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Theatre Under the Stars (Vancouver)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

For other uses, see Theatre Under the Stars (disambiguation).

Theatre Under The Stars Musical Society
Formation1940
TypeTheatre group
PurposeMusical theatre
Location
Websitetuts.ca

Theatre Under The Stars, commonly referred to as TUTS, is a not-for-profit charitable organization and one of the largest musical theatre companies in Vancouver. It is officially operated by the Theatre Under The Stars Musical Society, and presents two full length musicals during the summer season at Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park. In addition, the company participates in other park activities in association with the Vancouver Park Board such as their annual Sing-A-Long. The society also operates the Malkin Bowl venue and routinely rents it to Live Nation Entertainment for the summer concert series.

History

2013 TUTS production at Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park

In 1934 the Vancouver Park Board used funds from former Mayor W.H. Malkin to build an outdoor band shell for summer concerts and orchestra music in his wife's memory. This became known as the Malkin Bowl.

Vancouver Civic Theatre Society was founded in 1940 under the auspices of the Vancouver Park Board by the board superintendent A.S. Wootten, the conductor Basil Horsfall, and the actor E.V. Young, with advice from Gordon Hilker, to provide entertainment in Stanley Park.[1] Theatre Under the Stars officially opened on 6 August 1940.

Concert at Malkin Bowl

Theatre Under The Stars Society had its last season in 1963. Then in 1969 a new theatre company, Theatre in the Park, began presenting two musicals a season. The company renamed itself to Theatre Under the Stars in 1980.

In 1982 a fire destroyed part of Malkin Bowl but the company was able to survive and rebuild the damaged outdoor theatre. The company has filed for bankruptcy twice, once in 1963 and again 2005. Ironically both times during its production of Can-Can. Each time the company took a season and reorganized.

TUTS has worked with independent and large scale promoters such as Live Nation Entertainment to use the Malkin Bowl site for events and music concerts.

List of plays (alphabetical)

Notable alumni

  • Ernest Adams
  • Lucio Agostini
  • Milla Andrew
  • Graeme Andrews
  • Donald Bell
  • Michael Berry
  • Stanley Bligh
  • Drew Borland
  • John Brockington
  • Harold Brown
  • Eleanor Collins
  • Hernando Cortez
  • Cliff Cox
  • Bill Elliott
  • Michael Foster
  • Don Francks
  • David Fryer
  • Beverly Fyfe
  • Don Garrard
  • Audrey Glass
  • Robert Goulet
  • Edgar Hanson
  • James Hibbard
  • Earl Hobson
  • Rosanne Hopkins
  • Basil Horsfall
  • Joanne Hounsell
  • Juliette
  • Tom Kerr
  • Ross Laidley
  • Otto Lowy
  • Grace Macdonald
  • Jerry McDonald
  • Alex McLeod
  • Don McManus
  • Ray Michael
  • David Newman
  • Karl Norman
  • John Payne
  • Betty Phillips
  • Shel Piercy
  • Barney Potts
  • John Pozer
  • Harry Pryce
  • Reg Romero
  • Bob Ross
  • Lorne Scott
  • Norman Slack
  • David Smith
  • Cecilia Smith
  • Sophie Turko

See also

References

  1. ^ Bryan N. S. Gooch (16 December 2013). "Theatre under the Stars". Encyclopedia of Music in Canada. Retrieved 27 August 2019.

External links

This page was last edited on 2 April 2024, at 14:23
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