The youngsters are taking over
the stage! Let’s Play at Strathspey will give the youth of
the area a chance to sing, dance, read, and act for an
afternoon of fun! The youth emcees- The Fluffels (Ka-Fluffel,
Ina-Fluffel, Alla-Fluffel, and Mora-Fluffel) will only calm
down when there is singing, so the audience, both young and
young at heart should be ready to sing along! This matinee
show will also highlight local children’s stories such as
Muin and the Seven Bird Hunters, by Murdena Marshall,
Lillian Marshall, Prune Harris, and Cheryl Bartlett.
Young actors will create on
stage TR’s Adventure at Angus the Wheelers, written by Frank
MacDonald and illustrated by Virginia McCoy. There will also
be dancing, featuring Michelle Greenwell’s troupe, and a
Gaelic skit. This family centered afternoon of entertainment
will be full of fun-filled memories for all the family. This
Strathspey Place Players production (a subcommittee of
Strathspey Place Board of Directors) hopes to give the young
actors, singers, and dancers of Inverness County a place to
shine!
Showtime: 2:00pm Matinee Member Tickets: $5
Regular Tickets: $5
Strathspey Place Players (a
subcommittee of Strathspey Place Board of Directors) is
bringing John Archie and Nellie, a musical based on a real
Cape Breton love story, to the stage. This show will
transport audiences to an old-time evening of entertainment
in Glencoe Mills. Featuring well-known local songs such as
“There was an Old Woman from Mabou:, “Fare Thee Well, Love”,
“Cape Breton Barbarian”, “The Island” and many others, this
play is sure to please the crowd!
Written by Brenda
MacLennan-Dunphy and performed by local lead performers such
as Lisa Cameron, Barry Fougere, Lori Shaw, Charlie
MacKinnon, and Margie Beaton on fiddle as “Old Theresa”,
this show full of square dancing, singing, laughs, and
romance has it all!
Showtime: TBA Member Tickets: $15
Regular Tickets: $15
Canadian born, LORNE ELLIOTT
has performed from Newfoundland to New York City, from Los
Angeles to Australia and points in between. Lorne started
performing in 1974 as a folk musician in East Coast Canada.
At the same time he kept writing fiction as well as songs,
monologues and one-liners. The outcome of such a training is
a very special show of comedy and music, totally original,
entertaining, up-lifting and foolish enough to make
everybody laugh. Along with his unique and wacky performance
style, it is the timelessness of his material, joined with
keen observations of today's trends that make LORNE
ELLIOTT's work so special.
Hotel California - The original tribute to The Eagles draws
crowds of all ages with different musical styles: New
Country, Classic Rock and dance featuring hits such as, Life
In The FastLane, Take It Easy, Desperado, Get Over It and
many more. The Eagles great harmonies have been enjoyed by
audiences at festivals across North America and around the
world
