Scarborough Players was founded by the late John Caldwell. Originally performing at
the Club Top Hat on Kingston Road and the old Frigidaire Building on Eglinton,
the group eventually became a part of Playhouse 66.
Scarborough Players was founded by the late John Caldwell. Originally performing at
the Club Top Hat on Kingston Road and the old Frigidaire Building on Eglinton,
the group eventually became a part of Playhouse 66.
AUDITIONS **Non-Paying, Non-Equity** Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice Adapted by Christopher Baker Produced by special arrangement with Broadway Play Publishing Inc. Directed by Katherine Turner Produced by Darlene Thomas Read more
AU D I T I O N S **Non-Paying, Non-Equity** Miracle on 34th Street From the novel by Valentine Davies Adapted by the Mountain Community Theater Produced by special Read more
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In this delightful adaptation of Jane Austen’s masterpiece, we meet the Bennett Family as they navigate the demands of social status and inheritance while wanting each of their daughters to make the match. Unexpected encounters, misunderstandings, broken hearts, betrayals, and true
love above all will ultimately win the day.
Recommended for all ages.
What happens when a rumour spreads that a Government Inspector is arriving undercover in a small Russian town? No one knows who it is so the citizens spiral into a panic of corruption and greed to impress a visitor newly arrived. Is he the Inspector or is he not? This spirited and
uproarious adaptation of Gogol’s original is witty and satirical with a contemporary feel.
Recommended for age 10 and up.
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