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Community Theatre at its best! We are a not for profit FoundationMariposa Arts Theatre Foundation (MAT) is thrilled to announce its 2016-2017 season!
Once again, we are delighted to be offering one of our most exciting seasons yet. Building on the success of our hugely popular fall 2015 production of You’ll Get Used to It!. The War Show, we begin our new season with Waiting for the Parade,followed by Death and the Maiden, and ending with Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.
It will be a season to remember. We are sticking to what we are all about: plays that entertain, challenge, and delight, while giving us something to think about.
Upcoming Shows:
Waiting for the Parade - Nov 10 - 20, 2016
By John Murrell
Set in Calgary during World War ll, this play reminds us that the wounded are not always at the front. Five women gather to work for the war effort while the men they love are away. In a series of episodic, snapshot vignettes, the play focuses on the women who shared a common purpose; to serve the war effort and perhaps more importantly, to survive the war.
Director: James Fairbairn
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Death and the Maiden - Feb 9 – 19, 2017
By Ariel Dorfman
Tonight, a stranger calls. For Paulina Sala, his voice triggers a memory she has long tried to suppress. Through months in captivity under a brutal regime she never saw her captor’s face, but she heard his voice, calm yet menacing. A voice she will never forget. When her husband invites a stranger back to their isolated beach house, she hears that voice again.
Director: Angela Munday
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Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike – March 30 – April 9, 2017
By Christopher Durang
Christopher Durang pays cheeky homage to all things Chekhov. The countryside bliss of siblings Vanya and Sonia is thrown into disarray when sister-turned-actress Masha returns home with her new, rather dimwitted, lover in tow, sparking a fiery bout of rivalry, lust and opportunity.
Director: Michael Clipperton
FILM NIGHTS, now beginning its 21st year, is one of Orillia’s premier quality entertainments. Last year 4689 audience members saw 13 films from the Toronto International Film Festival’s Film Circuit. They enjoyed films from Canada and around the world, and were both entertained and challenged.
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