Join us for a play and a musical! 30 talented youth offer a fabulous evening of entertainment. Tickets $10 Available at the Baggage Building Gift Gallery

This musical production is the perfect way to start your summer FUN

On a cold, moonless night in the middle of winter, all is not quite what it seems in the remote, mythical town of Almost, Maine. As the northern lights hover in the star-filled sky above, Almost's residents find themselves falling in and out of love in unexpected and often hilarious ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. But the bruises heal, and the hearts mend - almost - in this delightful midwinter night's dream.
Show Dates: May 30, 31st, June 1st and June 2nd and June 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th - 7:30pm curtain time.
Tickets available at Calico Coffeehouse, Thunder Pet - both locations, eventbrite.ca by searching Cambrian Players. Tickets are limited to nightly performances so don't wait and get the night you would like to attend.
Wednesdays - $20 for everyoneThursdays, Fridays and Saturdays - $25 General Admission, $20 Senior and Student

The fabulous musical takes a hilarious musical spin down the yellow brick road. Tickets go on sale March 24/18 at Baggage Building Gift Gallery $10 each

Save the date - Jungle Book is coming April 20 & 21. Join 30 actors as they sing, dance and recreate this classic Disney story. Join us at Confederation College (Shuniah Building lecture theatre)

Come share the magic of this wonderful musical adaptation of everyone’s favorite Christmas classic! Bill Francoeur’s original music beautifully accompanies this uplifting retelling, enriched with ample female roles.
’Bah, Humbug!’ Ebenezer sings, dooming himself to visits from three Christmas spirits. With the first ghost, he sees his sister Fanny as they sing ’One Last Christmas.’ Next, Scrooge is taken to the home of his employee, Beth Cratchit, where Tiny Tim sings ’God Bless Us, Everyone.’ Finally, Scrooge watches as the entire town celebrates with ’He’s Dead and Buried!’ Ebenezer’s revelation that ’Life Was Meant to Live’ brings a heart-warming conclusion to Dickens’s beloved tale.

In an old abandoned theatre, Targoyle and Fargoyle enthusiastically welcome monsters far and wide to the annual Monster Cabaret! Here the monsters are safe to freely express themselves without any humans around.
This year, four human kids have snuck into the cabaret. Westerly, Jade and Sunny all have hopes of revealing monster secrets to the world KC, the oldest of the group, breaks from his tough exterior to reveal that he longs to find his childhood monster friend, Oozy Lumpa.
Unaware of humans lurking around, the Werewolves, led by Tooth and Moonface, perform their signature Rock n’ Roll number showing off their passionate and powerful howls.
The Vampires are next, but this year they’re singing a different tune. Due to humans consuming too many processed foods, they’ve made a significant change to their diet. Vladimer, Vazel, Valexa, Vank and the rest of the Vampires reluctantly profess their new love of vegetables).
Backstage, Sunny, in monster disguise, runs into Oozy Lumpa, a sweet but slimy monster who is longing for her childhood human friend, KC. Sunny runs off, frightened.
During the next cabaret act, the Werewolves enter a friendly competition to see who has the best howl.
Meanwhile, Jade and Westerly continue excitedly filming their documentary in disguise. When KC enters, they realize they’ve lost Sunny! Jade and Westerly split up to go find him while KC thinks again about his long lost monster friend, Oozy.
During the Vampire’s second cabaret number, they tunefully lament on one of the everyday difficulties of being a vampire in a rousing Broadway number.
When Sunny runs into Oozy for the second time backstage, he panics and runs away again. Oozy, left alone, sings about how it feels scaring people away and being alone . This grabs the attention of KC, who finally reunites with his long lost friend! But now the humans have been revealed as spies! The Vampires, whose tempers have already been on the edge due to their new diet, explode into a rock anthem calling all monsters to take a stand against the humans!
In front of the entire Monster Cabaret, the human kids confess that their initial motives for sneaking in were selfish, but have since changed upon learning that the monsters deal with the same issues as humans. As the curtain falls, the cabaret celebrates a monster/human world no longer separated by fear but now joined in understanding and friendship!

The Confederation College Performing Arts Club is going back to our roots, to proudly present A SPRING VARIETY SHOW on Friday April 7th, 2017 at 7:30pm in the Confederation College Lecture Theatre.
Tickets are only $10 and are available at the SUCCI Office. This exciting evening features dance, music, comedy and more by the talented Students, Employees, Retirees and Alumni of the Performing Arts Club as well as special guests from ALL THE DAZE Productions, MIRACLES AWAIT Magic & Illusions, THE WORLD DANCE COLLECTIVE and the College’s new dance club THE FLASHMOBSTERS. Tickets are going fast and are good for the whole family! See you at the show!