MCS Theatre

Just before Christmas break, the Junie B cast and crew received a small token to remind them not only of this delightful show, but that they persevered against the odds, were resilient, resourceful and kept God at the forefront the entire time.

These keychain's were custom designed and created by Keane Kehler, a grade 12 student at MCS who has about to embark on his final show. They are engraved with the student's name and role in the show. Thank you Keane!

If you are looking for unique gifts and a custom 3D print will work, please reach out to Keane's mom Becki Kehler on Facebook or talk with him if you are at MCS.

Junie B's Essential Survival Guide to School was an absolute delight and we have the first drop of pictures for you! Unbeknowst to the cast, MCS Theatre alumnus Kristin Breitkreutz was in the house for the matinee and took these amazing shots! For the past 8 years she has been taking photos on film sets and concert stages but she just moved back to Edmonton. She does portrait too!

Check out her work at http://www.kristinbreit.ca and thank you Kristin!

Happy 100th Birthday to the Legend himself! We are excited to honour this milestone in May with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!

That’s a wrap! What a crazy, beautiful day. All the glory is His. Thanks to all who made it out on this cold day!

Memories and moments coming next week!

Are you coming to Junie B? Happen to be at Café Bicyclette today for delicious poutine? Stop by the Box Office starting at 3 pm today and check this out! Perfect chance to grab some Christmas gifts!

Ms. Specht’s Christian studies class is selling beautiful handmade items, and all proceeds support the Adeara Recovery Centre. Thank you for giving with purpose! 💛

We are grateful to La Cité francophone for allowing us this opportunity for a craft sale.

Meet the cast & crew of Junie B.'s Essential Survival Guide to School!

We are so excited to load our show into La Cité francophone today, set some cues and perform it twice for the public! There are still tickets available for the 4 pm show. Head to the link in our bio to grab yours! You can also see the full program there!

Special moment today at McLeod school when this picture was taken shortly after Junie B was done. MCS Theatre alumni Daniel Rogers is a teacher there, but even more significant, when Daniel was in grade 12 he got a head start helping students by supporting another alumni Jaden Lake in his final show. Jaden has autism, Daniel and many other students served as buddies for three years to make musical theatre a part of his experience.

We know that some students and schools experience barriers when it comes to field trips and experiences, which is one of the reasons we started the travelling musical in the first place. Theatre as ministry. Bringing shows to schools, instead of them always coming to us. We are delighted that we have brought this program back.

While we can no longer offer recognition in our print program, we can still recognize sponsors online. If you would like to sponsor this unique program please follow the link in our bio.

Show #2 is at McLeod School! And our very own Junie B. (Hannah Antoniuk) has a personal connection. Her mom is a teacher there!

Want to catch our public shows? Head to the link in the bio to purchase tickets. The 7:30 pm show is sold out, but there is still room in the 4:00 pm one! Perfect for those early-out Thursdays!

First show done, three more to go! This cast continues to persevere and even though we were down 5 cast members today due to illness, they covered the parts and the show went on!

Don’t forgot to grab your tickets for Thursday’s early out matinee. Link in our bio.

Much love to Mrs. Burdett for bringing show week snacks to Mrs. Stein!