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Monday, July 8, 2013
A Scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream
A scene from Bottle Tree Productions' A Midsummer Night's Dream in July 2013. Directed by Hannah Smith. Costumes by Anne Mortensen. Lights provided by Kingston Soundworks. Set by Tom Falcao. Venue St Andrews Presbyterian Church at Regent and Princess Streets in downtown Kingston, Ontario.
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Titania
Friday, August 31, 2012
Sound of Music in Kingston, Ontario
Please note that we are also offering this production for the holidays Dec. 5 - 14, 2013. This is our second year featurying this musical. Please refer to 'Sound of Music Kingston Ontario 2013' post for new information, or better yet, visit our website (bottletreeinc.com)!
Bottle Tree Productions presents The
Sound of Music this year at St Andrews Presbyterian Church in
downtown Kingston at 130 Clergy Street East. Dates are Thursday, Friday and Saturday December 13-15 and the following Thursday, Friday and Saturday December 20-22
This family favourite stars among
others: Robert Bruce, Mary Deacon, Theresa Witjes, Hannah Smith, Sara
Sturgeon, Alex Whitehead, Justin Robertson, Savannah Kimmerer, Maureen
Barnes, Julia Moore, Khira Whiting, Cindy Chapelle, Gillian Foster and many
more, singing songs like “Climb Ev'ry Mountain.” My Favourite
Things.” “Sixteen going on Seventeen.” “The Sound of Music”
and “Eidleweiss”
Robert Bruce makes his stage debut as
Captain Von Trapp and Queens University students Hannah Smith and
Sara Sturgeon will split the role of Maria.
Directed by Charles Robertson. Produced by Anne Marie Mortensen.
Directed by Charles Robertson. Produced by Anne Marie Mortensen.
The production takes place in the
beautiful confines of St Andrews Presbyterian Church where the songs
and the music will be a treat for the ear because of the great acoustics.
Because several scenes take place in a church, this will be a great
setting for the musical.
Because the musical takes place in
downtown Kingston, there will be a fabulous opportunity to have
dinner before the show or drinks after ward if you have left the kids
at home. Take in some shopping before hand and then a show.
Bottle Tree Productions has a rich
tradition of theatre and theatrical education including musical
theatre classes. in Kingston.
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