family heirloom, a story both funny and heartfelt.
Abaire. This musical is sure to captivate the entire family!
Flyin’ Solo: A Hilariously Heartwarming Dragsicle is an interactive one-woman show bringing together classic drag performance with musical theatre. The story of a woman looking for love and her place in the world is set to Broadway hits, such as songs from Legally Blonde, Shrek , and The Addams Family. The Two Horsewomen , a comedy by award-winning Canadian actor/ playwright Robin Craig, will have its world premiere this season. Two veteran theatre actors face the state of their careers as they not only share a dressing room, but also the most challenging role of their lives. The Ross Family Ceilidh explores the Celtic and Acadian roots of Island music. The driving fiddle tunes and stunning step-dancing will keep you enthralled. But expect the unexpected! East Coast Celebration Series puts the spotlight on three great musicians: Keonté Beals, an R&B powerhouse who pumps up the pulse of the crowd from the moment he takes the stage; Heather Rankin, the Canadian singer, songwriter, and actor best known as a member of the iconic musical group the Rankin Family; and Joel Plaskett, one of Canada’s most engaging performers and respected singer- songwriters. The next generation of talented actors can be seen this summer during the Musical Theatre School Summer Festival. Honk! Jr. is a hilarious but deeply moving celebration of being different, seen through the eyes of animal characters. Audiences of all ages will revel in its charm and memorable score. Based on the DreamWorks Animation film, Shrek: The Musical is a Tony Award-winning fairy tale, featuring all-new songs by Jeanine Tesori and a sidesplitting story by David Lindsay-
Disney’s 101 Dalmatians KIDS is a fur- raising adventure featuring Cruella de Vil, Disney’s most outrageous villain, and 101 of the most adorable heroes to set their paws onstage. A high-spirited score and lovable characters are certain to surprise and delight all audiences. In addition to a wide range of shows, the Guild is also the site of the Hilda Woolnough Gallery. It provides an accessible space for emerging and professional artists alike as well as community programming throughout the year.
Some of the amazing staff at The Guild
Some of the Guild’s musical theatre students
(above, L-R) Alanna Jankov - Chief Executive Officer Lori Linkletter - Artistic Director of Children’s and Community Programming
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