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58 2026-2027
Rough Crossing 9 Sep 2026
Emilie: La Marquise du Châtelet Defends Her Life Tonight 18 Nov 2026
A Snow White Christmas 27 Dec 2026
Cabaret 3 Feb 2027
Misery 24 Mar 2027
The Importance of Being Earnest 12 May 2027
57 2025-2026
Deathtrap 10 Sep 2025
The Spitfire Grill 5 Nov 2025
The Third Life of Eddie Mann 7 Nov 20252025 EODL One-Act Play Festival entry
Ken Ludwig's 'Twas the Night Before Christmas 27 Dec 2025
The Drowning Girls 4 Feb 2026
The Watsons 25 Mar 2026
The Heart of Robin Hood 13 May 2026
Disney Alice in Wonderland Jr. 5 Jun 2026
10-Minute Play Festival 2026 23 Jul 2026
Baby Bird (10-Minute Play) 23 Jul 2026
When The Dust Clears (10-Minute Play) 23 Jul 2026
What's The Hold Up? (10-Minute Play) 23 Jul 2026
Bedside Manor (10-Minute Play) 23 Jul 2026
The Book of Life (10-Minute Play) 23 Jul 2026
On a Fundy Shore (10-Minute Play) 23 Jul 2026
You Are What You Eat (10-Minute Play) 23 Jul 2026
56 2024-2025
Lettice and Lovage 11 Sep 2024
My Narrator 1 Nov 2024In case anyone asks how the Eastern Ontario Drama League one act play festival went this weekend from the My Narrator table... 4 wins of 8 (eight!!) nominations: Donald Endicott Award for Best Coordinated Production - the stage management team (win) Penny April Award (Adjudicator's Award) for Stage Management - Josh Kemp (win) Nepean Little Theatre Award for Acting - Kenny Hayes (win) Brighton Barn Theatre Award for The People's Choice Show - "My Narrator" (win) (accepted by our lighthouse director, Kathleen Walsh) Jim Mantle was nominated for an Adjudicator Award for Lighting Design Clare Flockton and Matt Ramsden were nominated for an Adjudicator Award as ASM's Tara Sprikerhoff was nominated for the Pauline Grant Award for Acting Kathryn Clarke was nominated for the Nancy Chajkowski Award for Costume Design
Dangerous Liaisons 6 Nov 2024
Cinderella (A Panto) 27 Dec 2024
The Girl on the Train 5 Feb 2025Kanata Theatre is proud to enter The Girl on the Train in the EODL Full-Length Play Festival. Adjudication is on February 7th.
Home, I’m Darling 26 Mar 2025
I Hate Hamlet 7 May 2025
Disney Pixar Finding Nemo Kids 30 May 2025
Organized KYOS 30 May 2025
10-Minute Play Festival 2025 1 Aug 2025
Tents Situation (10-Minute Play) 1 Aug 202510-Minute Play Festival
Last Stand at Southwatch (10-Minute Play) 1 Aug 202510-Minute Play Festival
Getting There (10-Minute Play) 1 Aug 202510-Minute Play Festival
Menage à Trois (10-Minute Play) 1 Aug 202510-Minute Play Festival
A Cut Above (10-Minute Play) 1 Aug 202510-Minute Play Festival
Cod Almighty (10-Minute Play) 1 Aug 202510-Minute Play Festival
Study Buddy (10-Minute Play) 1 Aug 202510-Minute Play Festival
55 2023-2024
Glorious!: The True Story of Florence Foster Jenkins, the Worst Singer in the World 20 Sep 2023
Twelfth Night 8 Nov 2023
A Christmas Story 27 Dec 2023
Mauritius 7 Feb 2024
Brighton Beach Memoirs 27 Mar 2024
Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery 15 May 2024
Disney’s Frozen Jr. 7 Jun 2024
10-Minute Play Festival 2024 26 Jul 202410-Minute Play Festival
Tipperary Blues (10-Minute Play) 26 Jul 202410-Minute Play Festival
Biffy Comes to Town (10-Minute Play) 26 Jul 202410-Minute Play Festival
Kathy’s Room (10-Minute Play) 26 Jul 202410-Minute Play Festival
Dead Air (10-Minute Play) 26 Jul 202410-Minute Play Festival
Executive Perks (10-Minute Play) 26 Jul 202410-Minute Play Festival
Devil’s Advocate (10-Minute Play) 26 Jul 202410-Minute Play Festival
Litany of the Bells (10-Minute Play) 26 Jul 202410-Minute Play Festival
54 2022-2023
The Marvelous Wonderettes 20 Sep 2022
Doubt, A Parable 8 Nov 2022
Just So The Musical 27 Dec 2022
Almost, Maine 31 Jan 2023
Having Relations 21 Mar 2023
Quartet 9 May 2023
Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka, Jr. 26 May 2023
10-Minute Play Festival 2023 28 Jul 202310-Minute Play Festival
Do Not Resuscitate (10-Minute Play) 28 Jul 202310-Minute Play Festival
Murder and Other Hobbies (10-Minute Play) 28 Jul 202310-Minute Play Festival
A Dark and Stormy Night (10-Minute Play) 28 Jul 202310-Minute Play Festival
Lessons in Loss (10-Minute Play) 28 Jul 202310-Minute Play Festival
The Key (10-Minute Play) 28 Jul 202310-Minute Play Festival
Muse (10-Minute Play) 28 Jul 202310-Minute Play Festival
Screen Time (10-Minute Play) 28 Jul 202310-Minute Play Festival
53 2021-2022
The Death of Me 3 Nov 2021
Tarzan, The Stage Musical 8 Dec 2021
Outside Mullingar 15 Feb 2022
Opening Night 22 Mar 2022
The Savannah Sipping Society 10 May 2022
KT Kids-Meet the Kids 2 Jun 2022
10-Minute Play Festival 2022 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
Me+2=3 (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
It Takes a Village (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
Sapindaceae (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
Downsizing (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
The Holy Grail Can be Found at Starbucks (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
Cheez Whiz (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
The Pear Tree (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
Generations (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
Young Lion (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
Love is Gold (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
AVA (10-Minute Play) 29 Jul 202210-Minute Play Festival
52 2020-2021
A Weekend of Pop Up Theatre 28 Aug 2021No program was available, but information was pulled from Facebook.
10-Minute Play Festival 2021 10 Sep 202110-Minute Play Festival - with special guest Studio Theatre Perth
So Many Beers Ago (10-Minute Play) 10 Sep 202110-Minute Play Festival
The Salt in Her Eyes (10-Minute Play) 10 Sep 202110-Minute Play Festival
The Door (10-Minute Play) 10 Sep 202110-Minute Play Festival
Il Menu della Colazione (10-Minute Play) 10 Sep 202110-Minute Play Festival
Le Monde Me Manque (10-Minute Play) 10 Sep 202110-Minute Play Festival
That Old Car Smell (10-Minute Play) 10 Sep 202110-Minute Play Festival
Mosquito (10-Minute Play) 10 Sep 202110-Minute Play Festival
51 2019-2020
A Comedy of Tenors 17 Sep 2019We go to the theatre to be entertained and hopefully through the magic of the stage, to be transported to a place where we can laugh, cry, and totally leave our worries and troubles behind, even if just for a brief moment. This farce by the incredibly talented Ken Ludwig, who also penned the extremely popular Lend Me a Tenor, as well as the musical Crazy for You, might be just the perfect recipe for that. And don’t let the title fool you. You won’t really need to know anything about opera to enjoy this rib-tickling joyride of a show. The intricately entangled story line is riddled with mistaken identities resulting in many hilarious misunderstandings. As new plot twists ensue, they weave an elaborate and comical web of confusion and misconstrusion. But as it all unravels, Ludwig’s clever tale comes to a very satisfying and heartwarming end. All that’s left now is for you to sit back, relax, let yourself be transported and enjoy the ride! “Toi toi toi!”
Operation: Mincement 5 Nov 2019Let there be no doubt that the story presented to you this evening, although based in reality, is a piece of fiction. In this era of internet memes, and “Fake News” it can be difficult to assess what is truth and what is not. While many of the events portrayed this evening may be based on historical (and verifiable) facts, others are simply conjecture, and yet others are pure fiction. The audacity of the scheme that was enacted back in 1943 is a thing of legend, and I believe this is the reason that I felt drawn to this story. Legends, being legends, must be told, re-told, and perhaps embellished along the way. To this day there is still a cloak of secrecy as to the exact details of what transpired, and for some there remains doubt as to the true identity of “Major William Martin”. I encourage you all to “dig into the history”, read the different accounts, and form your own opinions. For this evening, however, we are presenting playwright Simon Corble’s vision of the events. We hope you enjoy the show (Gobeithio y gwnewch chi fwynhau’r perfformiad)!
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown 27 Dec 2019On October 2nd, 1950, Charles M. Schulz published the first of one of the most popular and influential comic strips in history: Peanuts. Through it’s 17,897 total published strips, he introduced to the world some of the most recognizable characters in Western comic history. The Peanuts gang has seen numerous incarnations since their initial release, having both movie and television spinoffs. However, it wasn’t until 1967 that the Peanuts gang would first grace the stage off-Broadway in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, which was later revised and revived on Broadway in 1999. You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown is a show that follows the everyday lives of six of these beloved characters: Lucy, Linus, Sally, Schroeder, Snoopy and the endearing blockhead himself, Charlie Brown. This show has something for the entire family, allowing both parents and grand-parents to introduce these timeless characters they grew up with to their children and grand-children. As a first-time director, I couldn’t have asked for a more dynamic, hardworking and talented cast and crew to work with. Everyone has been working tirelessly for months on end to bring the world of Peanuts to life. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time 4 Feb 2020The story presented in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is much more than an exploration of an individual whose differently-wired mind is full of logic and numbers and patterns and detailed memories. It is a story about family; about maths and maps; about truth-telling; about space and railways; and about inspiration and bravery. Christopher’s transparent innocence, unique observations and constellation of idiosyncrasies provide a fascinating and fresh perspective on a complex adult world. Staging this play throws up the challenge of how to climb into the brain of Christopher and mine its calculations, contemplations and recollections. Put simply, it is our hope that by creatively using many voices and bodies and technical elements, the audience can experience things in the way that Christopher does. And, if successful, the audience will leave with a greater understanding of and, perhaps, empathy with those like Christopher.
Quartet 24 Mar 2020
50 2018-2019
Don't Dress for Dinner 18 Sep 2018
It's a Wonderful Life - A Radio Play 6 Nov 2018
Madagascar - A Musical Adventure TYA 27 Dec 2018
Silent Sky 5 Feb 2019
A Man for All Seasons 26 Mar 2019
Nunsense 14 May 2019
The Dragonslayers 7 Jun 20192019
49 2017-2018
A Year in the Death of Eddie Jester 19 Aug 2017
Shatter 7 Nov 2017
Anne of Green Gables 27 Dec 2017
Sleuth 6 Feb 2018
Arsenic And Old Lace 27 Mar 2018
Pirates Past Noon 21 Apr 2018
Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike 15 May 2018
Disney's Aladdin Jr. 8 Jun 2018
48 2016-2017
The Last Romance 20 Sep 2016
Equivocation 8 Nov 2016Nominated – Best production (community) – Capital Critics’ Circle
High School Musical 27 Dec 2016
Schoolhouse 7 Feb 2017
The Melville Boys 28 Mar 2017
Treasure Island 16 May 2017
Seussical Jr. 9 Jun 2017
47 2015-2016
4000 Miles 15 Sep 2015
Radium Girls 3 Nov 2015
Mary Poppins 27 Dec 2015
Cat's Cradle 2 Feb 2016
The Odd Couple 22 Mar 2016
Disney's The Aristocats Kids 15 Apr 2016
Calendar Girls 10 May 2016
SPAMALOT Young@Part 3 Jun 2016
46 2014-2015
The Dining Room 16 Sep 2014
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 4 Nov 2014Nominated – Best production (community) – Capital Critics’ Circle
Fairy Tale Ending, the Big Bad Family Musical 27 Dec 2014
Night Sky 3 Feb 2015
The Lion in Winter 24 Mar 2015
The Black Bonspiel of Wullie MacCrimmon 12 May 2015
Shrek The Musical Jr. 5 Jun 2015
45 2013-2014
John Buchan’s The 39 Steps 17 Sep 2013
Agnes of God 5 Nov 2013
Yo, Vikings! 27 Dec 2013
Perfect Wedding 4 Feb 2014
Murder in Noirville 25 Mar 2014
Disney's The Jungle Book KIDS 3 Apr 2014
Inherit the Wind 13 May 2014
The Grunch 6 Jun 2014
44 2012-2013
Private Lives 18 Sep 2012
Mary's Wedding 6 Nov 2012
Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka 27 Dec 2012
Rabbit Hole 5 Feb 2013
Harvey 26 Mar 2013
A Flea In Her Ear 14 May 2013
Disney's The Little Mermaid JR. 7 Jun 2013
43 2011-2012
West Moon Street 20 Sep 2011
Maggie's Getting Married 8 Nov 2011
A Year with Frog and Toad 27 Dec 2011
Pack of Lies 7 Feb 2012
Friends, with Benefits 27 Mar 2012
Romeo and Juliet 15 May 2012
Disney's Beauty and the Beast Jr. 8 Jun 2012
42 2010-2011
Fourteen 29 Aug 20101 performance: a workshop or studio production
Sun Dried 29 Aug 20101 performance: a workshop or studio production
Check Please 29 Aug 20101 performance: a workshop or studio production
Having Hope at Home 14 Sep 2010
The Taming of the Shrew 9 Nov 2010
Seussical 27 Dec 2010
Jenny's House of Joy 1 Feb 2011
Cash On Delivery 22 Mar 2011
A Few Good Men 10 May 2011
Disney's Mulan Jr. 3 Jun 2011
41 2009-2010
The Kitchen Witches 15 Sep 2009
Having a Wonderful Time, Wish You Were Her 10 Nov 2009
KYOS presents Romeo and Juliet 7 Dec 2009
The Boxcar Children 27 Dec 2009
Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks 2 Feb 2010
Postmortem 23 Mar 2010
The Underpants 11 May 2010
Dear Edwina Junior 4 Jun 2010
40 2008-2009
Leading Ladies 16 Sep 2008
The Countess 11 Nov 2008
Just So 27 Dec 2008
Kiss the Moon, Kiss the Sun 3 Feb 2009
Bus Stop 17 Mar 2009
Scotland Road 28 Apr 2009
HONK! Junior 22 May 2009
39 2007-2008
The Heiress 18 Sep 2007For the first week of the production, the junior Maid will be played by Urusula Geisler; for the second week, by Ashley Ritchie.
The Long Weekend 13 Nov 2007
Anything But . . . 24 Nov 2007
The Gallant Tailor or 7 at One Blow 27 Dec 2007
The Seagull 5 Feb 2008Memory Waltz arranged for piano by Andre VanSchnydel, performed by Meg Clayton. Glink's Vain Temptation arranged and directed by Margrit Cattell, performed by members of the cast. Critics Circle best production award (community).
Framed! 25 Mar 2008
Disney's 101 Dalmations Kids 8 Apr 2008
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 20 May 2008
38 2006-2007
Here on the Flight Path 19 Sep 2006The part of TENANT #4 will be shared between Beverly Brooks, Tania Carriere, and Andrea Fajrajsl.
Happy Birthday Dear Alice 14 Nov 2006
The Christmas Play 25 Nov 2006
Hi, Ho, Robin Hood 28 Dec 2006
When the Reaper Calls 30 Jan 2007
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 27 Mar 2007
Blithe Spirit 22 May 2007
Igor's Back 3 Jun 2007
37 2005-2006
Drinking Alone 20 Sep 2005
The Beauty Queen of Leenane 15 Nov 2005
The Dragonslayers 27 Dec 20052005
Noises Off 31 Jan 2006Winner - Best production (community) – Capital Critics’ Circle
Enchanted April 28 Mar 2006
CSI: Storyland 8 Apr 2006This was presented by KT Kids, the children of Kanata Theatre members. It was their final activity for this season: the group has been meeting on Saturday mornings for workshops about theatre topics. Only the teen members of the crew are shown here:
Staff Room 23 May 2006
36 2004-2005
Proof 21 Sep 2004
Ethan Claymore 16 Nov 2004 Joy to the World was sung by the cast of Through the Looking Glass
Through the Looking Glass 27 Dec 2004
Dancing at Lughnasa 1 Feb 2005
Caught in the Net 29 Mar 2005
You'll Get Used To It - The War Show 24 May 2005
35 2003-2004
The Drawer Boy 16 Sep 2003
The Uninvited 11 Nov 2003
Aladdin and his Wonderful Magical Lamp 27 Dec 2003
Rock and Roll 27 Jan 2004
Over the River and Through the Woods 23 Mar 2004This won the EODL drama award and was taken on the road to Sault Ste. Marie. The director won the award at the Theatre Ontario festival there. Thus there were 12 performances, 10 in the regular run, one at the EODL festival in the Playhouse, and one in Sault. Over the River won 2 awards and had 2 other nominations: Rosemary Keneford was named outstanding director and Jim Holmes was selected as best male in supporting role. Brooke Keneford was nominated for best supporting male actor and Stewart Wheeler for best male in lead role.
Out of Sight ... Out of Murder 25 May 2004
34 2002-2003
The Wild Guys 18 Sep 2002
An Experiment with an Air Pump 13 Nov 2002
Rumplestiltskin - A Rockin' Musical 27 Dec 2002
I Hate Hamlet 5 Feb 2003
The Inheritance 2 Apr 2003
The Snow Ball 28 May 2003
33 2001-2002
Homeward Bound 26 Sep 2001
Murder by Misadventure 21 Nov 2001
The Jungle Book - The Musical 28 Dec 2001
You Can't Take It With You 30 Jan 2002
The Stillborn Lover 27 Mar 2002
Rumors 29 May 2002
Therac 25 18 Jul 2002
Limbo 18 Jul 2002
After Magritte 18 Jul 2002
32 2000-2001
Sylvia 27 Sep 2000
To Forgive, Divine 15 Nov 2000
The Haunted Castle 3 Dec 2000This show was presented off-site at several company parties during the Christmas season. The set had to be designed so that it was suitable for use on-stage and also in a conference room, on the floor; and it had to be portable.
Communicating Doors 24 Jan 2001
Departures and Arrivals 21 Mar 2001
A Midsummer Night's Dream 23 May 2001
31 1999-2000
Come Back to the Five and Dime... 15 Sep 1999
The Death of Dracula 27 Oct 1999
Happy Holly 1 Dec 1999Dancers from the Julia Lamperd School of Dance also participated. There were several off-site performances: the number of performances may not be correct.
The Curious Savage 19 Jan 2000
Kindertransport 22 Mar 2000
Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris 24 May 2000
30 1998-1999
Hobson's Choice 7 Oct 1998
Three Tall Women 25 Nov 1998
The Super Santa Clone 27 Dec 1998
Moon Over Buffalo 20 Jan 1999
Dangerous Obsession 17 Mar 1999
The Madwoman of Chaillot 26 May 1999
29 1997-1998
Conjugal Rites 1 Oct 1997
Much Ado About Nothing 19 Nov 1997
Hansel and Gretel: A Christmas Story 1 Dec 1997
The Cemetery Club 28 Jan 1998
Alone Together 25 Mar 1998
The Miss Firecracker Contest 27 May 1998
28 1996-1997
A Month of Sundays 1 Oct 1996
The Woman in Black 1 Nov 1996
The Bear 7 Dec 1996
Day of Reckoning 7 Dec 1996
Medusa's Tale 7 Dec 1996
The Waltz of the Toreadors 15 Jan 1997
The Affections of May 1 Mar 1997
Happy Birthday 14 May 1997
27 1995-1996
One for the Pot 25 Oct 1995
CKTP Radio 25 Nov 1995This Workshop/Do Your Own Thing night was at the Kanata-Beaverbrook Community Centre, where so many of the early KT meetings were held, in the form of a 1930's radio show awards presentation complete with a printed program
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie 17 Jan 1996
On Golden Pond 28 Feb 1996
Up Front and Centre Stage 15 Apr 1996Up Front & Centre Stage would like to thank Kanata Ballet School for their original productions: "Mystere" - a modern piece choreographed by Leslie Jaeggin, and "The Playhouse Waltz" - a new ballet choreographed specially for this occasion by Marcia Caple
The Importance of Being Earnest 11 May 1996
26 1994-1995
Lost in Yonkers 26 Oct 1994
A Christmas Adventure 17 Dec 1994
The Heidi Chronicles 18 Jan 1995
The Melville Boys 1 Mar 1995
The Sandbox 23 Apr 1995Presented at Kanata United Church, Leacock Drive, with The Babies as Our Little Life as part of their Music for a Sunday Evening series.
The Babies 23 Apr 1995Presented at the Kanata United Church, Leacock Drive with The Sandbox as Our Little Life as part of their Music for a Sunday Evening series.
It Runs in the Family 10 May 1995
25 1993-1994
You Never Can Tell 20 Oct 1993
Steel Magnolias 12 Jan 1994
Blood Relations 2 Mar 1994
Daisy Pulls It Off 11 May 1994
24 1992-1993
The Real Thing 21 Oct 1992
Beyond Reasonable Doubt 20 Jan 1993
As You Like It 3 Mar 1993
Lend Me a Tenor 12 May 1993
23 1991-1992
Chorus of Disapproval 23 Oct 1991
Fools 15 Jan 1992
The Shadow Box 4 Mar 1992
Pygmalion 6 May 1992
22 1990-1991
Look, No Hans! 24 Oct 1990
Absent Friends 16 Jan 1991
A Doll's House 27 Feb 1991
When We Are Married 8 May 1991
21 1989-1990
Crimes of the Heart 25 Oct 1989
And a Nightingale Sang 17 Jan 1990
Of The Fields Lately 28 Mar 1990
Sinners 9 May 1990
20 1988-1989
84 Charing Cross Road 19 Oct 1988
On the Razzle 18 Jan 1989
A Delicate Balance 1 Mar 1989
Pardon Me, Prime Minister 10 May 1989
19 1987-1988
Relative Strangers 21 Oct 1987
Lunch Hour 20 Jan 1988
Quiet In The Land 2 Mar 1988
Noises Off 11 May 1988
Mayfair (title unknown) 28 May 1988Prize winning float
18 1986-1987
A Bequest To The Nation 22 Oct 1986
Key For Two 14 Jan 1987
Waiting For The Parade 25 Feb 1987
Whodunnit 6 May 1987
Rumpelstiltskin 1 Jun 1987Prize winning float
17 1985-1986
She Stoops To Conquer 23 Oct 1985
Which Witch is Which? 22 Nov 1985
Enter Laughing 15 Jan 1986
Charley's Aunt 26 Feb 1986
Ghost on Tiptoe 7 May 1986
Jack and the Beanstalk 1 Jun 1986Mayfair outside
Anything Goes 1 Jun 1986
16 1984-1985
Critics Choice 24 Oct 1984
Choice for the Future 9 Nov 1984Supported in part by a contribution from the Ontario Ministry of Citizenship and Culture as part of the Bicentennial celebrations.
There Goes The Bride 16 Jan 1985
Cause Célèbre 27 Feb 1985
The Animal Musicians of Bremen 1 May 1985Mayfair outside
Living Together 8 May 1985
15 1983-1984
Hay Fever 26 Oct 1983
The Prince Who Wouldn Grow 26 Nov 1983
Twelfth Night 18 Jan 1984
Dangerous Corner 29 Feb 1984
The White Liars 9 May 1984
Black Comedy 9 May 1984See also the White Liars, on the same evening.
Romeo and Juliet 26 May 1984Mayfair
14 1982-1983
Jitters 20 Oct 1982
A Christmas Adventure 10 Dec 1982
Otherwise Engaged 19 Jan 1983
Deathtrap 9 Mar 1983
Romantic Comedy 11 May 1983
Tragedy of King Gobo 28 May 1983
13 1981-1982
The Philadelphia Story 21 Oct 1981
The Honkybird 14 Nov 1981
I Never Sang For My Father 9 Dec 1981
Round And Round The Garden 24 Mar 1982
Jill 12 May 1982
12 1980-1981
Bedroom Farce 22 Oct 1980
Harvey 3 Dec 1980
Bousille And The Just 18 Feb 1981
Habeas Corpus 6 May 1981
11 1979-1980
Forty Carats 24 Oct 1979
Moonchild 17 Nov 1979
Dandy Dick 5 Dec 1979
The Popcorn Man 24 Jan 1980Music by Pat Patterson. There was a Saturday matinee as well as the evening performances. John Gilliland was backed up by an un-named construction crew.
The Country Girl 20 Feb 1980
Two And Two Make Sex 7 May 1980
Punch and Judy 24 May 1980An additional performance on Canada Day.
10 1978-1979
Alice in Wonderland 1 Oct 1978There were four performances at the Earl of March plus one at Mont Ste-Marie. This was the first time Kanata Theatre had two productions on stage simultaneously: Alice and Enter a Free Man.
Enter A Free Man 18 Oct 1978There were four performances at the Earl of March, and this production was also taken off-site to Mont Ste Marie, where the resort wanted a theatre production as an attraction for guests.There was an audience of 5 people at Mont Ste-Mari
Aesop's Fables 1 Jan 1979
Everything In The Garden 10 Jan 1979
The Princess and the Pea 10 Feb 1979
Diary Of A Scoundrel 7 Mar 1979
The Long Christmas Dinner 28 Apr 1979
Lord Byron's Love Letters 28 Apr 1979
Here We Are 28 Apr 1979
How The Other Half Loves 9 May 1979
9 1977-1978
Not Now Darling 19 Oct 1977
A Christmas Carol 14 Dec 1977This production represents a major challenge for Kanata Theatre involving the whole group and including many new members.
The Tale of the Red Dragon 18 Feb 1978Contribution to winter carnival.
Murder Once Removed 1 Mar 1978
Arsenic And Old Lace 3 May 1978
8 1976-1977
The Chalk Garden 27 Oct 1976The number of productions was changed, mid-season, adding a Wednesday evening.
The Life of the Insects 13 Nov 1976The author Karel Capek invented the word Robot.
Lloyd George Knew My Father 12 Jan 1977
Many Moons 19 Feb 1977
Angel Street 23 Mar 1977
You Can't Take It With You 18 May 1977
The Clam Made a Face 28 May 1977Played at the side of the Earl of March secondary school - Mayfair 1977
7 1975-1976
After Magritte 6 Nov 1975
The Real Inspector Hound 6 Nov 1975
Cinderella 13 Dec 1975The production included a squeaking of mice and a troop of horses, played by 30 children from the March Township Children's Drama. Three dances were performed by 22 children from the Kanata Ballet School.
The Love Of Four Colonels 15 Jan 1976
Cabaret 31 Jan 1976An evening of entertainment and dancing, CaBaRET style. A chance to meet other amateur theatre groups in the 0ttawa-Hull area..
Jack and the Giant 21 Feb 1976All the TOWNSPEOPLE (46 of them) were played by children from the March Township Drama Class.
Antigone 10 Mar 1976The dates were changed to avoid Spring Break.
Love's The Best Doctor 10 Mar 1976The dates were changed to avoid Spring Break.
The First Warning 24 Apr 1976
The Neighbors 24 Apr 1976
The Corn Is Green (scenes) 24 Apr 1976
Move Over Mrs. Markham 12 May 1976The number of productions was changed, mid-season, adding a Wednesday evening.
Salad Days 28 May 1976A VARIETY SHOW FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY TO START THE MAYFALR WEEKEND
6 1974-1975
Dear Charles 31 Oct 1974
Salad Days 23 Nov 1974
A Christmas Adventure 14 Dec 1974This production included students from the Julia Lamperd School of Dance.
Hedda Gabler 16 Jan 1975
Hansel and Gretel 22 Feb 1975A play for children.
A Shot In The Dark 13 Mar 1975
Hello Out There 12 Apr 1975
The Sandbox 12 Apr 1975
Nero Fiddles 12 Apr 1975
Life With Father 15 May 1975
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 31 May 1975Kanata Mayfair parade 1975 - second place
5 1973-1974
Blithe Spirit 18 Oct 1973
Snow White and Rose Red 3 Nov 1973Adapted by Jean Feather an Ottawa author
Take Away My Shadow 15 Dec 1973
Bea, Frank, Richie, and Joan 15 Dec 1973
The Importance of Being Earnest 17 Jan 1974
Igor and the Time Machine 26 Jan 1974Igor and the Time Machine is an original play, conceived, composed, and concocted mostly by Brooke Keneford, Doug Strong and Geoff Holland. Lighting of the Time Machine, by Barrie Kirk.
Hunting Stuart 7 Mar 1974
Pinocchio 30 Mar 1974
The Tunnel Of Love 16 May 1974
The Public Eye 23 May 1974Opened Mayfair 1974. Performed on the Thursday before Mayfair.
The Reluctant Dragon 25 May 1974Mayfair 1974. One performance was outdoors but the rainy weather caused the second performance to be moved into the Mlacak Centre. The script was read over the PA system while the actors mimed the moves.
4 1972-1973
The Wayward Clocks 21 Oct 1972A play for children
The Mousetrap 2 Nov 1972
A Phoenix Too Frequent 1 Dec 1972A Comedy in nne act by Christopher Fry
Overlaid 1 Dec 1972
A Beach of Strangers 2 Feb 1973A reading of "A Beach of Strangers" by John Reeve
From Five to Five-thirty 2 Feb 1973
The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker 15 Feb 1973
Separate Tables 12 Apr 1973
Rumpelstiltskin 28 Apr 1973
Punch and Judy 1973 24 May 1973
My Three Angels 31 May 1973
3 1971-1972
The Golden Goose 6 Nov 1971Adapted by Jean Feather an Ottawa author
Ring Round The Moon 18 Nov 1971
The Ugly Duckling 15 Jan 1972
A Resounding Tinkle 15 Jan 1972
A Witch's First Birthday 29 Jan 1972The first children's play at the Earl of March Secondary School. This was also the first to take a show off-site. There was a fourth performance, at the Rideau Regional Hospital School, in Smith's Falls.
I Remember Mama 25 Feb 1972All teen cast.
Half Way Up The Tree 5 Apr 1972
Punch and Judy 1972 27 May 19721st place float winner
The Footsteps of Doves 6 Jun 1972
The Undercurrent 6 Jun 1972
The Happy Journey 6 Jun 1972
2 1970-1971
Fumed Oak 24 Oct 1970An unpleasant comedy in two scenes
A Marriage Proposal 24 Oct 1970A comedy in one act
Everlasting Flowers 24 Oct 1970An improbablr comedy in one act
The Waltz of the Toreadors 19 Nov 1970Bittersweet comedy
Jack and the Giant 16 Jan 1971A play for children
Our Town 26 Feb 1971 Special musical effects by Kanata United Church Choir.
The Crucible 6 May 1971This was the first production by Kanata Theatre or anyone else in the then-new Earl of March Secondary School.
1 1969-1970
Heaven on Earth 14 Nov 1969
Rehearsal 14 Nov 1969The role of GERTRUDE was to have been played by Rosemary Hollands but due to unforeseen circumstances she had to be replaced by Paula Cameron.
The Voice of the People 14 Nov 1969
Cinderella 21 Feb 1970
Present Laughter 1 May 1970
0 1968-1969
Rise And Shine 12 Apr 1969The play, a comedy, is called "Rise and Shine" and concerns the tribulations of two AWOL's from judgement day.
Lady-Killers 12 Apr 1969"The Lady-Killers" is a delightful little comedy about six ladies with murder (?) in their hearts.