The Birds and the bees
by Mark Crawford
February 12 – 21; Yates Theatre
A laugh-out-loud Canadian comedy about a mother and her adult daughter juggling love, life, and second chances—all under one chaotic farmhouse roof. Along the way, they uncover family secrets, surprise romances, and stumble through some hilariously awkward lessons about the birds and the bees. With sharp humor and plenty of heart, t’s a feel-good story about fresh starts and the messy magic of connection.
Organizer
New West Theatre Society is a non-profit arts organization, registered charity and affiliate member of the Professional Association of Canadian Theatres. Founded in April of 1990 by Brian Parkinson, the organization began with a single summer Music-Comedy Revue but expanded to a full season of varied theatrical productions by the time he retired in April of 2008. New West Theatre is the largest single user of the Genevieve E. Yates Memorial Centre using both the 488-seat proscenium and the 180-seat black box theatre.
With a mandate of producing a diverse range of theatrical productions for Southern Albertan audiences, New West Theatre has brought to the stage American classics, Broadway musicals, contemporary Canadian theatre, Theatre for Young Audiences and original creations. In addition to our regular season we offer educational programming to young people through our Summer Theatre Camps, Theatre School and in-school residencies.
Annually we sell between 18,000 and 22,000 tickets to approximately 100 performances. Patrons attend from across the region and beyond. New West Theatre passionately supports local professionals and hires artists from Southern Alberta, as well as professionals from across the country.
