Tonight’s Backstage Pass is about a radio play within a play, based on a novel… it sounds hard to follow, but the real confusion comes from an audience reaction in 1938.
NTV’s Amanda Mews has details on the latest production from the St. John’s Players.
‘Whaddya Call It? Productions’ is a unique community theatre company, based in St. John’s. It was created by a high school drama teacher as a way for aspiring actors and stage hands to build up a resume before heading into the real world.
In tonight’s Backstage Pass, we have a sneak peek of their latest play, a spooky comedy set to be staged just in time, for Halloween.
Award-winning poet and author Michael Crummey released his latest historical novel this week. “The Adversary” takes place a couple hundred years ago in a Newfoundland fishing village.
The Majestic Theatre in downtown St. John’s is set to open Friday with Terra Bruce Productions staging a brand new musical. NTV’s Amanda Mews has the Backstage Pass to the completely renovated space, and a sneak peak of the new show.
A local legend is keeping his music alive, Eddie Coffey has been singing music about this province since he was just a teenager, and now after 6 decades, he’s still releasing new music. NTV’s Becky Daley has this story.
“The Missus Downstairs” is a local television series, following the unlikely friendship between a man and his nosy downstairs neighbour.
Written and performed by Dave Sullivan and Mary Walsh, the comedy has two seasons under it’s belt, and the cast want to thank fans for their loyalty, with a special appreciation night. NTV’s Amanda Mews has the Backstage Pass.
The Tuckamore Festival is now underway in St. John’s. NTV’s Amanda Mews brings us The Backstage Pass on the role young artists play in the popular chamber music festival.
