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Auditions:
The Magic Pebble goes into production mid-February. Great roles available! Click here for info.
Positions available:
We are accepting submissions for the following volunteer positions for the upcoming production of The Magic Pebble:
- Musical Director
- Producer
- Stage Manager
Plus – many more other positions are available for this and future productions. Please contact us. For play synopsis, click here.
Four Seasons Raises the Bar . . . Again!
Four Seasons follows the success of Tin Soldier with another knockout show. Have no tickets for the Olympics? Get away with Four Seasons’ Flibberty and the Penguin! The whole family will laugh along as Penguin, Goblin, two very silly Cuckoos, a Maestro, Police Officer, Bus Driver, Three-Headed Know-all and a villainous homicidal Kingfisher strive for personal success in this madcap musical comedy. The author – David Wood – is a recipient of the Order of the British Empire for his contribution to children and family entertainment in Britain.
“We adults still have a hard time not bursting out laughing during rehearsal, and we’ve rehearsed this show now many times” says show director and Four Seasons President Terry Rowsell. Rowsell promises that this show will be the most laugh-filled musical comedy you’ll see this year. He also highlights some changes to how Four Seasons has traditionally been operating. “We’ve now focused on having a highly experienced cast, leaving teaching stage craft to our new acting/dance/voice classes. Also, for the first time in years, we’re producing a fuller show complete with intermission – all for the price of our regular one hour performance.”
Will Flibberty be able to help the Penguin reunite with her family, or will Krafty Kingfisher poisonously peck them first? Will the Cuckoos be the first Cuckoos of Spring, or will they deafen everyone with their aweful attempt at singing?
Two New Directors for Board
Four Seasons is pleased to announce two new Board members: Leanne Teron and John Cave.
Seen in passing
Former artistic director, Margaret Thompson Dean in the lobby of Vancouver's Stanley Theatre, attending the musical White Christmas with one of its stars, Sara-Jeanne Hosie, who was brought up both performing in and attending Four Seasons Musical Theatre productions.