Surrey Little Theatre

09/28/2021

Langley Little Theatre is excited to welcome you to the first show of our inaugural season! Tickets are available at www.langleylittletheatre.org/tickets

06/28/2021

Thank you to everyone who came to join us today to say goodbye to Surrey Little Theatre! A special thanks also goes out to Ellie and Rita who created a wonderful trip down memory lane for us to wander through.

06/25/2021

Surrey Little Theatre and Langley Players Drama Club have amalgamated to become Langley Little Theatre! We are excited by this partnership which brings together over 110 years of theatre experience!

The Surrey Little Theatre building has been sold and proceeds from the sale will fund some exciting new upgrades to our home at the Langley Playhouse (4307 200th St, Langley).

This Sunday June 27th from 2pm-4pm, we invite you to Surrey Little Theatre to say a final farewell, have a walk-though, and share some of your favourite theatre stories with us!

Be sure to join us at our new page: www.facebook.com/langleylittletheatre/

03/17/2020

It is with very heavy hearts that we announce we are postponing our upcoming production of Perfect Arrangement.

We will continue to monitor and assess the ongoing situation and will provide updates as soon as info becomes available. Thank you for your understanding and continued support!

02/20/2020

The Late Christopher Bean closes this weekend!

Tickets are still available: http://bit.ly/christopherbean

01/23/2020

Love this article! Make sure to reserve your tickets for "THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN" before they're all sold out!

01/18/2020

Excellent article on our upcoming production of "THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN"! Book your tickets today!

‘The Late Christopher Bean’ is staged at Clayton-area theatre for a month starting Jan. 23

01/15/2020

Due to weather and road conditions, tonight's youth drama classes are cancelled!

01/14/2020

Notice: Auditions for tonight are cancelled due to road conditions. Additional auditions will be held Sun. Jan. 19 at 2:00pm.

01/11/2020

Please note there is a time change for the auditions for Perfect Arrangement this weekend. Sunday Jan. 12th's auditions are now at 2:00pm. Monday the 13th will continue at 7:00pm and we are adding an additional time Sunday Jan. 19th at 2:00pm.

For complete audition details, please check our website at www.surreylittletheatre.com

01/08/2020

Auditions are coming up this weekend for our Spring Show!

Audition Notice: Perfect Arrangement
By Topher Payne, directed by Cathie Young

Audition dates: Jan 12 & 13, 2020; 7:00pm
Callbacks: TBD
Audition info: Cold read from script. No appointment required. This is a non-equity production.

Location: Surrey Little Theatre, 7027 184th St, Surrey

Please pre-submit your resume and headshot to [email protected]

Run: April 23-May 30, 2020. Please note there will be a two week break between May 14th and 27th; during this time there will be a performance at the Fraser Valley Zone Festival, and subsequent rehearsals before the show resumes on the 27th.

Synopsis: 1950. Georgetown, Washington, DC. As the red scare looms large, two State Department employees, Bob and Norma, receive orders to expose moral turpitude within the government. But the coworkers are both gay and have married each other's partners in a picture-perfect facade of mid-century bliss, separated, literally, by a shared closet door. Inspired by true stories of social survival, this bubbly cocktail-party-meets-TV-sitcom simmers into poignant realism as the four mates face exposure and a future more grey than technicolor.

Roles: 4 women, 3 men

Bob Martindale – 30s – 40s. A WWII war veteran, reserved. A bit bookish, but a solid man’s man. Good humoured and well mannered.

Millie Martindale – late 20s – 30s. Bob’s wife. Plays the “ditzy wife” when people are in the house but actually very quick-witted and observant. Smart enough to maintain the act.

Norma Baxter – 30s. The knowing, efficient, classy dame. A secretary at the State Department who could just as easily be Secretary of State. A wise woman who is great with a wise-crack and level-headed in a bind.

Jim Baxter – 20’s – 30s. Norma’s husband. A prankster type, always ready with a comeback. A high school teacher with lots of energy. A little wired, good with a plan.

Theodore Sunderson – 40s – 50s. The boss. Bombastic, loud, a bit overbearing. A patriotic windbag.

Kitty Sunderson – 40s. Ted’s wife. Legitimately ditzy. Her brain seems to work on a totally different wavelength than the rest of the world. Very sweet and very genuine. Just doesn’t quite “get it”.

Barbara Grant – 40s. A formidable opponent. No nonsense, beautiful, brilliant and a little scary.