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The world premiere of KAFKA THE MUSICAL by Murray Gold was a great success! Thank you Victoria!

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A CHRISTMAS CAROL
by Charles Dickens
Adapted by Clayton Jevne
Emily Carr House, 207 Government Street
December 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 at 2pm & 7pm and December 24 at 2pm
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS EVE PERFORMANCE:
Little Fernwood Hall, 1923 Fernwood Road
December 24 at 7pm

This two person, 80-minute adaptation of the timeless classic has been a Victoria holiday tradition since 1997, delighting audiences of all ages. Performed by Clayton Jevne and Sandra Ritter, A Christmas Carol succeeds in capturing the intimacy and poignancy of a story written to delight and inspire. Both actors share in assuming the various roles, while Sandra weaves musical magic throughout the show with her Celtic harp.

“Just might be the best version of this show I’ve ever seen … Jevne restores a measure of dignity to Carol … great storytelling with beautiful Celtic harp accompaniment.” ­­
— Monday Magazine, Victoria


Tickets: $10 under 16, $12 students and seniors, $15 regular
Reservations and information: Phone 250-383-5843 or email mail@theatreinconnu.com or ecarr@shaw.ca. Reservations are recommended for this highly popular show as seating is limited. Both venues are wheelchair accessible.

 

"kafka" "Murray Gold" "BBC" "Doctor Who"

2013 Season Announcement: 2013 Season!

 


(Painting by April Mackey)


 

“frenetic and entirely original.” – CVV Magazine

Read the entire review here

Theatre Inconnu, once again, continues to push my theatre-going boundaries with The Walworth Farce. – Janis Lacouvee 

Read the entire review here

The Belfry’s SPARK Festival 2012 featuring new plays and new ideas.

Similkameen O’Rourke is: Jimmy 1977
(A miniplay from Theatre Inconnu’s Graham McDonald)
March 21-24, 7:20 + 7:40 at the Belfry (Free admission)

“After a young boy answers an ad in the back of a MAD magazine to mount a play 35 years in the future, his mother can’t figure out what all the noise is coming from his bedroom. But you can bet your Star Wars jammies it’ll be something funny … sweet performance by wee Similkameen O’Rourke. Much like Rayn Cook-Thomas in The Lesson, O’Rourke offers a star turn here, ably assisted by Inconnu regular Naomi Simpson.” (CVV Magazine)

 

CONTINUING UNTIL MARCH 17: THE CRACKWALKER by Judith Thompson

 

CONTINUING: The Theatre Inconnu drop-in Young Actors Program
We’re gearing up for a new youth-lead production in the near future!