Entertaining the Shuswap since 1977!
Community enrichment • Diverse and inspiring live entertainment • opportunities for creative dramatic experience
February 21 – March 9, 2025
Dr. Sean Merrit wanders into the small town of Stewiacke, Nova Scotia, exactly halfway between the equator and the North Pole. Recently dumped by his fiancée, he’s looking for a new start and soon meets four local women, each with their own colourful life stories. Laughter, tears and the power of true friendship…more…
By Kate Hennig
Directed by Elizabeth Ann Skelhorne
Fifteen-year-old Bess has no idea, when she heads to London to see her uncle Ted, that she is about to find herself at the heart of a scandal involving sexual impropriety, her stepfather, and an attempted overthrow of the government. How adroitly can the future Queen Elizabeth maneuver to avoid being swept up in the peril that might ensue?
Once again, Shuswap Theatre is part of UNPLUG AND PLAY week, organized by the Literacy Society of the Shuswap (LASS). Join Nedine and friends on Saturday, January 25 from 12 – 1 to explore the dramatic arts through creativity and playing theatre-based games. Best enjoyed by children 5 and up.
Check out all of the fun activities for Unplug and Play week, January 25 – Feb 1, on the LASS website.
Theatre on the Edge, Salmon Arm’s only annual theatre festival, invites your application to perform at TotE-Fest 2025, happening June 13 – 15.
Are you a theatre artist? Do you have a show to share with an audience? Maybe a work in development or some slam poetry? Check out all the details on the TotE website.
Theatre on the Edge is a co-production of Shuswap Theatre and the Salmon Arm Arts Centre.
Deadline for applications – March 30, 2025