The UNBC Musical Productions Club will debut its latest production next week.
The production, called ‘No, No Nannette,’ is based on the book by Otto Harbach and Frank Mandel.
“This show is a 1920s comedy musical with a bunch of really fun tap dancing performances, it takes place in two places, it starts off in New York, where three couples find themselves all separately ending up in Atlantic City at the same time,” said Director Rikki Holland.
“There’s also a blackmail subplot, things get a little bit crazy, and it’s just all the antics of them finding themselves in Atlantic City at the same time and trying to keep a lot of secrets from each other.”
The UNBC Musicals Club allows people from outside of the University to get involved as well.
“We do auditions in September, and that’s open to the community, anyone in the community can audition,” Holland explained.
“In September as well, we also have opportunities for people wanting to be involved for crew as well.”
The performances will take place at Theatre NorthWest.
“We love having the UNBC Musical Club here,” said Theatre NorthWest Artistic Producer Marnie Hamagami.
“They’re such fresh, bright energy, it really reminds us at a slow time of year how much fun theatre is and what we all got into it for.”
The performances will happen from March 16th to 19th and from the 23rd to the 26th.
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