Back by popular demand
The Book of Mormon, which played a sold out one-week run in 2015, returns Sept. 13 to 18 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium.
The religious satire musical follows two Mormon missionaries as they try to expound on the virtues of scripture to inhabitants of a remote Ugandan village. The duo is challenged by the residents’ focus on avoiding AIDS, famine and oppression.
This equal opportunity offender won its three creators Trey Parker, Robert Lopez and Matt Stone nine Tony Awards.
Tickets are available by calling at 1-855-985-5000 or online at ticketmaster.ca.
St. Albert’s number one dinner theatre has announced a three-show season with all performances taking place at Kinsmen Hall.
David Adjmi’s 3C opening Nov. 10 looks at the aftermath of the Vietnam War as Brad, an ex-serviceman, moves to Los Angeles to start a new life.
When he winds up trashed in Connie and Linda’s kitchen after a wild night of partying, the three strike a deal for an arrangement that is both hilarious and devastating.
Just after Valentine’s Day on Feb. 16, Michael Wilmott’s Buying the Moose looks at close relationships in a new way. After Rob’s wife discovers him with a blow-up doll wearing one of her dresses, life spirals out of control.
Rob goes to talk to his brother while his wife ends up chatting with Greg’s wife and the result is a lot of personal discoveries.
The closer starting April 27 is a Night of One-Acts by Jeffrey Hatcher’s Three Viewings, David Ives’ Sure Thing and Le Wilhelm’s The Power and the Glory.
For tickets call 780-4222-0102 or visit stalberttheatre.com.
