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The Woman in Black
by Stephen Mallatratt
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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by Joseph Kesselring
directed by Frances Berry
Thurs.-Sat., June 14-30, 8:00 p.m.
The Davies Foundation Auditorium
52 Church St., Kingston, ON
Come and meet the charming and innocent ladies who populate their cellar with the remains of “socially and religiously acceptable roomers” compliments of elderberry wine. Stay and meet the rest of the family; including the brother who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt and the other brother who looks like Boris Karloff. More
A Streetcar Named Desire
by Tennessee Williams
directed by Ian Malcolm
Wed., April 11, 8:00 p.m.
Ottawa Little Theatre
Above: Michael Gourgon accepts the City of Pembroke Trophy for sound design. Below: Brenda Walsh (left) and Penny Nash with the John L. Walley Award for Best Costuming. 
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At the Eastern Ontario Drama League Full-Length Play Festival in Ottawa April 10-15, Domino Theatre's production of A Streetcar Named Desire won the following awards:
The City of Pembroke Trophy (Adjudicator's Award) to Michael Gourgon for sound design
The John L. Walley Award for Best Costuming to Penny Nash and Brenda Walsh
The production also received these nominations:
Reece Presley (Stanley Kowalski) was nominated for the Leonard Beaulne Memorial Trophy for Best Actor in a Major Role
Annette Huton (Blanche DuBois) was nominated for the Leonard Beaulne Memorial Trophy for Best Actress in a Major Role
Hannah Smith (Stella Kowalski) was nominated for the Margaret White Award for Acting Excellence
Bryan MacDonald (Mitch) was nominated for the Bancroft Theatre Guild Award for Acting Excellence
Amanda Edwards-Brown (Eunice Hubbell) was nominated for the Ron Hazelgrove Award for Best Cameo Performance
Liam McConnell-Radford (Young Collector) was nominated for the Therese May Memorial Award for Outstanding Student Contribution
Rick Taylor was nominated for an adjudicator's award for stage management
A Streetcar Named Desire was nominated for the Deep River Players Award for Best Visual Presentation
Streetcar was also nominated for the Peterborough Theatre Guild Award for Best Use of Speech
The Play
The New Domino
 The front entrance to the new Domino Theatre in the former Harold Harvey Arena at 52 Church St. |
The new Domino Theatre is now open in the old Harold Harvey Arena, now the Harold Harvey Centre. Finishing touches are still under way. Our 59th season opened on January 18th and runs until June, consisting of five plays. We'll return to our usual seven-play, September-to-June season this fall.
Fundraising continues. Some costs have gone up — such is the way of this type of build — and there are many finishing touches to be put on our new home.
We are continuing to receive donations and are thrilled at the support of over 400 people and foundations who have sent in donations and/or attended a fundraising event.
Find out how you can help | Construction Update
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
59th Season
Since its unusual beginning between feature films at the old Odeon Theatre, Domino has grown to a full seven-play winter season. Each season offers an appealing mix of drama, comedy and mystery from the Canadian and world stages.
Domino is truly a "community" theatre. People from all walks of life pool their skills to present productions of a consistently high calibre. As a member of the Eastern Ontario Drama League and Theatre Ontario, Domino is actively involved in the Ontario amateur theatre community and has acted as host to several annual festivals. Many Domino people and productions have been recognized for their excellence at the regional and provincial levels.
With a Board of Directors elected by the membership, and with advertised auditions open to all, Domino welcomes the participation of interested volunteers both on stage and behind the scenes.
The Lounge Gallery
Domino Theatre has launched a new program. We will be displaying original artwork by local artists in the theatre lounge throughout our regular season. For more information and to apply click here.
The Domino Affair
Order the book on Domino's first 50 years here.
We Need Props
Actually not right now. We are still moving into our new theatre and sorting out everything that has been in storage. We'll put our updated wish list back up soon.
DOMINO THEATRE
IS A REGISTERED CHARITY
Donations to Domino can be sent to:
Domino Theatre
P.O. Box 884
Kingston, ON K7L 4X8
Tax receipts will be issued on request.
Fundraising Info
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