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Presented by Apple Sauce Productions
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Doors open at 1:45pm
An Original Theatrical Adventure for the Young and Young at Heart!
You are warmly invited to experience the premiere of A Rainbow’s End, a new, original 45-minute theatrical production. Created in the Annapolis Valley with award-winning Nova Scotian artists, this heartwarming adventure invites family audiences into a magical world where nothing is quite as it seems.
When Aurora, a sparkly mermaid in search of her personal treasure, follows her magical rainbow to a garbage-covered island, she is less than impressed. “Where have you taken me, Rainbow? My treasure can't be on this disgusting piece of sand! It's filled with garbage!” She decides to leave, only to discover that her rainbow is stuck. To make matters worse, the island is home to Gary Bhones, a cranky, sun-baked pirate who is “mean and smells like rotten fish!”
What follows is a playful clash of personalities, comedic encounters, and delightful surprises. Aurora sees a disgusting pile of junk, while Gary sees a world of possibility. From discarded bottles, cans, and found objects emerge colourful characters, including Walter the mouse, a bog monster, a blue bottle snake, and a butterfly.
Through puppetry, clown performance, movement, dance, and live music, discarded objects come to life before the audience's eyes. Against a whimsical, sun-bleached island setting, the vibrant performers create a playful soundscape using voice, ukulele, kazoos, boomwhackers, and found-object instruments.
Filled with humour, magic, and unexpected friendships, A Rainbow’s End gently challenges familiar ideas about mermaids, pirates, beauty, and belonging. At its heart is the discovery that true treasure lies in our ability to embrace who we really are and to be seen.
Artistic Credits
Original concept and story: Aurora Scott
Script: Created by Aurora Scott through a devised collaborative process with Stuart Hiduk and Jim Morrow
Performed by: Aurora Scott and Stuart Hiduk
Directed by: Jim Morrow
Produced by: Aurora Scott
Scenic and costume design: Kate Church
Production assistance and painting: Bella Steeves
Come discover where the rainbow leads on December 5th at Al Whittle Theatre.
Presented by Apple Sauce Productions
[email protected]
Doors open at 1:45pm
An Original Theatrical Adventure for the Young and Young at Heart!
You are warmly invited to experience the premiere of A Rainbow’s End, a new, original 45-minute theatrical production. Created in the Annapolis Valley with award-winning Nova Scotian artists, this heartwarming adventure invites family audiences into a magical world where nothing is quite as it seems.
When Aurora, a sparkly mermaid in search of her personal treasure, follows her magical rainbow to a garbage-covered island, she is less than impressed. “Where have you taken me, Rainbow? My treasure can't be on this disgusting piece of sand! It's filled with garbage!” She decides to leave, only to discover that her rainbow is stuck. To make matters worse, the island is home to Gary Bhones, a cranky, sun-baked pirate who is “mean and smells like rotten fish!”
What follows is a playful clash of personalities, comedic encounters, and delightful surprises. Aurora sees a disgusting pile of junk, while Gary sees a world of possibility. From discarded bottles, cans, and found objects emerge colourful characters, including Walter the mouse, a bog monster, a blue bottle snake, and a butterfly.
Through puppetry, clown performance, movement, dance, and live music, discarded objects come to life before the audience's eyes. Against a whimsical, sun-bleached island setting, the vibrant performers create a playful soundscape using voice, ukulele, kazoos, boomwhackers, and found-object instruments.
Filled with humour, magic, and unexpected friendships, A Rainbow’s End gently challenges familiar ideas about mermaids, pirates, beauty, and belonging. At its heart is the discovery that true treasure lies in our ability to embrace who we really are and to be seen.
Artistic Credits
Original concept and story: Aurora Scott
Script: Created by Aurora Scott through a devised collaborative process with Stuart Hiduk and Jim Morrow
Performed by: Aurora Scott and Stuart Hiduk
Directed by: Jim Morrow
Produced by: Aurora Scott
Scenic and costume design: Kate Church
Production assistance and painting: Bella Steeves
Come discover where the rainbow leads on December 5th at Al Whittle Theatre.
Admission
Pricing: Free
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