Cory Sincennes News

Let's take it back to The Mack! Bittergirl: The Musical sold out virtually its entire run when it first premiered at the Festival and will return this summer with new songs and scenes, and the same girl-group hits like 'I'm Gonna Make You Love Me,' 'Ain't No Mountain High Enough,' 'I Will Survive,' and 'Too Many Fish In The Sea.'

?23 Canadian triple-threats, a world-class theatre, a mesmerizing pop-rock soundtrack, and a trip down the aisle you'll never forget. It all culminates Saturday night when The Charlottetown Festival launches the Atlantic Canadian premiere of Mamma Mia!

Jay Davis who plays the lead Gabriel in Charlottetown Festival's EVANGELINE, became ill and lost his voice right before the first preview show.  Davis did not have an understudy, so artistic director, Adam Brazier, had to step in at the last minute to replace him, it was reported.

BroadwayWorld has an exclusive first look at behind the scenes photos from Evangeline at the Charlottetown Fesitval! Check out the exclusive photos from our very own Racheal McCaig below! One of the most ambitious Canadian musicals ever conceived is back. Inspired by Longfellow's classic poem, Evangeline takes us on a heroine's incredible journey to find her Gabriel following the events of the Acadian Deportation. Co-produced by Edmonton's Citadel Theatre and The Charlottetown Festival, the remounted Evangeline begins previews in the Homburg Theatre September 14 and opens September 18.

Libido Productions presents QUEER BATHROOM STORIES by Sheila Cavanagh at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. The show runs now through June 15, 2014, on the eve of WorldPride.

Libido Productions presents QUEER BATHROOM STORIES by Sheila Cavanagh at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. The show runs May 31 - June 15, 2014, on the eve of WorldPride.

Young People's Theatre welcomes Concrete Theatre and their production of Jared Matsunaga-Turnbull's whimsical Paper Song. Directed by Caroline Howarth, this poweful play for children and families will be presented in the Studio from April 29 to May 11.

In QUEER BATHROOM STORIES (QBS) three actors play 72 characters who are composites culled from hundreds of interviews of LGBTQ North Americans. Written by York University professor, author and playwright Sheila Cavanagh, QBS is based on interviews conducted for Cavanagh's award-winning book, 'Queering Bathrooms: Gender, Sexuality and the Hygienic Imagination' (2010).

In QUEER BATHROOM STORIES (QBS) three actors play 72 characters who are composites culled from hundreds of interviews of LGBTQ North Americans. Written by York University professor, author and playwright Sheila Cavanagh, QBS is based on interviews conducted for Cavanagh's award-winning book, "Queering Bathrooms: Gender, Sexuality and the Hygienic Imagination" (2010).