Bob the Stage Manager has lost the script—but the show must go on!

In Molly’s Musical Adventure, you don’t just watch the show… you help steer it! Join Molly on a hilarious, interactive choose-your-own-adventure quest to track down the missing pages. You’ll pick her route, meet a cast of unforgettable characters (each with their own quirky problems and heartfelt stories), and sing along to the pop hits you love—all wrapped up in Molly’s signature laughs and big-stage charm.

A feel-good favorite for families and all ages, this crowd-pleaser has delighted audiences at state fairs, outdoor arts festivals, and theatres. Expect giggles, surprises, and a few sneakily sweet life lessons along the way.

Bonus: every ticket includes access to a free downloadable activity book to keep the adventure going after the show.

Recommended for ages 12+

Big Fun. Big Vocals. Bigger Laughs.

Molly’s Comedy Cabaret is a hilarious musical comedy cocktail of pop, rock, and Broadway favourites—served with a splash of camp and a whole lot of charm. Featuring powerhouse vocals, cheeky storytelling, and big laugh-out-loud moments, Molly’s Comedy Cabaret is the perfect night out for music lovers who like their hits with a twist.

Bellingham Theatre Guild SATELLITES presents 5 Micro Plays Near the End and Building Self-Esteem: Two Plays by Sean Walbeck at the New Prospect Theatre on March 19 and 20 at 7:30 pm.  5 Micro Plays Near the End focuses on that funny little thing called death and what happens on either side of it, whether it’s retirement home proms, water park mischief, hospital game play, communicating a final memory, or learning how to eulogize. Local playwright Sean Walbeck plums the depths in tight little vignettes, from the ridiculous to the sublime. In Building Self-Esteem, a fraught librarian risks psychological help from a dodgy internet website with unexpected and challenging results. This play is a rollicking joyride of personal growth and torment that puts the epi-pen in epiphanies. Walbeck’s short plays are directed by award-winning director Shawn Fuller, performed by talented local actors, and contain adult language and situations. 

In celebration of World Puppetry Day join us for a Children’s Puppet Slam designed to entertain the whole family. The roughly hour long program will feature a variety of puppetry styles, stories and fables. 

Perhaps you were clustered around your radio years ago listening to the programming that caused mass confusion and fears about a Martian invasion? Or perhaps you were not witness to this real-life event that had thousands of people fleeing their homes scared they would be killed by heat rays and aliens. Come and relive the iconic radio program The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells from 1938 in a live radio show complete with sound effects. You can be part of a live audience revisiting this harrowing event at the New Prospect Theatre March 21 and 22. 

Rome. 44 BCE.

Rome has been a republic for almost 500 years. Now struggles for power have led to civil war.

The Senate has given Caesar vast powers in hopes of restoring stability.

How much more power does Caesar hunger for?

How much will the Senate concede to him? And, what do the People want?

The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is a drama of People, Politics and Power that resonates today as

it has in every age since Shakespeare first penned it.

Produced by Lorraine Wilde and directed by David Huss.

Cast: Audrey Henderson, Jennie Olson-Six, Beth Tyne, Peach Ingridsdotter, Annie Loggins,

Megan Gillespie, Hazel Van Buskirk, Laura Engels, Robin Lynn Kagan, Lorraine Wilde, Kaitlyn, Mahre, Carolyn Hatch, Maia Newell-Large, Natalie Finander, Courtney Howe.