Knowlton Players is proud to acknowledge its partnership with the TRCF, better known as Townshippers Foundation. Townshippers Foundation will now be able to accept donations on behalf of Knowlton Players, should donors want a receipt.
Checks should be made to TRCF (Townshippers' Research & Cultural Foundation)
Note/Memo : Knowlton Players
Include full name, address and contact information (for receipt purposes)
Minimum donation to receive receipt is $20.00
Possibility of etransfer to Townshippers' email address
(trcf@townshippers.org)
Send a separate email with the password to the etransfer with full name, address and contact information
The link for donations can be foundhere.
Aye, it’s supper an’ a show wi’ a right guid Shakespearean twist on the menu this year, as the braw folk o’ Knowlton Players bring ye their aye-popular dinner theatre weekend — a proper feast o’ scran an’ stage, nae less!
Wait! No one will understand that! In plain English please!
Dinner and a show with a Shakespearean twist is on this year’s menu as Knowlton Players present their ever-popular dinner theatre weekend.
This year’s feature production, “Macbeth and All That,” offers a lively, family-friendly adaptation of Shakespeare’s famous Scottish play — with plenty of playful emphasis on the word Scottish! Expect kilts, comedy, and a creative spin on the Bard’s classic tale of ambition and intrigue.
The evening promises much more than the main event. Audiences will also be treated to:
A ballet performance by members of Sutton Ballet
A special song performance
And perhaps even a spirited Scottish dance to round out the festivities
This collaborative production with Knowlton Academy will take place the weekend of March 13th at Knowlton Academy, 70 rue Victoria.
A grand wee ceilidh o’ theatre, music, dancin’, an’ braw good scran awaits ye — so pit a muckle red circle roon yer calendar an’ steel yersel’ for a wee dram o’ drama in bonnie Scotland (wi’ a sly wee wink, ken!)
Or ....
An entertaining blend of theatre, music, dance, and good food awaits — so mark your calendars and prepare for a wee dramatic adventure in Scotland (with a wink)!