Lighthouse Festival Theatre 2009 Season

Don't miss a moment of the Lighthouse Festival Theatre's 2009 Season - celebrating 30 seasons!

Sexy Laundry
June 9th through July 4th
by Michele Riml
Directed by Walter Learning

Armed with a copy of Sex for Dummies, a married couple attempts to rekindle their passion for each other in this uproarious comedy by Michele Riml.  Will a weekend getaway at a swanky hotel be enough to get Alice and Henry back on track, or are the drudgeries of middle-age and thin towels too much for them to bear?  (Adult situations and coarse language.)

Outlaw
July 7th through August 1st
by Norm Foster
Directed by Chris McHarge

Canadian farmer Bob Hicks needed to make a few extra dollars, so he headed south to Kansas to drive cattle.  Just as he's about to head home with a pocket full of money, he's captured and sentenced to hang for murdering the brother of the richest man in town.  Will he be able to convince his captors to release him, or will he be the latest man to meet his maker courtesy of the town's infamous hangin' rock?  Join us for this hilarious western written by and starring Norm Foster.  (Some adult humour.)

Grounded
August 4th through August 22nd
World Premiere!
by John Spurway
Directed by Chris McHarge
Nathan Brewer has always been easy to push around, and that may land him and his fellow airline passengers in a tropical paradise full of trouble.  Don't miss this mysterious and intriguing comedy from Between Friends author John Spurway where everyone has a secret and no one is quite who they seem.  (Appropriate for all audiences).


Blue Suede Shoes
August 25th through September 5th
Created by Chris McHarge
and Colin Stewart
Don't miss this explosive tribute to the King of Rock n' Roll, Elvis Presley.  Re-live the hits that made Elvis the world's most beloved performer, sung by Roy Leblanc, winner of the 2003 Las Vegas World's Best Elvis competition.  Fans of all ages will love this heartfelt and energetic tribute to the iconic musical legend.  (Appropriate for all audiences.)


For more information on the Lighthouse Festival Theatre and it's anticipated 2009 season visit http://lighthousetheatre.com