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January 22
Theatre Arts Guild

Mary’s Wedding

A Heartfelt Romance
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January 29
Quick As A Wink Theatre

The Little Mermaid

Percussion. Strings. Winds. Words…..
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January 22
Neptune Theatre

Mad Madge

Why Be Anything But Yourself?
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February 13
Eastern Front Theatre

Galentine’s Movie Night: 10 Things I Hate About You

Join us for a nostalgic screening of 10 Things I Hate About You, with a special musical performance!
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February 14
Eastern Front Theatre

Resurrected Hearts Concert with Stewart Legere

An intimate candlelit cabaret reimagining iconic songs revived by film and television (and TikTok).
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February 3
Neptune Theatre

Cult Play

What would you do if the life you always dreamed of came at a price you never expected?
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February 14
Festival Antigonish

Love U2~ A Tribute Concert

A high energy show of your favourite local artists, performing mega-hits from U2's decades-long catalogue, because we LOVE U2!
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February 13
The Savoy Theatre

Disney’s Frozen, the Broadway Musical

Full of magic, humor, and a stunning musical score, Frozen is a powerful tale of sisterhood, acceptance, and finding the real meaning of true love.
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February 7
CentreStage Theatre

My Invisible Friend

The importance of friendship
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February 27
CentreStage Theatre

Storm Warning

Another awesome Norm Foster production.
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February 24
Neptune Theatre

Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Who's Afraid of Living Without False Illusions?
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March 27
Festival Antigonish

The Hello Crows in Concert

With powerful songwriting and harmonies, The Hello Crows are quickly becoming rising stars, amplifying Wabanaki heritage while making their mark on Canada’s music scene.
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April 2
Solo Chicken Productions

TILT

Part theatre, part improv comedy
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April 4
Muffy Price

Someplace Believing: The Musical

Mental Illness is The New Normal: Live, Laugh, Love, Succeed!
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April 24
Annapolis District Drama Group

The Underpants

Steve Martin's zany comedy
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Theatre Nova Scotia

Theatre Nova Scotia is a registered charity dedicated to celebrating and uplifting live theatre in Nova Scotia. We serve all areas of theatre arts across the province including: professional theatre companies, community theatre companies, individual theatre artists, and educators from all levels of schools and universities.

Formed by a merging of the Nova Scotia Drama League (1951) representing Community Theatre, and the Nova Scotia Professional Theatre Alliance (1991), Theatre Nova Scotia was officially created in 2001.

Our mission is to respond to the needs of the professional and community theatre sectors in Nova Scotia by encouraging and supporting all aspects of live theatre through our programs and services.

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Theatre Nova Scotia acknowledges that its work and its membership stretch all across Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people.

We are incredibly fortunate to make our work and share our art with each other in this place, and we encourage our members and audiences to get acquainted with this land.
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We also honor the over 400-year history of African Nova Scotians in Mi’kma’ki. Recognizing African Nova Scotians as a founding culture of our nation, whose histories, legacies, and contributions have enriched this territory, and who continue to experience displacement, and all manner of structural, systemic, and individual discrimination today.
Learn more about this history with the Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia