The Presentation House Theatre

Visiting Mr. Green

A Presentation House Theatre & Chutzpah Festival co-production by Jeff Baron
February 10 - 27 @ 8pm Tues – Sat and 4pm Sat, 2pm on Sun

86 year old widower Mr. Green is almost hit by a car driven by young corporate executive Ross Gardiner. Found guilty of reckless driving, Ross is ordered to spend the next six months making weekly visits to Mr. Green. What starts off as a comedy about two people who resent being in the same room together develops into a gripping and poignant drama, as family secrets are revealed and old wounds are opened.

“One of the most-produced plays in the world”

Speed the Plow

A Whitehorse Theatre Ensemble production by David Mamet
March 3 – 19 @ 8pm Tues – Sat and 4pm Sat, 2pm on Sun

A Beautiful View

Presentation House Theatre presents Ruby Slippers Theatre’s production of A Beautiful  View by Daniel MacIvor
April 4 - 9 @ 8pm Tues – Sat and 4pm Sat

A Beautiful View is a seriocomic trek across the intangibles of love, and about our affinity for re-writing history in its name. Two women, both camping aficionados, meet while shopping for tents. Their connection informs their choices for the next two decades, culminating in a quiet note of tragicomedy.  The production features the acting talents of Diane Brown and Colleen Wheeler, with direction by Daniel McIvor.


“The reason that I go to the theatre is that I hope to have experiences like the one I had at A Beautiful View.”  – Colin Thomas, Georgia Straight

Belle of Amherst

by William Luce
May 10 – 21 @ 8pm Tues – Sat and 4pm Sat, 2pm on Sun

Step into the parlour for tea time with “The Myth”! The Belle of Amherst, the multi-award-winning one-woman play based on the writings and poetry the 19th-century reclusive genius Emily Dickinson will feature Renée Bucciarelli, whose work as a classical actress has enjoyed  past praise from the New York Times. Come find out why charming Miss Dickinson, or “The Myth”, as she was called in her time, continues to be the inspiration of countless  writers, musicians and artists, and is again the subject of  several recently-published books.

“a touching and steadily absorbing evening even to those who know so little about the superb poet” – New York Post