Take a look at five local stage productions running in Saskatoon in September 2023. Performances include comedy, musicals and burlesque.
opens its season with the comedy Unnecessary Farce, written by Paul Slade Smith.
“Farce, at its best, is an exciting thing to watch, as well as to perform. When this play is firing on all cylinders, the pace, the gags, the larger-than-life characters, the doors, all of it, it’s an hysterically funny show,” director Rod Hutchinson said.Article content “We can’t wait to première the brand new sequel in Saskatoon and you don’t need to have seen the original ‘Menopause’ to laugh and love your way through this new production,” producer Mark Zimmerman said.
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