Set in Étaples, France, 1918. Nurses Christy, Maggie, and Bab have crossed oceans to care for wounded Canadian soldiers in the Great War. Despite the terrible injuries they must deal with, they manage to stay hopeful as the dangers of the front draw closer to their hospital. Through it all, the three women find friendship, independence, power, and influence in a place where men, once again, are trying to destroy the world.

Fred has a lot on his mind. The origins of the universe, for starters. The fabric of spacetime, too. The formation of the Earth, plate tectonics, the fossil record, gravitational waves, dark matter, winding valley roads, campfires, pottery cafes—the

list goes on and on. There’s also the matter of the giant salty egg, the man in the comfy blue chair, and the burning question: “Is this good? What I’m doing? With mine? My time?”

Developed in association with The Fundy Geological Museum, “Final Recordings” is an ecstatic, bittersweet, solo performance that juxtaposes a story of personal loss with the scope of the cosmos and geology of Nova Scotia. Driven by Stewart

Legere’s captivating performance, accompanied by intricate video and sound designs. The show runs 90 minutes and contains mature content and strong language.

Steal into a magical forest rife with chaos and mischief. Shakespeare’s famous comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a story of lovers fighting, fairies meddling and a donkey-headed actor? Told with a few modern twists this production is sure to leave you spellbound

Directed by Laura Vingoe-Cram

Starring actors from the Parrsboro community!