ALL EVENTS
WOW-Uncensored Voices —Thursday at 7:00pm PWYC, Friday at 7pm & Saturday at 1:00pm
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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Burlesque— 8:00PM
BURLESQUE: A Drag Musical
Get ready for a night of sass, sequins, and show-stopping performances as we bring you Burlesque: A Drag Musical live on stage!
Burlesque: A Drag Musical brings the glitz, drama, and fierce energy of the movie to life—reimagined through drag. Expect high-octane dance numbers, unforgettable lip-syncs, and show-stopping looks
Featuring local drag legends Brooke Rivers and Trinity Foxx, this live spectacle will have you cheering, laughing, and living for every beat. Whether you’re a diehard fan of Burlesque or just ready for fun a night, this is the event you won’t want to miss.
Featuring performances from Lady Corbeau, Elle Lixir, Babia Majora & Chris Van Green
Tickets: $25 each
18+ due to contents of the show
Take a Chance on Me- An ABBA Musical — 7pm
Merry Melodramas are back by popular demand! With a show for all you Dancing Queens out there! Take A Chance On Me - An ABBA Musical! A comedic murder mystery, set to the music of ABBA!
You're invited to the wedding of Benny Water and Anni Lyngstad. A most joyous occasion. That is, until one of the wedding party takes the phrase, "'til death do us part" a little too seriously. Will they say "I Do, I Do, I Do"? Or send out an "S.O.S"? Find out by watching Take A Chance On Me - An ABBA Musical murder mystery with all of ABBA's greatest hits played by a live band.
Starring:
Erin Murley - Anni Lyngstad
Tyler Dempsey - Benny Water
Colin Boyd - Fern Lyngstad/Father Morgan
Carolyn Curry - Mia Lyngstad
DJ DeCoste - Lou Water
Josh Noiles - Randall Pears
Mallory Boyd - Honey Andersson
The Secret Garden— 7:00pm
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!
Great Expectations— 7:00pm
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!
A Midsummer Night’s Dream —Friday and Saturday at 7:00pm (Thursday May 28 7:00pm-PWYC)
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)
A Midsummer Night’s Dream —Thursday thru Saturday at 7:00pm and Saturday at 2pm
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
Swan Lake— 7:00pm
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 Little Bit Much—7:30pm
A Little Bit Much
with Chela Davison
A one-woman show about becoming. And being unbecoming. Chela Davison dishes the dirt about a life filled with ideas, jokes, sex, drugs, travel, hairdressing, dating, marriage, kids, coaching and relentless personal growth. Shaking her fist at the excruciating and unwinnable game of “having it all” and “being somebody”, this is for anyone – particularly any woman – who’s been told they’re “a little bit much”. Directed and Dramaturged by TJ Dawe.
Mature language & Content. 14+
Comedy Caravan: On the Road Again— Friday, Saturday at 7pm & Saturday at 2pm
Canada: He’s not respecting my boundaries.
Counsellor: That must be very taxing….
Canada: Oh don’t get me started on that subject!
US: See? She starts talking like that and it’s like a wall goes up. Not listening!
Oh no! Can couples counselling save Canada and the US? Can a word association game bring them back together?
Come find out at Caravan Theatre’s latest comic offering - an evening of hilarious sketch comedy poking fun at current events and human foibles. All new material, with 40% more nonsense!
“Comedy Caravan: On the Road Again” plays at the Al Whittle theatre (Wolfville) April 24 & 25, with a pay-what-u-can (at the door) dress rehearsal on April 22. Tickets $25 ($20 student/under-waged). Appropriate for ages 16+
Does the plumber get the girl in the opera The Plumber Cometh? Who’s left alive at the end of the Slasher Musical? Witness two senior women reclaiming their power as they sort through old clothes and dreams that no longer fit. Summer camp, Google, cannibals, and dating troubles - we find the wild and whacky within it all.
The road trip you didn’t ask for (but definitely need)! Join Valley actors Alan Slipp, Thea Burton, Kathy France, Ross Chapman and Antonella Ponce for an evening of side-splitting laughter. Get your tickets early - Caravan’s productions sell out quickly.
For more information, visit www.caravantheatre.ca
Follow us on social media: www.facebook.com/caravantheatre or www.instagram.com/caravantheatre_ns/
Tickets $25 + fees online
$20 + fees (Students and underwaged)
Comedy Caravan: On the Road Again— 7pm PWYC
Canada: He’s not respecting my boundaries.
Counsellor: That must be very taxing….
Canada: Oh don’t get me started on that subject!
US: See? She starts talking like that and it’s like a wall goes up. Not listening!
Oh no! Can couples counselling save Canada and the US? Can a word association game bring them back together?
Come find out at Caravan Theatre’s latest comic offering - an evening of hilarious sketch comedy poking fun at current events and human foibles. All new material, with 40% more nonsense!
“Comedy Caravan: On the Road Again” plays at the Al Whittle theatre (Wolfville) April 24 & 25, with a pay-what-u-can (at the door) dress rehearsal on April 22. Tickets $25 ($20 student/under-waged). Appropriate for ages 16+
Does the plumber get the girl in the opera The Plumber Cometh? Who’s left alive at the end of the Slasher Musical? Witness two senior women reclaiming their power as they sort through old clothes and dreams that no longer fit. Summer camp, Google, cannibals, and dating troubles - we find the wild and whacky within it all.
The road trip you didn’t ask for (but definitely need)! Join Valley actors Alan Slipp, Thea Burton, Kathy France, Ross Chapman and Antonella Ponce for an evening of side-splitting laughter. Get your tickets early - Caravan’s productions sell out quickly.
TICKETS FOR WEDNESDAY APRIL 22
Pay What You Can -available at the door only
For more information, visit www.caravantheatre.ca
Follow us on social media: www.facebook.com/caravantheatre or www.instagram.com/caravantheatre_ns/
Solely Sondheim — Friday and Saturday at 7pm
Presented by Wolfville Theatre Collective
SOLELY SONDHEIM
Songs on relationships from Stephen Sondheim's Tony award winning shows and more with well known Valley performers: Thea Burton, Kate Hubley, Andrew Kasprzak, Nikki Lannan, Paula Rockwell, Steve Roe and Alan Slipp.
Recommended 14+
TICKETS $20 + booking fees in advance
$25 at the door
Winter Warmers — Friday and Saturday at 7:00pm
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 —Friday and Saturday at 7:00pm
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
Broken Leg Theatre — 7:00pm
Broken Leg Theatre: Foals in Love
Celebrating Valentine’s Day and The Year of the Horse!
Broken Leg Theatre is a family-friendly variety show that often features local performance artists such as DanceConXion, the Ukulele Ladies, Valley Ghost Walk ghosts, Valley Hooper Troopers and more! It happens three times a year and every show is simply amazing!! Don't miss it!
Our next show we're celebrating our 15th season - the traditional 15th anniversary gift is crystal, hence the theme. See pics of our past shows on our FB page: https://www.facebook.com/BrokenLegTheatre.
If you'd like to be involved in Broken Leg theatre (on the stage or behind the scenes), or if you would like to reserve a ticket, please contact Donna Holmes :O)
General Admission: $10.00, available at the door or by contacting Donna Holmes donnaholmes712@gmail.com
Christmas Music Bingo Concert - 2:00pm
No Registration Required — Free!
Family Christmas Music Bingo Concert & Sing-Along
Presented by Applesauce Productions and the Town of Wolfville
When: Saturday, December 20th, 2-3pm - Where: Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Join The Sparkles (Aurora Scott and Peter Davison) and their eccentric game show host, Silly Billy Barker, for a festive afternoon of live family music bingo! Sing along to classic holiday favorites, play for prizes, and enjoy a cheerful celebration where everyone’s a winner!
Suitable for children, families, and people of all ages and abilities.
Everyone is welcome to attend for FREE!
Broken Leg Theatre — 7:00pm
Broken Leg Theatre: Crystal Clear
Broken Leg Theatre is a family-friendly variety show that often features local performance artists such as DanceConXion, the Ukulele Ladies, Valley Ghost Walk ghosts, Valley Hooper Troopers and more! It happens three times a year and every show is simply amazing!! Don't miss it!
Our next show we're celebrating our 15th season - the traditional 15th anniversary gift is crystal, hence the theme. See pics of our past shows on our FB page: https://www.facebook.com/BrokenLegTheatre.
If you'd like to be involved in Broken Leg theatre (on the stage or behind the scenes), or if you would like to reserve a ticket, please contact Donna Holmes :O)
General Admission: $10.00, available at the door or by contacting Donna Holmes donnaholmes712@gmail.com
The Rocky Horror Show — Thursday & Friday 7:00pm, Saturday at 2:00pm & 11:00pm
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
The Rocky Horror Show — Thursday & Friday 7:00pm, Saturday at 2:00pm & 11:00pm
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
The Rocky Horror Show — Friday & Saturday at 7:00pm, Saturday at 2:00pm
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
The Rocky Horror Show — 7:00pm
The Rocky Horror Show PWYC Preview
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
Everyone is a Whittle Bit Gay - 8:00PM
Everyone is a Whittle Bit Gay presented by Valley Pride
Our two-time sellout Whittle show is back for a third year! We are beyond thrilled to present Everyone is a Whittle bit Gay, a show filled with queer music, comedy, drag, hoop, and burlesque.
Join Your local Drag Queer, Queera Bang, as they host a night to remember. They will be Joined by a variety of queer artists including G-Spott, Wuzzo, Colin Sick, Sadie, Farrah Cuda, Queen Morticious, Dee Compose, Vanessa Buttercup, Lacia Majora, Abhishek Bhuchar, and Nicole Keeping.
18+. $15 advance Tickets. $20 at the door if available, with ticket sales going directly to the performers and Valley Pride.
Broken Leg Theatre — 7:00pm
Broken Leg Theatre Presents Hot Diggity Dog
Broken Leg Theatre is a family-friendly variety show that often features local performance artists such as DanceConXion, the Ukulele Ladies, Valley Ghost Walk ghosts, Valley Hooper Troopers and more! It happens three times a year and every show is simply amazing!! Don't miss it!
Our next show happens on the first day of Summer so the theme is "Hot Diggity Dog" (watch for poster and more details soon). See pics of our past shows on the Facebook link.
If you'd like to be involved in Broken Leg theatre (on the stage or behind the scenes), or if you would like to reserve a ticket, please contact Donna Holmes :O)
General Admission: $10.00, available at the door or by contacting Donna Holmes donnaholmes712@gmail.com
Krapp's Last Tape - A Ray Baltzer Solo Show
Krapp's Last Tape - A Ray Baltzer Solo Show
by Samual Beckett, featuring Ray Baltzer, and directed by Jeremy Banks
He's like a grumpy old man arguing with his own audio ghost, and the whole thing is both hilarious, absurd and surprisingly poignant
On his 69th birthday, Krapp, a man who seems to have spent his life obsessed with self-recording, decides to re-listen to a tape from his younger self. This tape features his 39-year-old self, who is, in turn, listening to a tape from his early 20s. It's a story of memory gone awry, mostly featuring a mix of disdain, morbid humor, and a banana.
Presented by Jeremy Banks
jer.banks@gmail.com
$18 in advance, $20 at door
Purchase Tickets Online
Tir na nÓg Irish Dance—The Curtains Call 10:30AM & 2:00PM
Tir Na Nóg Irish Dance
25th Annual Festival Recital Showcase
Beauty and the Beast— 7:30pm
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!
Piper & Prejudice— 7:30pm
A comedic theatre production based on the beloved classic, Pride & Prejudice, performed by Valley Drama School's Senior Acting students!
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!
The Search for Delicious— 7:30pm
Valley Drama School's Junior Acting class performs Natalie Babbitt's classic tale. Join us for a family event full of adventure and fantasy!
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!
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow— 7:30pm
Join Valley Drama School's Intermediate Acting students for a ghostly story, adapted from the classic Gothic tale by Washington Irving.
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!
Thumbelina— 7:30pm
Valley Drama School's Junior Acting class performs Hans Christian Andersen's beloved tale. Join us for a family evening at the theatre!
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!
WOW: Hoping and Coping— Friday at 7:30pm & Saturday at 2:00pm & 7:30pm
For our 22nd year, the Women of Wolfville
are looking at how to channel life’s stresses
from the past, present and future. It is also
a celebration of community that is meant to
be plain old fun.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Tickets: $15.00 Available at Eos Natural Foods in Wolfville
The Minutes
Nobel prize winning playwright Tracy Lett's "The Minutes" is a humorous, yet scathing look into small town politics. Shedding light on how we as communities may define ourselves, what we value, and the lies we tell ourselves to maintain the status quo, this play asks questions we may not want to answer. A small town with a BIG secret, this show is an hour and a half full of laughter and thought-provoking commentary.
Show Times
Thu, Apr 24 7:00PM
Fri, Apr 25 7:00PM
Sat, Apr 26 2:00PM + 7:00PM
Wed, Apr 23 7:00PM is Pay What You Can
Tickets: $20.00 + fees available on showpass.com
Presented by Wolfville Theatre Collective
The Minutes — 7:00PM
Presented by Wolfville Theatre Collective
Pulitzer prize winning playwright Tracy Letts’ dark comedy, The Minutes, portrays a small-town council planning its Founders' Day celebration.
THIS SHOWTIME ONLY IS A PAY WHAT YOU CAN PERFORMANCE.
KOQM - 4pm
Presented by Acadia University
KOQM is a unique theatrical performance written and performed by Shalan Joudry and produced by Nestuita'si Storytelling. Koqm is a journey through time and land to experience the voices of fictional L'nu (Mi'kmaw) women. Guided by the strength of an ancient tree ("koqm"), the women's voices share with us their personal stories of grief, humour, and resiliency.
This event is free to attend, but spaces are limited. Register here.
Broken Leg Theatre — 7:00pm
Broken Leg Theatre: Love and Hisses
Broken Leg Theatre is a variety show full of Music, Comedy, Theatre, and Dance. It often features local performance artists such as Caravan Theatre, DanceConXion, the Ukulele Ladies, Valley Ghost Walk ghosts, and more three times a year. Every show is simply amazing!! Don't miss it!
If you'd like to be involved in Broken Leg theatre (on the stage or behind the scenes), or if you would like to reserve a ticket, please contact Donna Holmes :O)
donnaholmes712@gmail.com
General Admission: $10.00, available at the door or by contacting Donna Holmes donnaholmes712@gmail.com
New Earth Academy Kids Film Fest 6:00pm
New Earth Academy Kids Film Festival
Come have a look at these short films written, filmed and directed by the students of New Earth Academy.
Join us to get a peek at the vision of the film makers of the future. Students from New Earth Academy will be showcasing their class projects. As a bonus, we will screen a couple of the past Whitflix winner films to inspire the community to get creative and enter the 2025 Whitflix competition.
FREE ENTRY
A Christmas Carol & Holiday Party— 7:30pm
Valley Drama School’s Senior Acting Students present two one-act plays:
A Christmas Carol
Holiday Party
Valley Drama School’s Senior Acting students present a festive evening at the theatre! Join us at the Al Whittle for two one-act plays to celebrate the holiday season. The show is suitable for families and people of all ages.
In his classic, A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens narrates Ebenezer Scrooge's magical night’s journey as he visits his past, present, and future before discovering life's true gifts.
Act two will feature Holiday Party, a sweet & festive comedy. Evelyn’s annual holiday party is always warm, welcoming, and full of surprises. You might meet a pair of wallflowers finding connection in the corner, a pair of elves whose friendship is devolving into bitter rivalry, or a couple sharing a guest room with their host’s improbable menagerie of pets. With plenty of laughter, love, and holiday cheer, there is something for everyone!
We invite you to this very special December evening, to enjoy live theatre with your family or friends, and to celebrate the holidays with us. Tickets available at the door!
Ticket $20 ($15 students).
Tickets only available at the door before each show.
Fezziwig’s 2024 Frolic “THEY GIVE or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Holidays” — Friday at 7:00PM and Saturday at 2:00PM & 7:00PM
This year, the Fezziwig 2024 Frolic presents They Give or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Holidays
Tickets will be available at the door and for pre-purchase at Eos Natural Foods and Applewicks- L’Arche Homefires in Wolfville.
Standard Admission: $15.00
Senior, Student, and Children: $10.00
Join us for a festive frolic at the Al Whittle Theatre in Wolfville. The show is excellent for all ages, and accessible seating is available upon request - email us at fezziwiginfo@gmail.com for more details!