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April 1-4, 2004:
Prince Albert Community Players Present:

"The Road to Someplace Else"
Performed at Ecole Valois Auditorium

A comedy/western/drama, written by Fred Walker and performed by special arrangement with CAPCAT. If you like saloon girls, gunfights, cowboys and Indians, and country music- join us at Annie's saloon in mythical Wolf River; Audience members are invited to wear their time period western or traditional clothing. Also, meet the author himself! Fred Walker from Ottawa, will be available at every performance for book signing.

For more information please call
Prince Albert Community Players at 306-763-2002.
Someone will return your call as soon as possible.

April 20-26, 2003:
Prince Albert Community Players is the host of:

THEATRE FEST 2003

A 7 day Gala Affair
At the E.A. Rawlinson Centre For The Arts
in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan

Tickets go on Sale February 10, 2003
at Prince Albert Canadian Tire
or right here at ticketblaster.com

For all other questions please call
Prince Albert Community Players at 306-763-2002.
Someone will return your call as soon as possible. More Info on Theatre Saskatchewan Inc's site...

April 10-13, 2003:
Prince Albert Community Players Production

ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST

Performed by Special Arrangement with
Samuel French, Inc. at Ecole Valois, Prince Albert

Tickets go on Sale February 10, 2003 at
Prince Albert Canadian Tire at ticketblaster.com

For all other questions please call Prince Albert Community Players at 306-763-2002.
Someone will return your call as soon as possible.

November 14-17, 2002:
Prince Albert Community Players Presents

Lover's Leap

A play by Bill Daily
Directed by Roger Williams
Performed at Ecole Valois Auditorium

Thursday Opening Night $17,
Friday Pub Night $17,
Saturday Dinner Theatre $27
Sunday Dessert Theatre $17.
Tickets available at Canadian Tire or www.ticketsnorth.com

October 27, 2002:
Prince Albert Community Players Presents

Girls Can't Be Knights

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A play by Fred Walker
Directed by Cynthia LaRose and Larry Schlossler
Performed at Ecole Valois Auditorium

Girls Can't Be Knights, is a playful comedy of a girl named Greensleeves. She is determined to someday be a knight, but first she must convince a knight to make her his squire, and the fun begins! This is a wonderful play for children as well as adults. If you like live music, colorful costumes, you won't want to miss this delightful play. Two performances will be held at Ecole' Valois on October 27.

Matinee: doors open 1:30pm - Show 2:00pm
Evening performance: doors open 6:00pm - Show 7:00pm

For more info: Cynthia 306-763-8068 or Prince Albert Community Players 306-763-2002.
Tickets are $3.00 per person and will be sold at the door.

March 21-24, 2002:
Prince Albert Community Players Presents

Return Engagement

A play by Bernard Slade
Performed at Ecole Valois Auditorium

It all happens in a motel room: Set in the early 50's - the curtain rises in Act One with a bellboy and a drunk actress in bed together on the morning of her wedding to a rich business man - followed by a Polish woman choosing a beefcake carpenter to father her child - and an acid tongued columnist and his cool psychotherapist wife on the verge of breakup. The following scene's of twenty, twenty-five and thirty years later reveal a hilarious and poignant outcome of those initial events. Chipped teeth, bed-wrestling, mistaken identities and food-poisoning are all standard fare as we see the characters in all the glory of living their lives. Everything is connected in "Return Engagements" and we find out just how connected they are amid a series of great one-liners and farcical situations. Written by Bernard Slade - creator of the Partridge Family TV Series and directed by award winning director David Mulgrew, this is one show not to miss. Tickets are available at Harold's IGA - 200 28th Street East.

Thursday: Wine & Cheese. Play: 8:00pm, $15.00/person
Friday: Pub Night - Play 8:00pm, $15.00/person
Saturday: Dinner Theatre $25.00/person
Sunday: Dessert Theatre - Show 2:00pm, $15.00/person

Tickets available at Harold’s IGA.

For more info: Marnie Anderson 306-922-2001

November 1-4, 2001
Prince Albert Community Players Presents

Not With My Daughter

A Play by by Jay Christopher
Directed by Stan Danbrook
Performed at École Valois

Will Gray (Dave Mulgrew) suddenly has a problem. His eighteen year old daughter (Jolene Palmer) appears at his “swinging singles” apartment door. It seems Will and his neighbor, Rip Tracey (Howard DeLong) – a velvet-voiced radio Dee-Jay have a penchant for juggling girls like antacid tablets. Poor Will has a a go-go girl (Mary Fabian) in the living room – with her motor running – and a devoted young lady (Cynthia LaRose) in the bedroom – but that’s O.K. since she loves him. Rip has a girl in his apartment already when Will calls on him to also entertain the go-go girl. When Will’s Daughter appears to complicate matters – not only are explanations in order – but his daughter has a taxi cab driver (Gordon Topping) in tow and problems of her own. How is it all resolved? Come and see.

Call the Prince Albert Community Players Clubhouse at 306-763-2002 for tickets and information. Tickets available at Harold's IGA.

April 5–8, 2001
Prince Albert Community Players Presents

No Sex Please, We’re British

A Play by Anthony Marriott and Allstair Foot
Performed at École Valois

Prince Albert Community Players latest production, "No Sex Please, We're British" takes place in an apartment over a sub-branch of the National United Bank in Royal Windsor, England. A young bride, Frances Hunter (Sandra Anderson) innocently mail orders some Scandinavian glassware. But instead of the glassware she and her husband, Peter (Thomas Porter) receive pornography, first photographs , then books, films and eventually two hookers, Susan (Marnie Anderson) and Barbara (Karen McLeod) arrive threatening the couple's happiness. Further complications arise with the arrival of Peter's mother, Eleanor (Cynthia LaRose), his boss, Leslie Bromhead (John Salamon), a visiting bank inspector, Mr. Needham (John Beatty), a nosy police superintendent, (Larry Schlosser) and a mixed up and accident prone friend, Brian (Clark Rensberry) whose help in getting rid of the porno ends up making things worse.
Award winning director David Mulgrew expertly bundles up and explodes the energy of the play with each twist and turn of the plot. The continual slamming of doors, running up and down the stairways by a talented cast makes this farce an energetic laugh riot from start to finish.

Contact: Desmond Short 306-922-7489 or Stan Danbrook 306-764-1254 or email: shortmail@home.com

November 2-5, 2000
Prince Albert Community Players Presents

Neil Simon's classic "The Odd Couple"

directed by Joan Short.
Performed at École Valois

You will have the opportunity to see some of P.A.C.P.'s very talented, veteran actors, along with some new talent who give their own wonderful flair and personality to this production. Prince Albert Community Players participate to the Saskatchewan Provincial Drama Festival and over the years have consistently proven that Prince Albert is a city in which community theatre is extraordinary.
Cast: Oscar: Dave Mulgrew \ Felix: Desmond Short \ Murray: Dan Castle \ Vinnie: Gord Topping \ Roy: Howard Delong \ Speed: Clark Rensberry \ Cecily: Lee Kabel \ Gwen: Marnie Anderson.

Contact: Desmond Short 306-922-7489 or Stan Danbrook 306-764-1254 or email: shortmail@home.com

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