Fall 2025 saw a vaudeville-inspired production of Richard O'Brien's "The Rocky Horror Show," which played to sold out houses in fall 2025. Directed by Jeremy Banks and Linda Fisk
"It is incredibly difficult to describe just how much this experience has changed my life..." - performer testimonial
Spring 2025 saw Ray Baltzer in the Samuel Beckett classic "Krapp's Last Tape," for a one-night sold out audience at the Al Whittle. Directed by Jeremy Banks
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Summer Script Readings: "Art" by Yazmina Reza
Join the Wolfville Social Club on August 11th at 6 pm in the Library Pub, in Wolfville, for a casual reading of "Art" by Yasmina Reza. "Art" tells the story of three long-time companions as they confront the meaning of art and friendship.
If you have any questions, would like a PDF of the script, or would like to suggest a script for a future script reading, please contact Emily Dawe at emilydawe0841@gmail.com
Up Next! Ride the Cyclone: Fall 2026
Buckle Up for RIDE THE CYCLONE: A Hilarious, Dark Musical Where a Choir in Limbo Must Sing for Their Lives
November 12, 13, & 14 | Al Whittle Theatre, Wolfville
Wolfville Social Club is at it again, this time with their take on the wild, dark comedy musical, Ride the Cyclone. With music, book, and lyrics by Canadians Brooke Maxwell and Jacob Richmond, RTC opens with six recently deceased members of the St. Cassian Chamber Choir waking up in a surreal carnival purgatory where a mechanical fortune-teller forces them to compete for the ultimate prize: a ticket back to the land of the living. With a stellar score that spans space-age synth-pop, hip-hop, cabaret, and opera, each misfit student must in turn state their case in this genre-defying cult-classic favourite. Come with us on a deeply moving wild ride that is equal parts morbid and meaningful, heart-wrenching and hilarious, to discover what truly makes a life meaningful.
“Behind the bizarre, dark comedy premise of this show lies a deeply heartwarming core,” says show director Jeremy Banks. “It reminds us that no matter what your background or where you come from: that your life is valuable and meaningful and that sometimes simply being kind is enough. Audiences will leave not only being thoroughly entertained, but also with an overwhelming urge to appreciate the present moment.”
Don’t miss Ride the Cyclone at the Al Whittle Theatre in Wolfville, November 12th, 13th and 14th at 7 pm, and November 14th at 2 pm.
Tickets are available at valleyevents.ca
Venue: Al Whittle Theatre, 310 Main St. Wolfville, (under the ACADIA marquee)
Dates: Nov 12, 13 & 14, 7 pm, Nov 14, 2 pm
Link to tickets and prices: valleyevents.ca
We're back! The Rocky Horror Show- On Tour
The Vaudeville-style, Gender-bending production with a Dozen Actors and a Live Band.
October 30th | Kings Theatre, Annapolis Royal
After a sold out run in Wolfville in the Fall of 2025, this high energy, vaudville-style, gender-bending production comes to the King’s Theatre stage on Halloween night, featuring a dozen actors and a live band.
“Audiences are going to fall in love with the chaos, the camp, the music—and hopefully themselves a little, too,” says Linda Levy Fisk, Co-Director.
Premiering 50 years after the 1975 film, this live-stage rock-musical production honours the original’s defiant spirit. Rocky Horror broke taboos around gender, sexuality, and performance—becoming a cult refuge for outsiders and queer communities for generations. Now, in rural Nova Scotia, queer culture continues to evolve and invite everyone to participate, in direct opposition to growing global tensions, making this production more vital than ever.
This rendition of THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW marks the largest live production of the show in the Annapolis Valley’s history. Produced by Jeremy Banks, with an incredible team of talented actors and musicians on stage, and a great backstage team.
“The first time I saw Rocky Horror was in third year university, when I was identifying very differently than who I am today. Being a member of this cast, performing in the town (Wolfville) I found myself in, is a wholesome full circle moment that I’m incredibly excited about”, says performer Adrien Lewis.
“This isn’t just a musical,” says producer Jeremy Banks. “It’s a celebration of difference and a challenge to the norm. In our version, we’re breaking audience expectations even more than the original—featuring a trans performer in a lead role, gender-bending casting, and a renewed focus on joy, risk, and transformation. It’s everything Rocky Horror should be— absolutely unforgettable.”
TICKETS (no tax): www.kingstheatre.ca
Adults: $45
Subsidized: $25
Youth (14-17): $20
Past Work
February 2026 culminated in a festival of short theatre at the Al Whittle
January and February 2026 included a winter of theatre workshops and socials at the Al Whittle Theatre
Fall 2025 saw a vaudeville-inspired production of Richard O'Brien's "The Rocky Horror Show," which played to sold out houses in fall 2025. Directed by Jeremy Banks and Linda Fisk
Spring 2025 saw Ray Baltzer in the Samuel Beckett classic "Krapp's Last Tape," for a one-night sold out audience at the Al Whittle. Directed by Jeremy Banks
Fall 2024 saw different performers every night at A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters." Directed by Jeremy Banks