* * * at the GCTC December 7 to 21, 2O23 * * *
additional performance sponsored by
THEATRE WAKEFIELD
Friday, December 22, 2023
Centre Wakefield La Peche 38, ch de la Vallee de Wakefield, Wakefield, Quebec
additional performance sponsored by
THEATRE WAKEFIELD
Friday, December 22, 2023
Centre Wakefield La Peche 38, ch de la Vallee de Wakefield, Wakefield, Quebec
Holiday time: so many traditions! Gather with Bear & Co. to celebrate the joys of midwinter festivals.
Dylan Thomas transports us to the snow-blanketed seaside Welsh town where he was born. Nicholas D. Amott and Rachel Eugster bring his rough-and-tumble characters to life, share their own memories, and send your spirits soaring with midwinter harmonies. Join us for candle-lighting and stories, and a sweet carol sing-along.
Whether your December is never complete without hearing this story, or whether this will be your first experience of Thomas’s lyrical classic, this is for you.
Come share a warm hug of a show. And build your Christmas memories all over again.
Dylan Thomas transports us to the snow-blanketed seaside Welsh town where he was born. Nicholas D. Amott and Rachel Eugster bring his rough-and-tumble characters to life, share their own memories, and send your spirits soaring with midwinter harmonies. Join us for candle-lighting and stories, and a sweet carol sing-along.
Whether your December is never complete without hearing this story, or whether this will be your first experience of Thomas’s lyrical classic, this is for you.
Come share a warm hug of a show. And build your Christmas memories all over again.
photo by Chelsey Fawcett
This is a Canadian Actors' Equity Association production under the Artists' Collective Policy.
A sneak peek at Bear's spring show at The Gladstone!
Director: Eleanor Crowder
Ensemble: Hugh Neilson, Beverley Wolfe, and Rachel Eugster
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood provokes and intrigues.
There has been an accident at a nearby nuclear plant. In the recovery, three friends confront an impossible question: What is the cost of love?
“Somewhat menacing, and often funny.” –Time Out London
“Tantalisingly hard to define: it is about aging and responsibility.” –Time Out London
Ensemble: Hugh Neilson, Beverley Wolfe, and Rachel Eugster
The Children by Lucy Kirkwood provokes and intrigues.
There has been an accident at a nearby nuclear plant. In the recovery, three friends confront an impossible question: What is the cost of love?
“Somewhat menacing, and often funny.” –Time Out London
“Tantalisingly hard to define: it is about aging and responsibility.” –Time Out London