These Shining Lives
​A Drama by Melanie Marnich
​Directed by Christine Killing

Based on a true story, These Shining Lives chronicles the strength and determination of women considered expendable in their roles working at the Radium Dial Company. Catherine is determined to share her story – that of survival in its most transcendent sense – and she refuses to allow anyone to keep her silent. She fights for all those who are considered of no value in the face of profit. Although set in the early 1900s, this story has continuing resonance.

The Woman in Black
​A dramatic spine tingler by Stephen Mallatratt and Susan Hill
​Directed by Sue Cook

With the help of an actor, an elderly lawyer exorcises his demons by staging his memory of a terrifying ordeal involving a veiled woman dressed in black. As his story unfolds, memory and performance blur, and both actors and audience are drawn into a world of menace and horror.

Twelfth Night

A Comedy by William Shakespeare​
​Directed by Doug Ironside

Twelfth Night is the very first of Shakespeare’s plays to be presented by Huronia Players. Exciting! Arguably one of his most accessible works, it is most certainly amusing – dare we say: downright funny. Our production, representative of a far-off and exotic land, will be beautiful to look at. And like many of his comedies, this one has many of the usual antics: mistaken identities, a shipwreck, besotted lovers, purposeful miscommunication and unadulterated mischief. Don’t miss it.