Promise Productions

Looking for a way to warm up this week? Our Artistic Director, Ellen Chorley has written a new play called Everybody Loves Robbie – Northern Light Theatre playing until January 25 that is sure to make you laugh and warm your heart! (This play's for ADULTS ONLY though)!

PRINCESS CONFIDENTIAL: FORTRESS FALLS
4 Stars- EDMONTON JOURNAL

"The third entry in the series of children’s plays by Ellen Chorley stands strongly next to the others, as both Simon (Neil Kuefler) and Abigail (Merran Carr-Wiggin) amuse, entertain, and even subtly educate kids while also keeping the attention of the adults in attendance."

http://edmontonjournal.com/entertainment/local-arts/fringe-review-princess-confidential-fortress-falls

Fringe review: Princess Confidential Fortress Falls Princess Confidential: Fortress Falls, 4 stars out of 5, Stage 11, Studio

PRINCESS CONFIDENTIAL: FORTRESS FALLS
5 Stars- VUE WEEKLY
"Princess Confidential: Fortress Jones is an phenomenal acting performance, jumping seamlessly between multiple characters and storylines without missing a beat or confusing the audience."
http://www.edmontonfringe.ca/play/princess-confidential-fortress-falls/

Princess Confidential: Fortress Falls | Edmonton Fringe.ca

If you like Promise Productions, check out our other Fringe show playing daily at the KidFringe Tent. It’s historical, funny, interactive, free and suitable for all ages!

The Poorest Traveling Chautauqua in the Canadian Prairies
by Ellen Chorley
performed by Pete Morley and Ellen Chorley

It's the summer of 1934 and the town of Skiff, Alberta is down on its luck. The Depression is in full swing and nobody has two cents to rub together. Enter the Calvin Keller and the Poorest Travelling Chautauqua in the Canadian Prairies. What's a Chautauqua, you ask? It's a travelling show with a big tent with a lectures, music, dancing and story-telling! Only problem is, Calvin doesn't have a tent. Or lectures. Or musicians. Or a dance floor. Can Calvin overcome the odds and give the town of Skiff the best night of the summer? An interactive and fun historical play.

KidsFringe Tent on the Fringe Site

Friday August 18 at 2 pm
Saturday, August 19 at 11am
Sunday, August 20 at noon
Monday, August 21 at 5 pm
Tuesday, August 22 at 5 pm
Wednesday August 23 at 2 pm
Thursday, August 24 at 2pm
Friday, August 25 at 3 pm
Saturday, August 26 at 11 am
Sunday, August 27 at 2 pm

HURRY! Tickets are now ON SALE!

Promise Productions is thrilled to announce that we will be presenting the world premiere of the third instalment of PRINCESS CONFIDENTIAL at the Edmonton Fringe Theatre Festival in August. This final chapter of the story is an unmissable play for families, fairy tales lovers and crime fans alike! (And you don't have to see the first two plays to enjoy it!)

Photos and design by Dave DeGagné and Brad Gibbons of dbphotographics.ca

For more information on Princess Confidential: Fortress Falls please visit www.fringetheatre.ca

Promise Productions is thrilled to announce that we will be presenting the world premiere of the third instalment of PRINCESS CONFIDENTIAL at the Edmonton Fringe Theatre Festival in August. This final chapter of the story is an unmissable play for families, fairy tales lovers and film noir fans alike! (And you don't have to see the first two plays to enjoy it!)

Photos and design by Dave DeGagné and Brad Gibbons Company of dbphotographics.ca

For more information on Princess Confidential: Fortress Falls please visit www.fringetheatre.ca

Promise Productions is thrilled to announce that we will be presenting the world premiere of the third instalment of PRINCESS CONFIDENTIAL at the Edmonton Fringe Theatre Festival in August. This final chapter of the story is a must-see play for families, fairy tales lovers and film noir fans alike! (And you don't have to see the first two plays to enjoy it!)

Photos and design by Dave DeGagné and Brad Gibbons Company of dbphotographics.ca

For more information on Princess Confidential: Fortress Falls please visit www.fringetheatre.ca

Happy World Theatre Day from Promise Productions!

Promise Productions presents
PRINCESS CONFIDENTIAL: FAMILIAR MELODY by Ellen Chorley
at the Edmonton International Fringe Festival 2015

Armed with only a book of fairy tales. Princess Abigail and Detective Simon set out to find the missing Melody Merchant. From the Sterling Award winning Promise Productions, this film noir fairy tale is sure to thrill- and you don’t need to have seen part one to catch this caper!

featuring Merran Carr-Wiggin and Neil Kuefler
photos by Dave DeGagne and Brad Gibbons of dbprohotogaphics.ca

Promise Productions would like to wish the warmest and happiest birthday to one of our chief collaborators- Merran Carr-Wiggin (Princess Abigail Goode in PRINCESS CONFIDENTIAL). Happy Birthday Merran! xo

Promise Productions presents
PRINCESS CONFIDENTIAL: FAMILIAR MELODY by Ellen Chorley
at the Edmonton International Fringe Festival 2015

Armed with only a book of fairy tales. Princess Abigail and Detective Simon set out to find the missing Melody Merchant. From the Sterling Award winning Promise Productions, this film noir fairy tale is sure to thrill- and you don’t need to have seen part one to catch this caper!

featuring Merran Carr-Wiggin and Neil Kuefler
photos by Dave DeGagne and Brad Gibbons of dbprohotogaphics.ca

Best Friends Club! TEAM PROMISE PRODUCTIONS is ready to compete at Northern Light Theatre's Battle for the Limelight!

Promise Productions' Founder/ Artistic Director/ Playwright-in-Residence Ellen Chorley has an exciting project coming up for the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival this August!

Ellen is starring in the world premiere of a one-person play called "TRAIL AND ERROR" by Edmonton playwright Linda Wood Edwards. A true story based on Linda Wood Edward's experience hiking the historic Chilkoot Trail, TRAIL AND ERROR is a hilarious story of adventure and discovery in Canada's north with some major bumps along the way (spoiler alert: she wears the wrong size boots).

Northern Sabbatical Productions presents
the world premiere of
TRAIL AND ERROR by Linda Wood Edwards
directed by David Cheoros

photos by Dave McQueen, McQueen Photography

TICKETS AND INFORMATION
www.fringetheatre.ca
http://northernsabbatical.com/

PARENTS: "Trail and Error" does feature a few choice "adult" words, but other than the occasional cuss, the content of the play is managable for older children or young teens and doesn't really have anything else offensive in it (unless you find camping, hiking, outhouses, or one woman shows offensive.)