04/12/2026
Congratulations to all community members on your success with this show! The notoriety of Moose Jaw theatre continues to grow with shows like this. A special shout out to the Vanier Collegiate students, parents, and alumni and Holy Trinity staff involved in the production. Way to go!!! đźŽ
Notoriously Moose Jaw Wins Top Honours at TheatreFest 2026 🏆 April 11, 2026
Created by two “notoriously unknown” local playwrights, Joan Stumborg and Debbie Burgher, and performed by the Moose Jaw Community Players, Notoriously Moose Jaw, presented by 54 Dental , has taken top honours at TheatreFest 2026 in Regina.
The production competed against theatre groups from across Saskatchewan and was awarded *Winning Entry, the festival’s highest honour, along with five additional awards.
This original production highlights a unique theatrical take on 14 individual stories from the history of Moose Jaw. Through a series of lively vignettes, real historical moments are transformed into funny, moving, emotional, and unforgettable stage stories, featuring some of Moose Jaw’s most notorious characters. A major theatrical undertaking, Notoriously Moose Jaw features a cast and crew of over 30, along with original sets and local talent.
Directed by Debbie Burgher
Set Design by Joan Stumborg
Stage Manager Monique Byers
Awards received at TheatreFest 2026 Regina
Winning Entry
Awarded to the best overall production at the festival.
Excellence in Characterization
Recognizes strong acting and character development.
Best Director
Awarded for outstanding direction and creative vision.
Best Visual Presentation
Recognizes exceptional set, costumes, and overall visual storytelling.
Technical Merit Award
Awarded for excellence in technical production including lighting and sound.
Aspirant Award
Recognizes artistic promise, creativity, and innovation.
Congratulations to the entire cast and crew of over 30 who brought Moose Jaw’s notorious stories to life on stage.
Don’t miss this award-winning production!
Notoriously Moose Jaw takes the stage April 23, 24, and 25 at the Moose Jaw Centre for Arts and Culture, home of the Mae Wilson Theatre
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