Find out more about the shows that played this season!
Anne of Green Gables The Musical
The world-renowned Anne of Green Gables The Musical is a must see musical masterpiece. Back with a new look, the Lucy Maud Montgomery novel-turned-musical about a charming little orphan girl who likes to refer to herself as “Anne with an E” continues winning the hearts of audiences young and old. See it at The Confederation Centre from June 28 to August 31.
Anne & Gilbert
Based on the sequels to L.M. Montgomery’s world famous Anne of Green Gables novels, see these unforgettable characters among others taking on life’s challenges as they sing and dance their way into your hearts. With award-winning songs, memorable comedy & drama, and a message of enduring love & friendship Anne & Gilbert is top-notch live entertainment for the whole family to enjoy! See it at all summer at The Harbourfront Theatre from June 14 to September 25.
This spooky mystery provides chills & inspiration as an upper middle-class family dinner in 1912 is interrupted when An Inspector Calls. It’s a “who-done-it” that will keep you guessing until the end. See it at The Montgomery Theatre from July 4 to August 25.
The Buddy Holly Story
This true story of rock & roll pioneer Buddy Holly is non-stop fun from his humble beginnings to hitting the big time! Jeff Giles is back as the man who brought us unforgettable hits like “Wake Up Little Suzy” & “Oh Boy”. (Contains mature themes and language). See it at The Homburg Theatre in The Confederation Centre from September 9 to October 8.
Come – All – Ye
Come – All – Ye (pronounced Come All Ya) has it all! John Connolly, Mark Haines, Caroline Bernard, Patrick Ledwell, & Ashley Condon share the music, dancing, & comedy of PEI all summer long at The Mack. See it at The MacKenzie Theatre from June 29 to August 27.
This coming of age comedy about a girl named Elsa is full of laughter, which is always the best medicine. Feeling like a fish out of water she tries to solve not only her problems, but the worlds as well. See it at The Victoria Playhouse from July 22 to August 7.
Follow The Fiddler
Follow the Fiddler with Erskine Smith through the beautiful seaport village Victoria this summer. Great music, stories and a few surprises make this magical outdoor pageant a fun event for the whole family. See you there! See it at The Victoria Playhouse from July 12 to August 28.
The Full Monty
In 1997 this comedy starring Robert Carlyle was a great time at the movies, then it hit Broadway where it was nominated for 10 Tony Awards, and now for the first time “The Full Monty” is coming to the Charlottetown Festival. See it at The Homburg in The Confederation Centre of the Arts from June 15 to September 2. Opening Night is June 18th.
Honestly!
Hear the hilariously charming songs and stories of Nancy White and Erskine Smith this September. You’ll love it! Honestly! See it at The Victoria Playhouse from September 2 to 18.
Johnny Belinda
This beautiful PEI tale by Elmer Harris is based on a true story. Directed by Duncan McIntosh and composed by Mike Ross, this one is a must see for lovers of great dramatic theatre. See it at The Montgomery Theatre from June 3 to June 30.
Separate Beds
This high seas comedy by Maryjane Cruise tells the story of two couples celebrating anniversaries on a Caribbean cruise. See it at Studio 1 in the Confederation Centre of the Arts from July 4 to August 24.
Till It Hurts
As an English Professor decides to retire early an effort to go out in style seems to have it’s obstacles. This superb comedy was written by Douglas Bowie and directed by Victoria Playhouse’s own Erskine Smith. See it at The Victoria Playhouse from July 22 to August 7.
Tons of Money is a Will Evans & Valentine’s classic British farce set in 1922. The “ludicrous custumes and hilarious lines” are a sure bet to provide audiences with an experience that’s tons of laughs. See it at The Montgomery Theatre from July 4 to August 24.
Wingfield’s Progress
Rod Beattie returns to the award-winning Wingfield series as Walt Wingfield, who gets down on the farm as the urban sprawl makes it’s way to his neck of the woods. This hilarious down home comedy was written by Dan Needles. See it at The Victoria Playhouse from August 11 to August 28.
