Mary’s Wedding
- Previews are Apr. 15-20 | Opening night Apr. 21
- By Stephen Massicotte
- Directed by Brandon Woolley
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When Mary and Charlie unexpectedly find one another sheltering in a barn during a thunderstorm, a tentative love is born. But the year is 1914, and Mary and Charlie must surrender their fates to the uncertainties of their tumultuous times during the First World War. In this award-winning Canadian play, their love story unfolds against the most devastating conflagration of war that the world had yet seen, as the playwright weaves time, dreams and memory together to remind us that the heart is beautifully resilient.
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Playbill:
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Run Time:
Approximately 85 minutes; no intermission.
Note:
Recommended for ages 12 and up. Contains some mature language and battle sound effects. An actor in this production will use one tobacco-free herbal cigarette. Children under 6 are not permitted at any production.
Resource Guide:
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More About This Production
Reviews for "Mary's Wedding"
"This is romance. This is innocence. Don’t overthink it, but do appreciate it while it lasts. It won’t stay this way forever."
Resource Guide for Mary's Wedding: Literary Influences in the Play
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A Conversation with Stephen Massicotte
Production dramaturg Mary Blair spoke with playwright Stephen Massicotte about his play Mary’s Wedding:
Letters From World War I
Explore the world of The Great War through the words of soldiers in historical letters documented by the UK's National Archives.
"Mary's Wedding" Cast and Creative Team
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