
Drinking Alone
Directed by Peter
Graham
Produced by Frank
Roy
A great run and one of our biggest sellers ever. This show really caught the audience's mood and their response was an instant prolonged standing "O" at each performance.
With Juli Heney, Raynee Doner, Ken Eccles, Robert Del Grande.

Eight to the Bar
Directed by Janice Jacklin
One of our hardest working casts ever, and a show which
continued the new Studio Theatre tradition of the
spontaneous prolonged standing "O". Although numbers were hampered by
the one weekend run, the show was a hit.
Cast: Joe Laxton, Laurie Reesor, Joanna McAuley, Chris Sleeth

Natalie Klymko, Garry Welsh
The Hand that Cradles the Rock
February 2003
Directed by David Bird
We proved once again that good comedy and a little hint
of naughty sells. Helped a lot by a terrific cast and a
great set, as well as good direction. One of our best
sellers ever. Cast: Natalie Klymko, Garry Welsh, Barb Guthrie, Steve Whitaker

Elizabeth Stienberg, Rob Umpherson, Janice Jacklin, Jeremy Dutton
It's A Great Life
March 2003
This collaborative semi-improv'd show proved to be a real gut-buster, with some of the biggest laughs we've ever heard. As one reviewer said, "If the Air Farce was this funny, I'd be glued to the CBC every week."

Kathie Reid, Ian Doig
The Good Doctor
April 2003
Directed by Joe Laxton
A very entertaining, very exciting and very different evening at theatre. Unfortunately, in Perth, "different" means that the audience will stay home, and they did. They missed a gorgeous, moving and very funny play.

Todd Stace, Greg Jackson
The Wolf
A melodrama from the archives of
Perth’s
Marks
Brothers Dramatic Company
our effort to revive the Marks plays.

Chris Sleeth as Benedick
Natalie Klymko as Beatrice
Much Ado About Nothing
by William Shakespeare

Brant Daniluk, Todd Stace
The Tyranny of Tears
A comedy from the archives of
Perth’s
Marks
Brothers Dramatic Company
August 2003
and put it on our stage.
We compared it to Oscar Wilde prior to opening, and
audiences have concurred with us. This was a fine capper to
our first summer of
Marks Brothers shows.