Lakeshore Players Dorval unveils comedy, drama for 53rd season

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Lakeshore Players Dorval is an icon of Montreal community theatre. This organization has delivered high quality entertainment to Dorval and the surrounding neighbours for over half a century and enters its 53rd season with a rich, eclectic line-up, ranging from outlandish comedy to seat-gripping drama.

The season opens on November 2 with a classic: Moliére’s Tartuffe translated by David Nicholson and directed by Corey Castle. It is a timeless story of a con, (this one being of the spiritual persuasion) and infiltrating a prominent family’s home.

Following this in February is Calendar Girls: based on a real story, directed any Steve Gillam, written by Juliette Towhidi  and adapted from a Miramax production, this is a hilarious story of well-meaning women hoping to raise money for charity by selling a calendar of them posing nude. What will Lakeshore Players Dorval reveal on stage? Find out in February.

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In May, Lakeshore Players Dorval will be producing Rough Justice written by Terence Frisby and directed by Carolyn Fe. This is a gripping story of a crime reporter, now on trial for murdering his severely disabled child. This is a poignant, relevant and timely production. Guilty or Innocent?

Right now you can purchase season’s tickets, which gives you prior seat choice and savings of nearly 30% off the regular price.

Lakeshore Players Dorval has been nominated six times for the prestigious Montreal English Theatre Award for Community Theatre; a testament to their tradition for outstanding entertainment. Don’t miss their 2017-18 lineup.

Visit their  website for subscription information or call the box office at 514-631-8718. Like their Facebook page.

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