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Productions

Our Past Plays

Since 1983, JM Drama has been presenting a wide variety of productions.

1983: The Odd Couple
1984: God’s Favourite
1985: Arsenic and Old Lace
1986: One Act Plays
1987: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
1988: My Fair Lady
1988: Canterbury Tales
1989: Same Time Next Year
1989: Eight to the Bar
1990: Jesus Christ Superstar
1990: You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown
1991: Amadeus
1992: The Return of the Curse of the Mummy’s Revenge
1993: The Royal Cricket of Japan
1993: Little Shop of Horrors
1994: The Fantastiks
1995: Into the Woods
1995: Twelve Angry Jurors
1996: Something’s Afoot
1997: Guys and Dolls
1998: The Mystery of Edwin Drood
1999: The Mind with the Dirty Man
2001: Wait Until Dark
2001: Snoopy
2002: 5 Women Wearing the Same Dress
2002: Wallis
2003: Arsenic & Old Lace
2004: Annie
2005: Radio Mysteries
2006: The Importance of Being Earnest
2008: Urinetown
2009: Sweeney Todd
2010: Cabaret
2011: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
2012: The Producers
2013: All in the Timing
2014: Dracula
2015: The Odd Couple
2016: The Arab-Israeli Cookbook
2016: Rocky Horror
2017: Godspell
2018: You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown
2019: Evita
Productions were paused from 2020 to 2023 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
2025: Harvey

Productions

Posters

1983 The Odd Couple promotional poster with light purple background and dark purple border. Text reads "JM Drama Alumni Offers Neil Simon's 'THE ODD COUPLE'" centered at top. Performance details: "In St. Mary's High School, August 25th, 26th $27th" followed by ticket pricing "Adults $4.00, Students and Senior Citizens $3.50, and Groups of 10 or more $3.00." Additional text includes ticket reservation phone number 576-2758 with hours.
1988 My Fair Lady promotional poster with ornate decorative corner flourishes in brown ink on cream background. Title "My Fair Lady" in elegant script typography at center. Text reads "St. Mary's and St. Jerome's Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe's" at top. Performance information includes "at the Centre in the Square, April 27, 28, 29, 30 at 8:00 p.m., April 30, May 1 at 2:00 p.m." Ticket prices listed as "$11.00, $9.00, $7.00" with note "Groups receive discount." Bottom credits show "directed by Bill Klaus and Mary Boquyer" with production company logos. Silhouette of Victorian-era couple in formal dress at bottom right. Elegant design befitting the show's refined period setting.
1988 Canterbury Tales promotional poster with cream background featuring blue medieval-style decorative tree branches framing left and right sides. Large ornate blue capital letters spelling "Canterbury Tales" in Gothic typeface at center. Subtitle reads "A BAWDY MUSICAL COMEDY." Credits include book by Martin Starkie and Nevill Coghill, music by Richard Hill and John Hawkins, lyrics by Nevill Coghill. Text states "Directed by Bill Bourgeois and Bruce Cameron." Performance dates listed as "Fri: August 19, Sat: August 20, ALL TICKETS $5" and "Fri: August 26, Sat: August 27, ALL TICKETS $5." Venue shown as "KINSEY'S MCCOLMAN PARK PAVILION." Ticket information includes phone number "FOR TICKETS CALL 579-6970" with note "PLEASE BOOK EARLY." Bottom shows Labatt Blue beer logo as sponsor. Medieval manuscript aesthetic with detailed line work.
1989 Same Time Next Year promotional poster with white background featuring red and blue decorative elements. Large calendar grid for April 1989 dominates lower half with dates 1-30 displayed. Title "Same Time Next Year" written in cursive script with decorative hearts. Header text reads "JM Drama Alumni Presents VI Handel's" in red. Performance dates circled on calendar: "Wednesday, April 26, 1989, Thursday, April 27, 1989, Friday, April 28, 1989." Venue information states "Show Directed at High Noon, 100 Duke St. West, Rochester." Additional details: "Doors open: 7:00 p.m., Show begins: 8:00 p.m." Ticket phone number "FOR TICKETS CALL 742-5601." Simple, clean design using calendar motif to emphasize the show's theme of annual reunions over 25 years.
1989 Eight to the Bar promotional poster with white background and bold blue title "EIGHT to the BAR" at top. Subtitle "Book by Stephen Witkin, Music and lyrics by Joey Miller" in smaller text. Line drawing illustration shows two 1940s-era performers: woman in flowing dress and man in military uniform dancing together. Text indicates "Musical Direction by Bill Klaus, Directed by Bruce Cameron." Production credit "J.M. DRAMA ALUMNI'S Kinsey's Theatre in the Park" with additional show information. Performance dates listed as "Public August 18th and 19th Dinner Served at 7:30 PM" and "August 25 and 26th Curtain at 8:00 PM." Ticket phone number "FOR TICKETS CALL 742-5601." Bottom shows Labatt Blue beer logo. Vintage 1940s big band era aesthetic with elegant line art.
1990 Jesus Christ Superstar promotional poster with black background and bold magenta/purple title typography. Large text reads "Jesus Christ, Superstar" in stylized font. Credits state "Music by ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER, Lyrics by TIM RICE, Directed by BILL KLAUS, Musical direction by DAVE MCCOLMAN." Small illustration at left shows simplified figure with raised arms. Performance information: "Wednesday - Thursday, August 15th thru 19th, Billingsley Park Pavilion $10." Additional shows "Friday & Saturday, August 24, 25th and 31st, Sept 1, Billingsley Park Pavilion $12." Ticket hotline "Call 893-4949 or 742-5601." Bottom shows decorative border pattern. Stark, dramatic design emphasizing the rock opera's bold theatrical style. Modern 1990s aesthetic with high contrast.
1990 You're a Good Man Charlie Brown promotional poster with white background and bold cartoon-style design. Top features hand-drawn title treatment reading "A YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN" with playful lettering inside cloud-like shape. Below shows "Book by JOHN GORDON" and "Music & Lyrics by CLARK GESNER" with additional credits. Main visual element is simple line drawing of Snoopy's iconic doghouse with pennant flag on top. Production information: "Presented by TODD KARGES, Directed by Bill Klaus, Musical Direction by Dave McColman." Performance dates extensively listed: "August 10, 11, 12, 17, 1990" at "Victoria Park Pavilion (Schneiders Creek) Kitchener, Ontario" with show time "Adults $6.50, Children $3.50" and "Meal: Aug. 10, 11, 17 Lunch served 12 Noon-1:00, Roast Beef Dinner, Doors Open 5:30 p.m., Dinner 6:00 p.m., Show 7:30 p.m., Children $3.50." Additional shows at other dates with phone "Call 741-0642" for reservations. Bottom shows JM Drama Alumni information. Simple, cheerful design perfectly capturing the Peanuts comic strip aesthetic. Hand-lettered feel and minimalist illustration evoke Charles Schulz's original artwork. Friendly, accessible design appropriate for family-friendly musical.
1991 Amadeus promotional poster with deep blue background and white/cream text. Stylized white script title "Amadeus" at top with decorative flourish. Subtitle "by Peter Shaffer" in smaller text. Production credits: "JM DRAMA ALUMNI PRODUCTION directed by: Bruce Cameron." Performance details: "PERFORMANCES - AUGUST 15-16, 1991 $760.00, AUGUST 22-23-24, 1991 $760.00 [$10.00]." Venue "VICTORIA PARK PAVILION Schneider Creek Area." Additional information about "BAR AND KITCHEN SERVICE AVAILABLE FRIDAY NIGHTS ON SHOW NIGHTS" and "DINNER AT 6PM SHOW AT 8." Bottom states "GENERAL ADMISSION" with JM Drama Alumni logo. Clean, elegant design befitting the classical subject matter of Mozart and Salieri.
1992 The Return of the Curse of the Mummy's Revenge promotional poster with stark black and white design. Large illustration of menacing Egyptian mummy figure in traditional wrappings dominates center, drawn in bold line art style with raised arms in threatening pose. White border frames the image. Title text "THE RETURN OF THE CURSE OF THE MUMMY'S REVENGE" arranged in curved, horror-style lettering at top. Header reads "Roger A. Noel's Unbelievably Stupid Sequel." Credits show "JM DRAMA ALUMNI PRESENTS." Additional text includes playwright "Written and directed by James Rand" and "Music by Joey Miller." Performance information: "In KINCARDINE, August 21st & 22nd, 1992 AT 8:30; In KITCHENER, August 28, 29, & 30th, 1992 AT 8:00." Venue details for Victoria Park Pavilion. Ticket pricing "$5 in Kincardine; $7 per seat in Kitchener" with note "No Reserved Seating." Phone numbers and additional show information at bottom. Playful B-movie horror aesthetic with deliberate camp and comedic intent, parodying classic monster movies. High contrast graphic design typical of 1990s indie theatre posters.
1993 The Royal Cricket of Japan promotional poster with clean white background and minimal design. Large green brushstroke accent across top left corner. Small JM Drama Alumni logo at top. Center features Japanese character (kanji) followed by title "The Royal Cricket of Japan" in elegant serif typography. Credits show "Music and Lyrics by Norman Tush" and "Book by Sidney Berger." Performance dates listed as "August 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21" at "Victoria Park Pavilion Schneiders Creek." Ticket pricing shown as "$5." Simple, restrained design with Asian-influenced aesthetic. Minimalist approach emphasizing elegance and cultural authenticity appropriate to the show's Japanese setting. Green accent provides visual interest while maintaining clean, uncluttered composition.
1994 The Fantastiks promotional poster with dramatic black and white split design. Left half features large full moon against black night sky. Right half shows bright yellow/gold stylized sun with radiating points against white background. Title "The Fantastiks" in elegant script typography curved across the center, bridging day and night imagery. Header text "JM Drama Alumni Presents The Longest Running Musical in the World." Credits show "Book and lyrics by Tom Jones, Music by Harvey Schmidt." Performance dates: "Thursday, January 13, Friday, January 14, Saturday, January 15, 1994, Curtain 8:00 p.m." Venue "KINSEY'S MCCOLMAN PARK PAVILION" with additional show information. Ticket pricing details and contact phone numbers listed. Bottom shows JM Drama Alumni logo and sponsor information "KINSEY-BURNBRAE BLOOMINGDALE" and "NANCY'S MCCOLMAN PARK." Poetic visual metaphor of moon and sun representing the show's themes of romance, dreams, and the cycle of young love. Striking contrast creates memorable theatrical image emphasizing the musical's timeless, magical quality.
1995 Twelve Angry Jurors promotional poster with gray/white background. Dominant image shows figure of Lady Justice (blindfolded woman in classical robes) holding scales of justice in one hand and sword in other hand, rendered in bold black brushstroke style. Title "TWELVE ANGRY JURORS" in large black capital letters below the figure. Performance information listed on right side: "Wednesday, September 6 $7.00; Thursday, September 7 $7.00" followed by additional dates September 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16 with varying prices ($8 and $10). Text includes "JM Alumni Dinner Theatre" and notes "Seating Capacity 10" and "Doors Open: 6:30 p.m.; Dinner 7:00 p.m.; Show: 8:30 p.m." Venue information shows phone number "742-5662" with note "Limited Seating/Call for Information." Bottom displays JM Drama Alumni logo. Stark, serious design befitting courtroom drama. Justice imagery reinforces themes of law, deliberation, and moral responsibility. Monochromatic palette creates sober, contemplative mood appropriate to the show's tense examination of justice system.
1995 Into the Woods promotional poster with cream background elaborately decorated with green illustrated vines, swirls, and botanical elements creating ornate border around all edges. Large purple title "Into the Woods" in bold serif font at center. Credits include "Music and lyrics by STEPHEN SONDHEIM, Book by JAMES LAPINE." Director information and performance details listed in smaller text. Dates shown as "Aug. 3, 4, 5 at 7:30; Aug. 10, 11, 12 at 7:30." Additional show information "Aug. 6 @ 2:00; Benefit show Aug. 2 @ 7:30; Aug. 13 Matinee show @ 2:00." Ticket pricing and contact information at bottom with JM Drama Alumni logo. Intricate fairy tale forest motif with intertwining organic patterns suggesting enchanted woods and classic storybook illustrations. Rich decorative style matching the show's fairy tale mash-up narrative.
1996 Poster for Something's Afoot musical murder mystery by J.M Drama Alumni, featuring silhouette of mansion with lit windows against dark sky. Show tagline reads 'Malice Mayhem Mystery Murder' across top. Performances August 13-17, 1996.
1997 Guys and Dolls promotional poster with white background. Large purple stylized illustration at top shows line-drawn faces of a man and woman in 1950s style. Title "GUYS and DOLLS" in bold purple and orange gradient letters below illustration. Subtitle "Frank Loesser's Musical Fable of Broadway" in script font. Production credits indicate "Based on a story and characters by DAMON RUNYON, Book by JO SWERLING and ABE BURROWS." Performance dates: "Friday, August 8 and Thursday, August 14, Tuesday, August 12 thru Saturday, August 16, 1997." Venue "KINSEY PAVILION, VICTORIA PARK" with curtain time "8:00 PM." Ticket information "For Tickets/Reservations: 578-7570 Ext.2388" and prices listed. JM Drama Alumni logo at bottom. Playful, retro design evoking the golden age of Broadway with bold graphic style.
1998 The Mystery of Edwin Drood promotional poster with cream/beige background and bold pink border. Header text "JM DRAMA PRESENTS" at top. Title composed of two parts: "ONE MYSTERY! 2 SUSPECTS... YOU CHOOSE!" above large text "The Mystery of EDWIN DROOD" with circular medallion design behind "of" containing Victorian-era illustration. Credits "Music, lyrics and book by Rupert Holmes" followed by "Based upon the unfinished novel by CHARLES DICKENS." Performance dates "August 11 to 15" at "Waterloo Stage Theatre." Showtime "8 p.m." Ticket pricing "$12.00" with note "Reserved Seating (519) 741-7469." Director credit "Directed By Martin Lacoste." Bottom shows JM Drama Alumni logo. Victorian theatrical aesthetic with ornate decorative elements. Design emphasizes audience participation aspect where viewers choose the ending, reflected in "YOU CHOOSE!" text. Playful mystery theme with period-appropriate styling.
1999 The Mind with the Dirty Man promotional poster with purple gradient background fading from light at top to dark at bottom. Title text "The MIND with the DIRTY MAN" in white and pink letters centered on poster. Ghosted/faded image of face visible in background. Playwright credit "by Jules Tasca" below title. Production information "Directed by Allan Hoch." Performance dates "August 19, 20, 21, 8:00 P.M." Venue "at Waterloo Stage Theatre, 25 King Street North, Waterloo" with additional show time "Matinee Performance, August 21, 2:00 PM." Ticket information shows phone number "(519) 571-0928" and pricing "Regular $12.00" with note "Limited Season Tickets still Available at Substantial Savings." Simple, bold typographic design with mysterious atmospheric quality suggesting adult comedy themes.
2001 Wait Until Dark promotional poster with dark, moody design. Background shows stormy sunset sky in deep oranges and dark blues. Central image features dramatic photograph of woman in dark clothing lying on ground in defensive or distressed position, illuminated by harsh lighting creating strong shadows. Title "WAIT UNTIL DARK" in large orange capital letters across top of poster. Playwright credit "by FREDERICK KNOTT" below title. Production information shows "Directed by David Potter" and "Produced by Dave Boquette, Directed by Dawn Martin." Performance dates "January 25, 26, 27 & 30, 31" with venue details. Ticket information lists phone numbers and pricing "$13" with note "Student/Senior discount available." Bottom shows multiple sponsor logos. Suspenseful, noir-influenced design emphasizing vulnerability and danger. Dark color palette and dramatic photography create atmosphere of psychological thriller. Lighting and composition suggest the play's themes of blindness, darkness, and terror. Cinematic quality evokes classic Hitchcock-style suspense.
2001 Snoopy promotional poster with white background and bold design. Large black text "SNOOPY!!!" at top with exclamation marks. Below reads "music by THE COMIC STRIP 'Peanuts' by CHARLES M. SCHULZ." Simple line drawing illustration shows Snoopy's iconic red doghouse in profile. Credits include "ULLY CONCEIVED, WRITTEN, DIRECTED and PRODUCED by ARTHUR WHITELAW and MICHAEL L. GRACE." Performance dates "AUGUST 22-25 7:30 P.M." and "AUGUST 26, 2 P.M." with additional show August 24 at 7 PM. Venue "THE REGISTRY THEATRE" with full address "122 Frederick Street, Kitchener Ontario." Ticket information includes phone numbers "579-8774" and "1-800-265-8977" with note "ALL SEATING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SQUARE BOX OFFICE OR AT 579-8774." Bottom shows sponsor logos. Clean, cartoon-inspired design matching Peanuts comic strip aesthetic. Playful and family-friendly.
2002 Wallis promotional poster with art deco influenced design. Peach/coral background with geometric gold frame border. Header text "WORLD PREMIERE • AUGUST 14-17, 2002" in white letters on red band at top. Large title "Wallis" in elegant art deco style script typography at center. Subtitle "A Musical Drama about the Duchess of Windsor" in smaller text. Stylized illustration shows two figures in 1930s formal attire: man in black tuxedo on left, woman in elegant black dress and wide-brimmed hat on right, both rendered in sophisticated silhouette style. Credits list "Book and Lyrics by Ron Cameron, Music by Bruce Cameron." Performance information shows dates "August 14, 15, 16, 17, 2002 • $20 • $18 (Students, Seniors, Members)" with additional show times. Venue "The Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick Street, Kitchener" with ticket phone number. Multiple sponsor logos at bottom. Elegant period design evoking 1930s glamour and the Edward VIII abdication crisis. Art deco styling appropriate to the historical era of Wallis Simpson. Sophisticated visual aesthetic suggests romance, scandal, and royal drama.
2002 Five Women Wearing the Same Dress promotional poster with soft sage green background decorated with delicate botanical illustrations including ivy, ferns, and flowering vines around all edges. Title in elegant teal script reads "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress" centered in middle. Header text "JM Drama Presents" at top. Subtitle "a comedy by Alan Ball, Directed by Allan Hoch" followed by longer descriptive text about five reluctant bridesmaids. Performance information includes dates and JM Drama Alumni logo with company symbols at bottom. Romantic, garden-party aesthetic with natural, organic design elements suggesting wedding theme. Soft, feminine color palette matches the play's subject matter.
2003 Arsenic & Old Lace promotional poster with split design. Left half shows golden yellow background, right half shows purple/lavender. Centre features still life photograph of dark wine bottle with white lace doily draped over surface beside it. Title "Arsenic and Old Lace" in white serif font across middle. Playwright credit "Joseph Kesselring" below title. Header "J.M. Drama proudly presents..." at top. Performance information: "Directed by Hatt and directed by Cheryl Edkins, AUGUST 12 - 16 2003, NIGHTLY AUGUST 15, 16 @ 2." Venue and ticket details at bottom with sponsor logos including Registry Theatre and JM Drama Alumni. Visual metaphor of wine (elderberry wine) and lace elegantly represents the show's dark comedy about sweet elderly sisters who poison lonely men. Sophisticated color blocking creates visual interest while maintaining macabre undertones.
2004 Annie promotional poster featuring large image of young girl with blonde hair, wearing red dress and wide smile, eyes looking upward with hopeful expression. Background shows painted wooden planks. Title "Annie" in large distressed red and white letters at center. Header "J.M. Drama presents" at top. Text includes "Book by Thomas Meehan, Music by Charles Strouse, Lyrics by Martin Charnin" followed by performance dates "Co-Director: Pat Berns and Susan Bowers, Music Director: Martin Lacoste, Choreographer: Tara Leach, August 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 2004 @ 8:00 p.m." Venue "The Registry Theatre" with full address. Ticket pricing information and sponsor logos at bottom including JM Drama Alumni. Bright, optimistic design capturing the orphan Annie's irrepressible spirit and the show's Depression-era setting. Photography emphasizes youth and hope.
2005 Radio Mysteries promotional poster with dark teal/green background. Central image shows vintage radio equipment: large industrial-style wheel or reel mounted on stand with paper script visible. Title "radio MYSTERIES" in stylized blue and tan lettering across middle. Descriptive text explains "A hilarious and riveting live performance of Radio Mysteries that will transport you through time featuring Lucille Fletcher's 'Sorry Wrong Number' and Arch Oboler's 'The Laughing Man.'" Performance dates "Friday, November 11 & Saturday, November 12" with curtain time "8:00 PM" at "The Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick St, Kitchener." Ticket pricing and contact information included. Director credit "Directed by Martin Lacoste." Bottom shows JM Drama Alumni logo. Atmospheric 1940s noir aesthetic evoking golden age of radio drama with vintage equipment and moody lighting. Design suggests mystery, suspense, and theatrical performance.
2006 The Importance of Being Earnest promotional poster featuring dramatic photograph taken from low angle looking up. Shows person in formal Victorian attire including long dark coat, white shirt, and bowler hat, photographed from below against cloudy sky creating imposing silhouette. Title text "The Importance Of Being Earnest" in elegant green serif typography overlaid on image. Header "Oscar Wilde's" at top. Credits include "Director: Peter Schultz" and cast information "With Geoff Hymus, Allan Hoch, Pat Berns, Lena Gott, Jennifer Albrecht, Deborah Hay, Don Rose." Performance dates "August 24-26 2006" and "August 31, September 1, 2 2006" with curtain "8:00 pm" at "Set: Members Students Seniors $12.00, Non-Members $15.00." Venue "The Registry Theatre" with sponsor logos at bottom. Dramatic, sophisticated visual capturing Victorian-era British upper class and the play's themes of identity and social satire. Theatrical photography creates memorable striking image.
2008 Poster for Urinetown: The Musical presented by J.M, designed as vintage postcard with aged paper texture and red border. Title in bold black letters on tan background. August 13-16, 2008 at 8:00 PM.
2009 Sweeny Todd Black-and-white promotional poster reading “SWEENEY TODD.” Below the title, a man in a bowler hat, white shirt, and dark vest looks down while gripping a straight razor, with an ominous shadowy background.
2010 Cabaret Promotional poster for the musical Cabaret. Large yellow marquee-style title “CABARET” sits over red stage curtains. In the foreground, a performer in pale makeup, white gloves, and a fur stole reaches toward the viewer, with two costumed performers posed behind. Text lists: book by Joe Masteroff, music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, and performance dates August 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 2010 at 8:00 pm, with Registry Theatre and ticket details along the left side.
2011 The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Theatre poster for 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee' presented by JM Drama. Pale yellow background with dashed border suggests a notebook page. Large blue bold title text. Right side features cartoon illustration of an anxious young speller with brown hair, wide eyes, and open mouth, with a small bee hovering near their nose, capturing the show's comedic anxiety. Book by Rachel Sheinkin, music and lyrics by William Finn, conceived by Rebecca Feldman, additional material by Jay Reiss. Director: Allan Hoch. Musical Director: Martin Lacoste. Performance dates: August 11-13 and 18-20, 2011, 7:30pm at The Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick Street, Kitchener. Advance ticket prices: $22/$18 (seniors, students and members), $5 (eyeGo). At the door: $25/$20.
2012 The Producers promotional poster with clean white background. Title "THE PRODUCERS" in large bold yellow letters with black outline creating three-dimensional effect, styled like Broadway marquee lettering. Below title shows "a MEL BROOKS musical" in black text. Minimalist design focusing entirely on bold typography without additional imagery. Simple, direct graphic approach emphasizing the show's Broadway showbiz origins and Mel Brooks' iconic branding. The stark design lets the famous title speak for itself, evoking theatre marquees and classic musical comedy posters.
2013 All in the Timing “Theatre poster for ‘All in the Timing: Six One-Act Comedies’ by David Ives. Production dates August 8-10 and 15-17, 2013, all performances at 7:30pm at Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick Street, Kitchener, Ontario. Presented by JM Drama. Design features multiple vintage pocket watches on chains suspended against a white background, visually reinforcing the ‘timing’ theme.
2014 Dracula Poster for “DRACULA the Musical” with a dark, misty green background of bare tree branches. A large silhouette of a couple about to kiss contains the image of a gothic church spire. Text credits music by Frank Wildhorn and book and lyrics by Don Black and Christopher Hampton. Performances are August 7 to 9 and 14 to 16 at 8 pm at The Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick St., Kitchener, with director and musical director names and ticket information along the bottom.
2015 The Odd Couple Theatre poster for ‘The Odd Couple’ by Neil Simon, presented by JM Drama. Vibrant yellow upper background transitions to bright blue lower section. Blue silhouette of New York City skyline features two mismatched shoes cleverly integrated as buildings: a formal lace-up oxford (left) and a casual canvas trainer with white laces (right), representing the clashing personalities of Oscar and Felix. Playwright’s name ‘Neil Simon’s’ appears vertically on the tallest building. Large white title ‘THE ODD COUPLE’ spans bottom. Performance dates: April 23-25, 2015 at 7:30pm at The Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick Street, Kitchener. Director: Don Bourgeois. Producer: Julie Marshall. Designer: Marian Marshall. Ticket prices: Adult $18 ($22 at door), Student/Senior $15 ($20 at door)
2016 The Arab Israeli Cookbook Theatre poster for JM Drama Alumni presents ‘The Arab Israeli Cookbook’ by Robin Soans, May 5-7, 2016, at Registry Theatre, Kitchener. Poster features fresh vegetables divided by barbed wire on parchment background, symbolising the play’s exploration of Middle Eastern conflict through food and culture. Directed by Bruce Cameron. Tickets $18, $15 students/seniors.
2016 Rocky Horror Picture Show Theatre poster for JM Drama presents ‘The Rocky Horror Show’, August 4-6, 11, 13, 2016 at Registry Theatre, Kitchener. Black poster features the show’s iconic red lips logo above dripping horror-style title text. Special late night show August 12 at 10pm. Directed by Allan Hoch. Note: The red lips image is one of the most recognisable icons in musical theatre history, synonymous with Rocky Horror’s cult status and transgressive themes.
2016 Poster for Radio Ridiculous by J.M Drama, showing vintage radio microphone and gramophone illustration on black background. Production runs October 24-26, 2016 at Registry Theatre, 7:30 PM weeknights, 2:00 PM Wednesday matinee.
2017 Godspell Theatre poster for ‘Godspell’ presented by JM Drama. Bold red background with playful white and black outlined title text. Centre features a photograph of the cast (approximately 10 performers) in casual rehearsal clothing, arms linked, caught mid-dance movement against a black backdrop. Performance dates: August 10-12 and 17-19, 2017 at The Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick Street, Kitchener. Curtain at 7:30pm. Director: Jessica Croezen. Choreography: Sebastian Mateus and Natasha Mansell. Music Director: Nicole Simone. Vocal Coach: Martin Lacoste. Ticket prices listed for advance purchase and at the door. Originally conceived and directed by John-Michael Tebelak, music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz.
2018 You’re a good man Charlie Brown Poster for the musical You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. Two people sit with their backs to the viewer on top of Snoopy’s red doghouse against a blue background, dressed as Charlie Brown (yellow shirt with black zigzag) and Snoopy (white shirt with black oval and a dog headpiece with a tail). Show dates are August 9 to 11 and 16 to 18 at 7:30 PM at The Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick St., Kitchener. Ticket prices and JM Drama Alumni credits appear along the bottom.
2019 Evita Theatre poster that is beige textured poster with JMDrama logo at top left and The Registry Theatre logo at top right. Center image is a spray paint style portrait in black and cream with a golden sunburst behind the head on a red and orange background. “EVITA” appears in large distressed letters in orange, yellow, tan, blue, and green. Text lists: August 8 to 10, 15 to 17, 2019; The Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick St., Kitchener, ON N2H 2L9; curtain at 7:30 p.m.; advance and door ticket prices for general and student/senior; EyeGo tickets available; registrytheatre.com and 519-579-8564.
2025 Harvey Theatre poster for “HARVEY,” a Pulitzer Prize winning comedy by Mary Chase. Dark brown background with large white title at top. Performance dates listed: Thursday, July 31; Friday, August 1; Saturday, August 2; Thursday, August 7; Friday, August 8; Saturday, August 9 at 7:30 pm at The Registry Theatre, 122 Frederick Street, Kitchener. Ticket info includes kwtickets.ca, box office phone numbers, and prices ($25 general, $40 generous admission). Bottom left shows a photo of a man in a hat; JMDrama and KW Tickets logos appear near the bottom, with a faint rabbit silhouette in the background.