Pine Tree Players

Announcing Pine Tree Players' 2026 Season!

A Year of Wit, Heart, Imagination, and Unforgettable Stories

Pine Tree Players is thrilled to unveil our 2026 season — a year packed with classic comedies, beloved literary adaptations, and contemporary musical theatre. Whether you’re interested in auditioning, volunteering, or simply settling into a seat for a great night of theatre, we can’t wait to share these stories with you.

Read on for show details and audition opportunities!

🎩 The Importance of Being Earnest

By Oscar Wilde
Directed by Sherry Thompson

Oscar Wilde’s razor-sharp wit comes to our stage with The Importance of Being Earnest, a comedy of double lives, mistaken identities, and social satire. Follow two young men—both posing as “Ernest”—as they navigate romance and the expectations of Victorian society. With unforgettable characters like Lady Bracknell and Miss Prism, this classic promises clever banter, laughter, and a delightfully absurd good time

🎟️ Performances

April 15-18 and 23-25: Doors 7pm | Curtain 7:30pm
April 19: Doors 1:30pm | Curtain 2pm
Location: Canmore Miners’ Union Hall

🌻 Canmore Summer Theatre Festival 2026

Performed outdoors at the Stan Rogers Stage, the festival returns with two beloved classics — Little Women and Anne of Green Gables — running in repertory July 8–19.

🎭 Festival Auditions & Workshops

Meet the Directors & Audition Workshop: Sunday, February 8

Auditions:

  • Tuesday, Feb 24 — 5–9pm
  • Thursday, Feb 26 — 5–9pm
  • Sunday, Mar 1 — 10am–6pm

📚 Little Women

By Marian De Forest
Directed by Shelby Reinitz

This cherished adaptation invites audiences into the world of Jo, Meg, Beth, and Amy March. Based on Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, this production blends warmth, humour, music, and heartfelt storytelling. With a wide range of roles and a flexible cast size, Little Women offers a uniquely inclusive community theatre experience.

🎟️ Performances

July 8-12 and 15-18: Doors 6:30pm | Curtain 7:00pm
Location: Stan Rogers Stage

🍁 Anne of Green Gables

By Ashley Griffin
Directed by Chelsea Howell-Fellows

Join Anne Shirley — imaginative, fiery-haired, and full of heart — as she transforms the small community of Avonlea with her boundless curiosity and resilient spirit. This fresh ensemble-driven adaptation celebrates belonging, friendship, and the power of seeing the world through new eyes.

🎟️ Performances

July 8-12 and 16-19: Doors 12:30pm | Curtain 1:00pm
Location: Stan Rogers Stage

🎢 Ride the cyclone

By Brooke Maxwell & Jacob Richmond
Directed by Ally Schuurman

Fast-paced, heartfelt, hilarious, and unforgettable — Ride the Cyclone has become a modern cult musical sensation. When six teenagers perish in a roller coaster accident, a mysterious mechanical fortune teller offers them a chance to compete for a return to life. What follows is a poignant mix of storytelling, music, and humour.

🎭 AuditionS

Meet the Director: June 3 at 7pm

Auditions: Monday, July 6 and Wednesday, July 8 — 6–9pm

🎟️ Performances

November 18-21 and 26-28: Doors 7pm | Curtain 7:30pm
November 22: Doors 1:30pm | Curtain 2pm
Location: Canmore Miners’ Union Hall

🌲 Join Us for a Season to Remember!

From timeless literary heroines to uproarious Victorian satire to a unique and heartfelt contemporary musical, the 2026 season offers something special for every theatre lover. 

Stay tuned for ticket releases, volunteer calls, and more announcements soon!

Theatre Smarts — World Theatre Day

Each year, on March 27, a world-renowned figure is invited to craft a message on the theme of theatre and a culture of peace. This year’s message comes from celebrated director, educator, author and chairman of the International Committee of Theatre Olympics, Theodoros Terzopoulos. Read his message

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