The Dream House

The Dream House is a play that takes place in the comedy context. It speaks about a family that consists of a Father, Mother and children of the family. Who all live in a very cheap life. They prevent themselves from living a normal or basic life in order to save enough money, so they can build their own new “Dream house”. They are looking for the “right” person or company to build their house. Will the dream house meet their expectations or will it crumble to the ground causing them to lose their dream of joy and peace forever because of a foolish choice?

The Dream House

The play takes place in the comedy context but has a message that hits “home” in the final scenes. It speaks about a family that consists of a Father, Mother and children, who all live in a very cheap life. They prevent themselves from living a normal or even basic life in order to save enough money, so they can build their own new “Dream house”. They are looking for the “right” person or company to build their house. The family must make a tough choice that will decide their future and what path they will take. Will the dream house meet their expectations or will it crumble to the ground causing them to lose their dream of joy and peace forever because of a foolish choice?

The Great Banquet

Socialite Elizabeth Chapman is planning a gala banquet for the guest of the Great Congregation Assembly. Her friend feels that the food from this meal could be better used for the needy. The city has people on the streets and within the community that could use a nice meal. Several of those people cross paths with Elizabeth and her staff as the story unfolds. The local law, Police Officer Harrington, tries to keep some of the local “unworthy” from crashing the party. As the preparation for the meal unfolds events happen and lives are changed forever. The only question becomes, will the guest show up? The clock ticks down to dinner being served.

Tickets: $10 advance, $12 at the door; available at 519-782-3971.

Meaning of Christmas

Meaning of Christmas is about a young woman named Kristan Banks who has wandered away from her religious ties and lost her way in life. The production takes place on a cold night in December near Christmas when Kristan wanders back into a church supposedly for the reason to get warm. Through the story she encounters people from within the church including the minister, the janitor, and another woman her age who all guide this lost sheep back to finding hope and rekindling her faith. During her journey on this one fateful night Kristan will rediscover her faith and find out the true meaning of Christmas and what the “season” of Christmas really is about.

Tickets: $10 adults, $5 for 12 to 16 years old, free for those under 12 years old. Available by calling 519-438-3492 or 519-472-3108.

Meaning of Christmas

Meaning of Christmas is about a young woman named Kristan Banks who has wandered away from her religious ties and lost her way in life. The production takes place on a cold night in December near Christmas when Kristan wanders back into a church supposedly for the reason to get warm. Through the story she encounters people from within the church including the minister, the janitor, and another woman her age who all guide this lost sheep back to finding hope and rekindling her faith. During her journey on this one fateful night Kristan will rediscover her faith and find out the true meaning of Christmas and what the “season” of Christmas really is about.

Tickets: $10 adults, $5 for 12 to 16 years old, free for those under 12 years old. Available by calling 519-438-3492 or 519-472-3108.