ABOUT THE PLAY
Socialite and novelist Charles Condomine invites an eccentric medium to his house to conduct a séance, hoping to gather material for his next book — but they accidentally conjure the ghost of his temperamental first wife, Elvira. As personalities clash, Charles’ current wife, Ruth, is accidentally killed. She “passes over” and joins Elvira, allowing the two “blithe spirits” to haunt Charles.
NOVEMBER 18TH - 21ST, 2026
OUR Cast
Charles Condomine - Marc Beaudette
Ruth Condomine - Sandra Forsell
Elvira Condomine - Isabella Buratti
Madame Arcati - Carol McLean
Dr. George Bradman - Steve Ancic
Mrs. Voilet Bradman - Penny Gribbon
Edith - Ada Crowder
JOIN US FOR DINNER THEATRE!
Dinner & Show $85 • Show Only $40
DINNER FAMILY STYLE
Fresh bread, mixed greens, cheese ravioli in homemade red sauce, roasted chicken, Italian season potatoes, green beans with apple blossom for dessert with coffee and tea.
Doors Open: 5:45 pm
Dinner: 6:15 pm
Show-Only arrive by 7:45
Show: 8:00 pm
Tables of 10
ALL PERFORMANCES AT
Quattro Hotel & Conference Centre • 229 Great Northern Road, Sault Ste. Marie, ON
upcoming shows
Algoma Repertory Theatre's
first co-production with
Sault Theatre Workshop
It's a Wonderful Life:
a Radio Play adpted by Joe Landry
“It’s a Wonderful Life: A Radio Play”is based on the classic holiday movie.
George Bailey is a generous and well-meaning man who has become too downcast and tired to continue to live. With the help of a loveable angel, George is shown what life would be like if he was never born. It captures the true heart and spirit of the holidays.
ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST
Based on Ken Kesey's Novel
Adapted by Dale Wasserman
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is a powerful drama set in a mental institution where the rebellious and charismatic Randle P. McMurphy challenges the strict authority of Nurse Ratched. Through humor, defiance, and friendship, McMurphy inspires the patients to regain their sense of individuality and self-worth. As the struggle between McMurphy and Nurse Ratched intensifies, the play explores themes of freedom, conformity, power, and the human spirit. The story builds to a tragic but moving conclusion that highlights the cost of resistance and the importance of personal dignity.
121 PITTSBURG AVE: THE studio theatre
Our
Story
As of May 15, 2026, Algoma Repertory Theatre (ART) has joined Sault Theatre Workshop (STW) in a 50/50 partnership, to co-own their theatre space at 121 Pittsburgh Ave.
The theatre space offers a fixed stage with technical lighting and sound capabilities. Floor space can be configured flexibly for dining, cabaret-style theatre, or standard theatre seating - hosting audiences of 100-150. The space is available for rental to groups looking for rehearsal, performance or event space at reasonable rates, with a particular focus on providing an affordable venue option to the local arts community. Rental proceeds are planned to be reinvested in facility improvements.
One of the first priorities for the two groups is improving wheelchair accessibility of the space, to ensure it is community centred and inclusive. The groups will be seeking community and governmental support for these initiatives over the coming months with the hopes of completing these necessary improvements within the next year.
Those who are interested in providing charitable support for this initiative are welcomed to contact the Sault Theatre Workshop directly.
