ANNIE JR.

Get ready to be swept away by the talent, energy, and heart of our amazing youth performers as they bring the beloved story of Annie Jr. to life—a story filled with hope, courage, friendship, and the belief that tomorrow can always bring something brighter.

Proudly sponsored by Mud Creek Rotary, this youth-led production celebrates the creativity, confidence, and leadership of the next generation, both on stage and behind the scenes.

Join us for a joyful musical adventure filled with unforgettable songs, laughter, and plenty of heart. You will leave smiling, inspired, and cheering for Annie and her friends every step of the way!

Thank you for supporting our mission, your support is invaluable.

Scrappy Lady Productions presents The Strike at Putney Church

Excitement is in the air! Get ready to be part of something extraordinary as Scrappy Lady Productions present the hilarious play, The Strike at Putney Church. It's 1922 and the women of Prince Edward Island have recently won the right to vote. When the women of Putney arrange for a female foreign missionary to come speak at their church, they are shocked when the elders of the church decree that a woman has no place in the pulpit. Hilarity ensues as the women of Putney Church show just how far they're willing to go to assert their rights as women and members of Putney Church. 

Tickets: $25.00

Scrappy Lady Productions presents The Strike at Putney Church

Excitement is in the air! Get ready to be part of something extraordinary as Scrappy Lady Productions present the hilarious play, The Strike at Putney Church. It's 1922 and the women of Prince Edward Island have recently won the right to vote. When the women of Putney arrange for a female foreign missionary to come speak at their church, they are shocked when the elders of the church decree that a woman has no place in the pulpit. Hilarity ensues as the women of Putney Church show just how far they're willing to go to assert their rights as women and members of Putney Church. 

Tickets $25.00, with pay-what-you-can rehearsal on Friday, Aug 7th

Wining and Dying

Wining and Dying by Canadian Playwright Katherine Albers. When the husband of an award-winning vintner is found dead in the wine cellar, few tears are shed for him. As information about the cad's despicable activities mounts up, the number of suspects grows. Who hated him enough to kill him--and what will they do to get away with it? A comedic murder mystery.

Tickets: $20 each

Suitable for 13+

Valley Drama School presents the story behind the famous ballet in this theatrical adaptation!

Join Valley Drama School for an evening of magic, comedy and adventure (complete with an evil sorcerer and swan princesses) perfect for families!

More about the story of Swan Lake: The law of the land says that Prince Siegfried must chose a bride by the end of his twenty-first birthday, but the princesses assembled by the queen and Lord Chamberlain just won’t do! So Siegfried escapes later that evening for a quick hunting expedition into the woods, where he nearly shoots at what turns out to be his one true love, Odette. Unfortunately for her and Siegfried, Odette is under a spell of evil sorcerer Von Rothbart and is doomed to spend her days as a swan, taking her human form only at night. It’s all part of the master plan for Von Rothbart, who will stop at nothing to gain power over the kingdom — including using his daughter Odile to trick Siegfried and capture the throne. Luckily, just when it looks as though Von Rothbart will have his way, true love prevails.

Presented by Valley Drama School

Tickets: $22.63 (fees included) (students $17.31 fees included)

Available in advance online or at the door before each show.

$50 Festival Passes to see all 3 main stage shows available now!

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Step into a world where logic dissolves and reality flickers at the edges with A Midsummer Night’s Dream, presented by Wolfville Social Club.

This reimagined production transforms Shakespeare’s familiar tale into something uncanny and immersive. What begins as a story of lovers’ quarrels quickly unravels into a disorienting landscape where identities shift, power dynamics blur, and the line between fantasy and reality disappears. Like wandering too far into the woods—or stepping through a looking glass—the world reshapes itself, leaving characters grasping for certainty in a place governed by unseen forces.

Featuring gender-swapped roles, the production offers a fluid and dynamic exploration of affection, jealousy, and ambition. Relationships evolve in real time, challenging assumptions about authority and identity while inviting audiences to see the story from unexpected perspectives.

Directed by Jim Hill, the production balances surreal transformation with emotional immediacy, grounding its strangeness in deeply human connection. An intimate staging draws audiences close to the action, while design elements create a living, breathing world where magic seeps in quietly before taking full hold.

Following acclaimed productions like The Rocky Horror Show and a midwinter festival of one-act plays, Wolfville Social Club continues its commitment to bold, inclusive, and community-driven theatre. This Midsummer Night’s Dream embraces contradiction—playful yet disquieting, familiar yet strange—and lingers like a dream that resists easy interpretation.

Tickets: $25 in advance, $30 at the door

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Step into a world where logic dissolves and reality flickers at the edges with A Midsummer Night’s Dream, presented by Wolfville Social Club.

This reimagined production transforms Shakespeare’s familiar tale into something uncanny and immersive. What begins as a story of lovers’ quarrels quickly unravels into a disorienting landscape where identities shift, power dynamics blur, and the line between fantasy and reality disappears. Like wandering too far into the woods—or stepping through a looking glass—the world reshapes itself, leaving characters grasping for certainty in a place governed by unseen forces.

Featuring gender-swapped roles, the production offers a fluid and dynamic exploration of affection, jealousy, and ambition. Relationships evolve in real time, challenging assumptions about authority and identity while inviting audiences to see the story from unexpected perspectives.

Directed by Jim Hill, the production balances surreal transformation with emotional immediacy, grounding its strangeness in deeply human connection. An intimate staging draws audiences close to the action, while design elements create a living, breathing world where magic seeps in quietly before taking full hold.

Following acclaimed productions like The Rocky Horror Show and a midwinter festival of one-act plays, Wolfville Social Club continues its commitment to bold, inclusive, and community-driven theatre. This Midsummer Night’s Dream embraces contradiction—playful yet disquieting, familiar yet strange—and lingers like a dream that resists easy interpretation.

Tickets: $25 in advance, $30 at the door

(Thursday May 28 PWYC)

Senior Acting presents Charles Dickens' classic story in this exciting, theatrical adaptation.

The life of the poor country lad, Pip, changes one day when an unknown benefactor sees that the young man is brought to London and made a gentleman. But who is behind Pip’s “great expectations,” and why is it kept a secret? By the time Pip learns the truth of his circumstances, he has gotten involved with some fascinating people and undergone a vital change of character.

Valley Drama School's Senior Acting class invites you to an exciting evening at the theatre! Come and experience Charles Dickens' Victorian classic, full of spectacular performances, costumes, comedy and drama!

Presented by Valley Drama School

Tickets: $22.63 (fees included) (students $17.31 fees included)

Available in advance online or at the door before each show.

$50 Festival Passes to see all 3 main stage shows available now!

Valley Drama School's Junior Acting presents the classic, heartwarming story, based on the beloved novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett.

Mary Lennox, known as a difficult child, is sent to live at her uncle’s estate in England, but Misselthwaite Manor turns out to be a gloomy fortress. To her surprise, Mary discovers a strange walled garden that has been locked up for years. With the assistance of Dickon, the gardener’s apprentice, Mary brings the garden back to life and discovers Dickon’s amazing ability to communicate with animals. The garden seems to have a wonderful, magical effect on all who come into it, allowing Mary to help restore her cousin Colin to health and to reunite him with his father.

Join us for a family night at the theatre, full of laughter, memorable characters, and a magical secret garden!

Presented by Valley Drama School

Tickets: $22.63 (fees included) (students $17.31 fees included)

Available in advance online or at the door before each show.

$50 Festival Passes to see all 3 main stage shows available now!

On Thursday, April 30, Women of Wolfville (WOW) will take to the stage at the Al Whittle Theatre for three powerful performances of their newest production, Uncensored Voices

Tickets $15 in advance at EOS Fine Foods or at the door if available.

Funds raised from this year’s performance will support three impactful charities:
1- the beloved Wolfville Memorial Library, ensuring it can continue serving the community during a time of financial pressure;
2 - Frugal Moms, who help individuals and families live well with less; and
3 - Dense Breasts Canada (DBC), champions of awareness and advocacy for better breast cancer screening in Nova Scotia.

In past years, support came primarily through advertising sales.
This year, WOW is opening the door wider, inviting the entire community to be part of bringing this production to life. Every contribution matters. No donation is too small, and all sponsors—unless they prefer to remain anonymous—will be acknowledged during the performances. Sponsorship helps cover the costs of staging the show—lighting, sound, sets, and production expenses and any funds raised beyond those costs will go directly to support our charities.

When community voices come together, powerful things happen.�Join WOW in helping bring Uncensored Voices to the stage.

WOW account email for etransfers:
Name of account: Women of Wolfville
Email: mudcreek28@outlook.com

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Winter Warmers One Act Plays

The festival runs from 7:00 to 9:00 pm, including intermission. Expect a surprising and delightful night of laughs, tears, and theatrical turns as we gather against the cold and mark the slow return of light during winter’s longest stretch.

Join us in this very hygge celebration, where we take comfort in the warmth that grows when people sit together and watch something live unfold while winter holds fast. Presented by Wolfville Social Club, this one-act festival continues the company’s commitment to intimate, community-centred theatre that brings people in from the cold and sends them home warmer than when they arrived.

Tickets $15 in advance online or $20 at the door

Presented by Wolfville Social Club

Winter Warmers One Act Plays

The festival runs from 7:00 to 9:00 pm, including intermission. Expect a surprising and delightful night of laughs, tears, and theatrical turns as we gather against the cold and mark the slow return of light during winter’s longest stretch.

Join us in this very hygge celebration, where we take comfort in the warmth that grows when people sit together and watch something live unfold while winter holds fast. Presented by Wolfville Social Club, this one-act festival continues the company’s commitment to intimate, community-centred theatre that brings people in from the cold and sends them home warmer than when they arrived.

Tickets $15 in advance online or $20 at the door.

Presented by Wolfville Social Club

Please Note: Low Sensory Shows are Saturdays at 2:00PM

Brave enough to come up to the lab...? Join us for 11:00PM showtimes on Oct 11th and Oct 18th for a very special time...

After becoming engaged, straight-laced couple Brad Majors and Janet Weiss set out to visit their old friend and former professor. En route, a heavy storm leads them to the doors of the secluded and mysterious castle of eccentric scientist Dr. Frank ‘N’ Furter, where they meet his servants and bear witness to his latest experiment. What ensues is a night of pleasure, horror and discovery that will force Brad and Janet to question everything they know.

“Audiences are going to fall in love with the chaos, the camp, the music—and hopefully themselves a little, too,” says Linda Levy Fisk, Co-Director.

Premiering exactly 50 years after the 1975 film, this live-stage rock-musical production honours the original’s defiant spirit. Rocky Horror broke taboos around gender, sexuality, and performance—becoming a cult refuge for outsiders and queer communities for generations. Now, in rural Nova Scotia, queer culture continues to evolve and invite everyone to participate, in direct opposition to growing global tensions, making this production more vital than ever.

“This was the show that made me feel seen as a teenager,” says performer Adrien Lewis, “To be in this show—here in Wolfville—is a full-circle moment.”

After producing LOVE LETTERS in fall 2024 and KRAPP’S LAST TAPE in Spring 2025, this rendition of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW marks the largest live production of the show in the Annapolis Valley's history - and the first musical produced by Jeremy Banks. It could not have even been considered without the incredible support of audiences, backstage team, and the donated time of incredible theatre talent on stage.

“This isn’t just a musical,” says producer Jeremy Banks. “It’s a celebration of difference and a challenge to the norm. In our version, we’re breaking audience expectations even more than the original—featuring a trans performer in a lead role, gender-bending casting, and a renewed focus on joy, risk, and transformation. It’s everything Rocky Horror should be— absolutely unforgettable.” 

Presented by Wolfville Social Club
 jer.banks+ROCKYHORROR@gmail.com

TICKETS $39 in advance; $44 at the door

Please Note: Low Sensory Shows are Saturdays at 2:00PM

Brave enough to come up to the lab...? Join us for 11:00PM showtimes on Oct 11th and Oct 18th for a very special time...

After becoming engaged, straight-laced couple Brad Majors and Janet Weiss set out to visit their old friend and former professor. En route, a heavy storm leads them to the doors of the secluded and mysterious castle of eccentric scientist Dr. Frank ‘N’ Furter, where they meet his servants and bear witness to his latest experiment. What ensues is a night of pleasure, horror and discovery that will force Brad and Janet to question everything they know.

“Audiences are going to fall in love with the chaos, the camp, the music—and hopefully themselves a little, too,” says Linda Levy Fisk, Co-Director.

Premiering exactly 50 years after the 1975 film, this live-stage rock-musical production honours the original’s defiant spirit. Rocky Horror broke taboos around gender, sexuality, and performance—becoming a cult refuge for outsiders and queer communities for generations. Now, in rural Nova Scotia, queer culture continues to evolve and invite everyone to participate, in direct opposition to growing global tensions, making this production more vital than ever.

“This was the show that made me feel seen as a teenager,” says performer Adrien Lewis, “To be in this show—here in Wolfville—is a full-circle moment.”

After producing LOVE LETTERS in fall 2024 and KRAPP’S LAST TAPE in Spring 2025, this rendition of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW marks the largest live production of the show in the Annapolis Valley's history - and the first musical produced by Jeremy Banks. It could not have even been considered without the incredible support of audiences, backstage team, and the donated time of incredible theatre talent on stage.

“This isn’t just a musical,” says producer Jeremy Banks. “It’s a celebration of difference and a challenge to the norm. In our version, we’re breaking audience expectations even more than the original—featuring a trans performer in a lead role, gender-bending casting, and a renewed focus on joy, risk, and transformation. It’s everything Rocky Horror should be— absolutely unforgettable.” 

Presented by Wolfville Social Club
 jer.banks+ROCKYHORROR@gmail.com

TICKETS $39 in advance; $44 at the door

Please Note: Low Sensory Shows are Saturdays at 2:00PM

After becoming engaged, straight-laced couple Brad Majors and Janet Weiss set out to visit their old friend and former professor. En route, a heavy storm leads them to the doors of the secluded and mysterious castle of eccentric scientist Dr. Frank ‘N’ Furter, where they meet his servants and bear witness to his latest experiment. What ensues is a night of pleasure, horror and discovery that will force Brad and Janet to question everything they know.

“Audiences are going to fall in love with the chaos, the camp, the music—and hopefully themselves a little, too,” says Linda Levy Fisk, Co-Director.

Premiering exactly 50 years after the 1975 film, this live-stage rock-musical production honours the original’s defiant spirit. Rocky Horror broke taboos around gender, sexuality, and performance—becoming a cult refuge for outsiders and queer communities for generations. Now, in rural Nova Scotia, queer culture continues to evolve and invite everyone to participate, in direct opposition to growing global tensions, making this production more vital than ever.

“This was the show that made me feel seen as a teenager,” says performer Adrien Lewis, “To be in this show—here in Wolfville—is a full-circle moment.”

After producing LOVE LETTERS in fall 2024 and KRAPP’S LAST TAPE in Spring 2025, this rendition of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW marks the largest live production of the show in the Annapolis Valley's history - and the first musical produced by Jeremy Banks. It could not have even been considered without the incredible support of audiences, backstage team, and the donated time of incredible theatre talent on stage.

“This isn’t just a musical,” says producer Jeremy Banks. “It’s a celebration of difference and a challenge to the norm. In our version, we’re breaking audience expectations even more than the original—featuring a trans performer in a lead role, gender-bending casting, and a renewed focus on joy, risk, and transformation. It’s everything Rocky Horror should be— absolutely unforgettable.” 

Presented by Wolfville Social Club
 jer.banks+ROCKYHORROR@gmail.com

TICKETS $39 in advance; $44 at the door

Senior Acting students will enchant audiences with a magical new adaptation of this classic tale!

Presented by Valley Drama School

Tickets: $22.00 (students $15)

Available in advance online or at the door before each show.

$50 Festival Passes to see all 5 main stage shows available now!