The Mail Order Bride

The Mail Order Bride

by Robert Clinton

April 21– March 8, 1998

As spare and as hauntingly beautiful as the prairie landscape that spawned it. - The Citizen
The Mail Order Bride

“During the War, things used to be… Everything was for the last time, and that made it the first time each time.”

Rich with humor and the bittersweet realities of a time gone by, The Mail Order Bride is a vivid, moving and often surprising evocation of the true nature of family and love. Part of Plays in Progress. Winner of 1987/88 Alberta Culture Playwriting Competition.

Playwright: Robert Clinton
Directors: Stephen Heatley and Greg Coltman
Cast: Kent Gallie, Judy Mahbey, David Mann, Weston McMillan, Michael Murdock, Kate Newby and Susan Sneath
Costume Designer: Daniel van Heyst
Set Designer: Morris Ertman
Lighting Designer: Ruth Lysak-Martynkiw
Sound Designer: Michael Becker
Stage Manager: Terri Gillis
Technical Director: Alastair Elliot
House Technician: Geoffrey Jackson


April 21– March 8, 1998

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Opening April 21