SJTC RESPONSE TO COVID-19

SJTC COVID-19 Program Adjustments & office closure:

We recognize these are challenging times for our customers, volunteers and supporters. There is much uncertainty, and the situation is changing rapidly around Canada’s response to the COVID-19 Coronavirus, and as such effective today (March 18, 2020) we have closed our office to walk-in customer traffic. COVID-19 Program Adjustments:

Driving Miss Daisy, originally scheduled March 25-28, 2020 will be rescheduled to March of 2021. Imperial Theatre will reach out to existing ticket holders regarding re-scheduling or refunds in the coming days.
Cottagers & Indians, originally scheduled for April 7-11, 2020 cancelled (possible reschedule – date tba).
The Wolves, originally scheduled May 7-8 at the Irving Oil Field House will be postponed until early October 2020. SJTC will reach out to existing ticket holders regarding re-scheduling or refunds in the coming days.
Mary Poppins, originally scheduled for May 20-23, 2020 will be re-scheduled to November of 2020. Imperial Theatre will reach out to existing ticket holders regarding re-scheduling or refunds in the coming days.

The SJTC continues to work on logistics that impact ticket holders, donors, sponsors and advertisers.  The SJTC will post updates on its website and social media platforms as developments with the coronavirus COVID-19 situation progress.

DRIVING MISS DAISY

NOTE: date change due to COVID-19. March 2021 – exact dates tba. A touching story with a message that friendship and caring can surmount creed, colour and race. Featuring Walter Borden as Hoke and Jenny Munday as Miss Daisy. Directed by Stephen Tobias.

THE WOLVES

NOTE: date change due to COVID-19. To be rescheduled to Oct 2020 – exact dates tba. A portrait of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for nine girls who just want to score some goals. An Atlantic Repertory Production. Written by Sarah DeLappe. Directed by Laura Vingoe-Cram. ARC Tickets | 506-652-7582 ext 236.