Theatre Consultant Tour

We will be hosting professional theatre consultant Joan MacLean this Saturday and Sunday (April 14,15 2007). She will be workshoping our two Skeena Zone Drama Festival entries. If you are interested in watching these workshops, please contact the directors for more information on times and content.

• Email Chris Stone
• Email Marianne Weston

April Production: 2006/2007

Terrace Little Theatre presents... (DATES FINALIZED!!! See below...)
The Secret Garden
Adapted for the stage by Paul Ledoux
from the book by Frances Hodgeson Burnett
Directed by Chris Stone

After losing her parents in an cholera epidemic, a bitter young girl named Mary Lennox is sent to live in England with her reclusive Uncle. Eventually she discovers her bedridden cousin and a 'secret garden' that once belonged to her deceased aunt. With the help of her cousin, the kindly Dikon, and a little 'magic', can Mary find a way to bring love back to her family?
Featuring performances by children, grown-ups...and puppets!

DATES FINALIZED!!!
Performance Dates:
8pm Evenings: April 20, 21, 27; May 3, 4, 5
Matinees (2pm): April 22,28, & 29
McColl Playhouse
This will be one of two Skeena Zone Festival entries.
Tickets are $14. Available at Uniglobe Courtesy Travel

Return to Play

"The Drawer Boy" becomes "The Zoo Story"

The cast and crew of Terrace Little Theatre's "The Drawer Boy" have been forced to abandon their plans for a festival performance at the Skeena Zone Drama Festival this year.

"We are devastated", says director Marianne Brorup Weston. Due to an actor requiring surgery that turned out to take him out of commission for the immediate future, the project was halted last week when a search for a replacement actor failed.

Not one to be deterred, Brorup Weston is taking the remaining cast and crew forward with a smaller, but equally exciting project, the classic Edward Albee play, "The Zoo Story".

"A stumbling block can be turned into a stepping stone for bigger things if the talent and will is there", adds Brorup Weston. I have two incredibly talented actors and an amazing crew who deserve a chance to shine." She cites a supportive TLT Executive for giving her the encouragement and the chance to move ahead.

In the meantime,"The Drawer Boy" will go on Brorup Weston's back burner.
"When the time is right, it will come together."