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We are thrilled to share with you our 2026-27 Season!
FALL 2026
ACT-oberfest: A Student Variety Show (One Night Only)
Friday October 2 | 7:30pm
Join us for a night of talent, creativity, and surprises! Mount Allison students take the stage for one spectacular evening showcasing a range of performers, from comedy and music to monologues, movement, drag, and everything in between. One night onlydont miss your chance to see what our students can do!
LOVE & INFORMATION
by Caryl Churchill
Directed by Valmai Goggin
November 4-7 | 7:30pm and 2:00pm
PWYC Preview November 3
Ever caught a glimpse of a conversation, and imagined someones entire life? A decade before doomscrolling and algorithms ruled our lives, Love & Information anticipates how scraps of dialogue and breathless half-moments contain entire worlds. In this ensemble piece, eight actors perform over 100 roles in a genre-defying theatrical experience that explores the extraordinary and everyday moments that make us human.
STUDENT SHOWCASE:
November 26-28 | 7:30pm and 2pm
PWYC Preview November 25
Join us for a double bill of student work as part of their SCRN/DRAM Independent Studies.
WINTER 2027
OBSERVING BLACKBIRDS
created by Ian McFarlane, Jerry Ropson, and Keira Galway
February 3-6 | 7:30pm and 2pm
PWYC Preview February 2
Observing Blackbirds is an original, interdisciplinary collaboration between the Drama & Screen Studies Program, the Fine Arts Department, and the Music Departments Elliott Chorale. Taking inspiration from Wallace Stevens poem Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird, as well as Sackvilles enthusiasm for birding and ornithology, this production contemplates the multitudes that arise from intentional observation of the living world.
PONTYPOOL
by Tony Burgess
Directed by Stephanie Dotto
March 17-20 | 7:30pm and 2pm
An ordinary winter's day in small-town Canada takes a strange turn. Townspeople are congregating, chanting, and ripping each other apart are they possessed by some sort of virus? When our very language and words pose the real threat, a talk radio station becomes impossibly dangerous. Dont miss this homage to B-movie gore and the Canadian premiere of the cult horror classic!