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Suncor Energy Fort McKay Camp presents

ANANSI

A Collective Creation

Anansi is an exploration through words and movement of those who came before us. Anansi is Cree for creation and the Fort McKay Theatre camp students will create for you a whole world of stories from a rich heritage we all share.

Friday: 2 pm
Saturday: 2 pm
Sunday: 1 pm
Rating: Family
Length: 30 min
Tickets: $5

McMurray Entertainment presents

THE REAL RMWB

By Ross Jacobs

A truly insightful look into the place we call home. The Real RMWB combines the age old tradition of storytelling with a modern twist. These are the stories that should shape our image, but we know they will never make to the agendas of news editors. These are the stories you’ll tell people who try to put us down. These are the stories that will make you proud to raise your children here. This production was created by people who are proud to call this region our home.

Friday: 3:15 pm, 8:30 pm
Saturday: 3:15 pm, 8:30 pm
Sunday: 3:30 pm
Rating: Mature
Length: 30 min
Tickets: $10

TO Theatre Company (Wetaskiwin) presents

SHOE FITS

By BJ Castleman

The Past: A mother dead by suicide, a father abducted by aliens, a floundering shoe store. The Present: Three brothers, Ben, Travis and Granville, gather to decide… The Future of the shoe store, the father’s remains and their own relationships with each other. All they need is the right shoe for the right foot and all will be hilariously well in this black comedy written and directed by BJ Castleman, starring Jason Marshall, Dennis Taekema and Ty McKinney.

Friday: 5:15 pm, 10:30 pm
Saturday: 5:15 pm, 10:30 pm
Sunday: 2 pm
Rating: Adult (this play contains coarse language)
Length: 35 min
Tickets: $10

Zaxproducxunz presents

HAIKU

By Katherine Snodgrass

Autism affects everyone in one form or another. Haiku explores the pains and joys of one family coping with autism. Nell is a single mother whose older child Billie has left to live his life while she takes care of her daughter Louise with a very difficult form of autism. Nell realizes that perhaps Louise's condition is not as painful as it would seem, as she has the ability to speak beautifully in the form of Haiku's.

Overjoyed at the thought of Louise finally being able to be even the slightest bit normal, Nell calls Billie home to prove Louise's creativity to him. Nell's only hope is that Billie can see past Louise's condition and see her for who she is truly capable of being, herself.

Friday: 4:15 pm, 9:30 pm
Saturday: 4:15 pm, 9:30 pm
Sunday: 4:30 pm
Rating: General
Length: 30 min
Tickets: $8

DarKenRus Productions presents

THE ZOO STORY

By Edward Albee

This is your last chance to enjoy the award winning production of THE ZOO STORY, written by Edward Albee and produced by DarKenRus Productions. The winner of three Theatrical Excellence Awards at WinterPLAY and one Provincial One Act Play Festival award, THE ZOO STORY reunites Kenny Jones and Russell Thomas after their successful run of LONE STAR in 2008. What happens when two very different strangers throw off the cloak of anonymity in Central Park and creep into their respective closets on a bright Sunday afternoon? You may find that there is a little animal in all of us.

Friday: 7 pm
Saturday: 7 pm
Sunday: 7 pm
Rating: Mature
Length: 50 min
Tickets: $10