A reunion weekend for estranged sisters Connie and Regan takes a mysterious turn when they find the host of Hickory Dickory Inn murdered! With a snowstorm raging outside and the phone line deliberately cut, it appears the killer is among those at the inn. Could it be the victim’s surprisingly unsentimental sister, Essie? Or maybe it’s Clark or Keeky Curtis, a pair of lovebirds who have to be hiding something under that sticky-sweet façade. What’s the story behind debonair Englishman Edgar Hill, who’s a real fish out of water? And isn’t it curious that the best-selling author of horror stories, Nigel Grimm, in reality is afraid of everything? Does Sarah Dane, a lonely young woman who has an edge of anger, hold a strong enough passion, perhaps, to kill? The sisters can’t even overlook each other... Perhaps the victim himself will point a ghostly finger at the real killer!

It’s Christmas Eve — the busiest shopping day at Carrington’s Department Store. Holly, Carrington’s newest clerk, and several other customers are greeted by a kindly bell ringer who seems to have an uncanny ability to make their deepest Christmas wishes come true. Among the customers; A young family that arrives for last-minute shopping and learns a lesson about connecting with their son... A trio of sisters that snags the last RC car for their nephew and leave less burdened than when they arrived... A cynical, wealthy man that learns about true love from a destitute girl who sacrifices her own well-being for her family. Meanwhile, three inept criminals are making plans to rob the store. In their bungled attempt to crack the safe, the robbers take Holly and a customer, Barry, as hostages. A surprising last minute wish saves the hostages and brings the criminals to justice.

Written by Nicole Poirier
Director - Karen Hackel

Mayhem is the perfect word to describe the wacky antics of this hilarious one-act comedy mystery that takes place at the mansion of the eccentric Brits, the Vandersnoots.

This bustling comedy delivers nonstop laughs and continuous chaos to delight actors and audiences alike.

Written by Claudia Haas
Director - Karen Hackel

A comedy play that unfolds before your eyes, including props and costumes. No worry if you really aren't a musician, the only music involved is a simple rhyme with stomping and clapping, and it doesn't even have to be sung well. There is a squirrel narrator, who bosses the others around while the vain bird gets his feathers -er, feather -ruffled when he keeps barging on stage demanding a part in the show.

Adapted by Jody Johnston Davidson
Director - Katie Jones

Share the adventures of Anne Shirley and her "best friend for life" Diana Barry, as they travel from childhood to maturity in this heartwarming adaptation which beautifully captures the highlights of the classic novel.

Written by Matthew K. Begbie
Director - Joyce Vest Dudley

Mistaken identities galore, a fast-paced plot that picks up more speed as it goes, and an extended chase scene involving... well, just about everyone, will instantly make this fresh farce a favorite for cast, crew, and audience alike.

Written by Faye Couch Reeves
Director - Karen Hackel

A "Project Christmas" at the church, preparing items for the homeless, a Christmas pageant rehearsal with only half of the donkey costume, Christmas carols, and everyone will find something in which they can truly... BELIEVE!