2025 Season
JUNE 26 TO JULY 12
“Prepare for a journey that crosses provincial lines and emotional boundaries. Get ready to immerse yourself in a love letter to Canada that serves up a hearty dose of comedy, a sprinkle of drama, and an affectionate exploration of Canadian culture.” - The London Free Press
A hilarious story about four distinctly different women in their sixties who head off on a hilarity-filled road trip from Toronto to Dildo, Newfoundland. Significant travel time together affords them plenty of opportunity to compare their pasts, presents and futures. Through a variety of madcap adventures, shared secrets emerge, forging bonds and new beginnings. The members of the Beaver Club demonstrate for us all how we can overcome anything with a little help from our friends.
JUNE 24 TO AUGUST 9
Bought out by a large corporation, the local radio station loses its human connection when its popular DJs are replaced by a “tech-savvy” pre-programmed, “soulless, sterile silver box”. But when the box “inexplicably” loses its feed and a powerful blizzard descends on the entire county, the two DJs are swept back into service. Knowing that “dead air” is something they cannot afford, the two DJs, along with their trusted station manager, must improvise hours of on-air entertainment with live music, stories and song, as they contend with a host of wacky call-in characters. This hilarious musical reminds us all, of the importance of human connection, all the while sharing an uproarious behind the scenes look at what it takes to provide an entertaining lineup of spontaneous and joyful programming.
AUGUST 14 TO AUGUST 23
“I am proud to have brought Leave It To Cleavage to our audience on four separate occasions. The show is a wild mix of ‘Whose Line is it Anyway’ and ‘Leave It To Beaver.’ Brought to life by some of Canada’s best improvisers who are guaranteed to have audiences talking about it for weeks after!” - Michael Cade, Chilliwack Art Centre
Leave It To Cleavage is a comedy cocktail, somewhat by design, somewhat by improv, occasionally irreverent but always accompanied with a side of laughter! These ladies hark back to the 1950’s when women knew their place and had their role all figured out. Recognizing how times have changed, two effervescent 1950s housewives take suggestions from the audience to help them re-write their “Helpful Housewife Tips”. They re-create a “Day in the Life” of a woman from the audience who has both a family and (breathe deeply, clutch pearls!) a job! All this and more as we unwind the secrets to successful relationships.