The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee~ A Musical

Get your tickets now for this highly amusing musical featuring an eclectic cast of mid-pubescent competitors played by local adults. While candidly disclosing funny and touching stories from their home life, the tween competitors spell their way through a series of bizarre words hoping to avoid the soul-crushing "ding" of the bell that signals a spelling mistake.

Six spellers enter; one speller leaves!

Complete with audience participation, this award-winning production is inspired by Rachel Sheinkin’s book and energized by a live band featuring William Finn’s musical score.

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The Pine Tree Players is a non-profit that has been bringing community theatre group to Canmore since 1978. They deliver high quality, engaging, and entertaining theatre shows that help develop and support local talent through an inspiring, inclusive and thriving community organization.

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The Pine Tree Players is a non profit that has been bringing community theatre to the Bow Valley since 1978.

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Stage Kiss: A Stage Play Presented by Pine Tree Players

Stage Kiss is a charming tale about what happens when lovers share a stage kiss—or when actors share a real one. Presented by Canmore's community theatre group, the Pine Tree Players, come see the Show Nov. 15th-25th, 2023.

Pine Tree Players Presents: The Canmore Summer Theater Festival

Enjoy theatre in the park, surrounded by the Rocky Mountains this summer! The Pine Tree Players offers 2 unique and entertaining live performances this year, The Emperor’s New Clothes and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. Grab your blankets and chairs and plan for an amazing Summer Theater Festival at the Stan Rogers Memorial Stage in Centennial Park, July 15-17th in Canmore.

Loose Knit by Pine Tree Players is pleased to present Loose Knit by Theresa Rebeck, directed by Lauren Hawkeye

Once a week in the heart of New York City five women gather to knit. As the sweaters pile up, their lives fall apart.

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