By Roy Teed

Director Blair Scott | Producer Sue Popesku

Comedy erupts in the locker room when, 30 years after winning the championship games of the Nestor Cup three times, four hockey players reunite to take on the much younger competitors in a charity match. The locker room is the scene for the unexpected as well as the usual pre-game banter. The on-going interview with Samantha brings out best in the old-timers and they discover they have not changed very much over the years.

The Good Game will be on stage at the North Peace Cultural Centre February 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 2012 at 7:30 pm.  Tickets are available from the Cultural Centre box office, by phone at (250) 785-1992 and online.  Adults $25, Students & Seniors $20 and Children $15.

Featuring “FASHION AND FORM WITH FILM”

See the Academy Awards on the big screen at On the Rocks Pub and Nightclub as they are happening in Hollywood. A showcase of Fashions and Forms made from recycled movie film is a special feature of this year's Oscar Night. Spontaneous Combustion Improv actors along with musicians and more will perform. Door prizes and awards complete this evening of entertainment.

Oscar Night on the Big Screen will be at On The Rocks Nightclub on February 26, 2012.  Tickets are available from the North Peace Cultural Centre box office, by phone at (250) 785-1992 and online. All seats $15.  This is a 19+ event.

By Michael Melski
Director Clarice Eckford | Producer Dave Truscott

Two single parents Donna and Teddy engage in the courtship game while cheering their 8 year old children on at the hockey rink. Teddy is a voluble extrovert who encourages his son's losing team to hit first and think later, and he coaches Troy from the stands to be the “enforcer.” Donna, shell-shocked from a violent marriage, is appalled by the physical violence on the ice. This romantic comedy takes a serious look at violence in the hockey rink.

Hockey Mom, Hockey Dad will be on stage at the North Peace Cultural Centre April 26, 27, 28, 2012 at 7:30.  Tickets are available from the box office, by phone at (250) 785-1992 and online.  Adults $25, Students & Seniors $20 and Children $15.

By Ariel Dorfman
Director Rob Laventure | Producer Pam Laventure

Paulina, a political activist, is convinced that her unexpected guest, and agent for the government, Dr. Miranda, is the sadistic man who once brutally tortured her. She takes him captive to determine the truth. She is torn between her psychological repressions and vivid memories of the event. Paulina's husband is torn between his wife and the law, and Dr. Miranda is forced to endure captivity while husband and wife seek out the uncertain truth about the clouded past. This dramatic play is extremely intense and emotional with the characters unrepentant and believing the perceived verdict of guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The truth however, lies in the balance.

Death and the Maiden will be on stage at the North Peace Cultural Centre May 3, 4, 5, 2012 at 7:30 pm Tickets are available from the box office, by phone at (250) 785-1992 and online.  Adults $25, Students & Seniors $20 and Children $15