A brilliant, romantic, and historical dream play set during the First World War tells the story of Mary’s first love.  From the blossoming of their relationship on the vast Alberta Prairies to the bloody battlefields of France’s Moreuil Wood, the story captures a time of innocence and courage with rare sensitivity and beauty. Mary’s Wedding is an epic, unforgettable story of love, hope, and survival.

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“The power of this theatrical experience comes from its elliptical storytelling and the amazing melding of naturalism with magical theatricality”

READ THE REVIEW – Craig Thorton, WWNY

“A passionate and emotional theatre experience of award winning performances, ‘Mary’s Wedding’ is not to be missed.”

READ THE REVIEW – Joe Szekeres, Our Theatre Voice

“Intensely emotional. A bitter-sweet, gentle ache of a play about love and war.”

READ THE REVIEW – Lynn Slotkin, The Slotkin Letter

“…brings thunderstorms and shellfire to awe-striking life, drawing out poignant parallels in the script and enhancing the uncanny elements of the dreamlike storytelling.”

READ THE REVIEW – Kingston Whig Standard