Innisfail Town Theater
Welcome to Innisfail Town Theater, where we’ve been bringing quality live community theatre to our patrons for over 40 years! Since our founding in 1979, we’ve staged over 80 plays and have become an integral part of the Town of Innisfail and surrounding communities.
Our mission is to provide enjoyable and entertaining live theater experiences for our audience members, while also providing a fun, creative outlet for our members. We believe that community theatre is an essential part of our community’s cultural life, and we strive to produce high-quality productions that reflect the unique perspectives of our members and our audiences.
As an audience member, attending live theater is a chance to be transported to another world, and experience the power of human connection in a unique and unforgettable way. So whether you’re a theater aficionado or a newcomer to the world of live performance, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in the wonderful world of live theater.
We produce two plays per year, one in late fall and the other in the spring, featuring both general and dinner theater performances. Our productions are made possible by the hard work and dedication of our volunteers, who have contributed their time and talents to many roles both on and off the stage. We are a non-profit organization, and we rely on the generosity of our patrons and sponsors to help us continue to produce quality theatre.
Auditions for Calendar Girls
We are excited to announce our spring production of Calendar Girls by Tim Firth and directed by Norma Hoppins and Jacqui Renwick.
Auditions for both men and women roles will be held December 16 & 17 at 6:30 at Ol Moose Hall.
To discuss an audition or any questions please contact Jacqui at jacqui.renwick74@gmail.com
Upcoming Production
Calendar Girls by Tim Firth
Based on a true story, Calendar Girls by Tim Firth follows a group of Women’s Institute members in a small Yorkshire village who come together to raise money for a local hospital after one member’s husband dies of leukaemia. Their bold idea to create an alternative charity calendar — tastefully nude while doing everyday WI activities — captures unexpected media attention and becomes a global sensation. Warm, witty, and deeply moving, the play celebrates friendship, resilience, and the extraordinary things ordinary women can achieve together.