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2022 - 2023 Presented Series
Back for the 38th year, the Bert Church LIVE Theatre (BCLT) presents another season of entertainment for all to enjoy. With more than 10 performance shows between October 2022 and May 2023, audiences can expect to see acts featuring music, theatre, all-ages performances, comedy and community partnerships.
Prairie Mountain Fiddlers
Saturday, Apr. 8, 2 p.m.
Back by popular demand! This will be a foot-stomping, toe-tapping afternoon full of good old-time fiddle music. The Prairie Mountain Fiddlers play for the people and for their love of music. It is all about good old-fashioned fun!
Show category: All ages, music and partnership
Nimihitowin!
Friday, May 12, 7:30 p.m.
Nimihitowin! (Knee-me-toe-in) is an all-ages, music and dance performance created and performed by Wild Mint Arts! Nimihitowin! translated from Cree to means "to dance" and "to be in movement.” This performance expresses Indigenous culture through Powwow dance, hoop dance and Métis jigging, providing entertainment and education throughout the show.
This is a Pay-What-You-Choose performance with a recommended donation of $15 per seat. Advance sales are available for a guaranteed seat, or Pay-What-You-Choose at the box office on the day of the performance!
Dufflebag Theatre's Peter Pan
Sunday, May 14, 2 p.m.
Wendy Darling is sad to learn that she’s growing too old to stay in the nursery any longer, and must move to the adult wing of the house. But when an adventurous young boy offers to fly her to Neverland where she can stay young forever, Wendy is catapulted into an adventure filled with magic pixies, charming pirates, and talking trees! As Peter Pan battles his arch-nemesis Captain Hook in DuffleBag Theatre’s fun version of J.M. Barrie’s beloved classic, even grown-ups will feel like kids again!
Show category: All ages and theatre.
Alice in Wonderland, presented by Nose Creek Players
Friday, May 26, 7:30 P.M., Saturday, May 27, 2 and 7:30 P.M.
As the curtain rises, Alice slides into view at the end of her long fall down the rabbit hole. It is a more delightful place for the audience than for Alice, who is desperately trying to get back home! She tries to get help from the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, and from the very nice Cheshire Cat. Long enough to contain the most delightful incidents, it is short enough to keep audience attention!
A guide to BCLT shows
In the 2022-2023 presented series, patrons will notice icons on our show posters. These are to help ticketholders understand the show experience a bit better. We have included a short description of each icon to help explain what each icon represents. Look for each circle icon on the show poster to know what you should expect from each performance.
Gift certificates
Gift certificates may be purchased for any dollar amount. They are not redeemable for cash and they do not expire. Gift certificates may be purchased via the Box Office or online.
Gift certificates may be purchased for any dollar amount. They are not redeemable for cash and they do not expire. Gift certificates may be purchased via the Box Office or online.