Todd Appleton, playing a captivating Joseph, led his energetic supporting cast to a standing ovation at the Scarborough Village Theatre on Thursday night for their annual musical production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
A minimal set of a few risers and multicoloured backdrops were brought to life by the charismatic players from the very opening sequence to the final musical number.
The Scarborough Village Theatre invites community members on a transcendent biblical tale of love, perseverance and family as Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat makes its way to the stage.
It’s not easy bringing to life a bizarre family from 100 years ago, but the actors at the Scarborough Theatre Guild pulled off an amazing production of Elizabeth McFadden’s Double Door, which ran March 3-19 at the Scarborough Village Theatre.
With only a few days to opening night, the cast and crew of The Full Monty at the Scarborough Village Theatre are eagerly awaiting their moment in the spotlight.Having only auditioned in mid-November, the past few months have been a very busy time for everyone involved – especially the cast.
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It may be a hard knock life, but that didn’t stop the cast of Annie at the Scarborough Village Theatre from putting on an amazing performance.
The Scarborough Players literally rolled out the red carpet for the opening night of Ken Ludwig’s play, Shakespeare in Hollywood.
A group of people gathered at an island home find themselves conspiring, interrogating, investigating and acting, as they try to solve a murder.