m.
Thursday, November 19 at 7:30 p.m.
Friday, November 20 at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, November 21 at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, November 22 at 2:00 p.m.
CHECK OUT MY preview interview WITH PRODUCER BRIAN MORTON BELOW (SCROLL DOWN)
look for my full review coming november 9!
SYNOPSIS:
A well-meaning community theatre attempts to stage a 1920s murder mystery—only for everything imaginable to go disastrously, hilariously wrong. Welcome to opening night at a well-meaning community theatre, where an eager cast is attempting to stage an Agatha Christie-style murder mystery set in the 1920s.
Unfortunately, almost nothing goes according to plan. Missing props, collapsing scenery, forgotten lines, unconscious actors, and an increasingly desperate production team turn the evening into one brilliantly choreographed catastrophe.
Fast, physical, and delightfully ridiculous, The Play That Goes Wrong proves that no matter how badly things unravel, the show must somehow go on.
PERFORMANCES AT:
DUNDAS LITTLE THEATRE
37 Market Street South, Dundas, Ontario
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TICKETS, PLEASE VISIT:
dundas little theatre box office
PREVIEW: MAKING IT RIGHT IN “THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG” - INTERVIEW WITH PRODUCER BRIAN MORTON
A mischief theatre masterpiece, The Play That Goes Wrong proves that no matter how badly things unravel, the show must somehow go on.
I had the pleasure of a virtual interview with the show’s producer Brian Morton and together, we discuss the intense rehearsal process, the ambitious set design for the fearless Dundas Little Theatre crew and why mischief theatre is a delightful experience to watch unfold…
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PREVIEW: EMOTIONAL STAKES ON THE MENU IN DUNDAS LITTLE THEATRE’S “LATE COMPANY”
Emotional stakes are on the menu in Late Company, a play that shines a harsh and necessary light on 21st century society and volatile youth culture, asking the urgent question: are we too late?
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Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman remains a relevant piece of theatre 76 years after its first staging on Broadway. It is a deeply tragic but extremely rewarding theatrical experience that explores mental health, capitalism and the harsh realities of one’s broken dreams and aspirations…
PREVIEW: “DEATH OF A SALESMAN” WITH DIRECTOR MATTHEW WILLSON
An American classic is coming to Dundas Little Theatre in October/November with Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman. I had the pleasure of a virtual interview with director Matthew Willson where we discuss his inspiration, the highlights and challenges of staging the production and how this play continues to resonate with audiences.
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At the helm is director Jared Lenover who shares his thoughts about adapting the play, casting decisions, making the production accessible (in several important ways) and bringing, what we hope, is a breath of fresh air into the works of The Bard.
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When does the truth heal and when does it hurt? How can we resolve painful moments from our past without impacting our present and beyond? What we discover at Dundas Little Theatre’s season opener is that as good as the truth might be, too much can stir up serious trouble…
PREVIEW INTERVIEW WITH DLT’s SARA BURDULIS
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PREVIEW - All Riddled with Flaws and Just So Painfully Human…
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PREVIEW INTERVIEW with GRAND HORIZONS director Ryan Trepanier
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PREVIEW: Interview with DLT's Jared Lenover
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The combination of a profoundly relevant script, a director and crew who understood the context and the talents of the cast make the final show in the 2022-2023 season a must-see.
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