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Coming This Fall: Dating Games — A Night of Love, Laughter, and Lessons in Directing.

What do five disastrous dates and the next generation of theatre talent have in common?

Dating Games.

This November, Theatre Aezir proudly presents Dating Games by Garth Wingfield — five short plays, each telling a comically terrible first date story gone off the rails. But the real story is happening offstage: this is also a groundbreaking training initiative for emerging directors.

Each play will be helmed by a new voice in theatre, paired with a professional mentor to guide them through the full rehearsal-to-performance process. It’s hands-on, high-stakes, real-world learning — and it’s exactly what our region’s theatre scene needs.

Actors will be cast from the local community and sharpen their skills through workshops in movement, diction, and vocal production. Our creative team of professional stage and design artists will support every moment — from lights up to final bow.

Performances: November 6–16, 2025
Evenings at 8:00pm • Matinees at 4:00pm
First Baptist Church – 568 Richmond Street

General Admission: https://events.humanitix.com/dating-games-bad-dates-good-theatre

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Theatre Aezir offers special discounts for Seniors, Under 30 and Art Workers:
Seniors – use our discount code SENIORS during purchase.
Under 30 – use our discount code UNDER30 during purchase.
Art Workers – use our discount code ARTWORKERS during purchase.

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This is more than a show. It’s a full-spectrum, community-rooted initiative combining mentorship, training, and performance — with a dash of heartbreak comedy.

Dating Games: Where bad dates make great theatre. And the future of stage direction gets its start.

That Summer – July 2025

“It was a wonderful experience – thank you for sharing your passion and talent with us!” – Trevor J.

THAT SUMMER by David French

What a Ride!

As the theatre company without a theatre, turning the Guy Lombardo Pavilion into a theatre was a joyful, inventive, slightly chaotic adventure — and we loved every minute of it. That Summer charmed our audiences, the crickets chimed in right on cue, and even the thunderstorms couldn’t dampen our spirits (though they did force us to cancel a show or two). Thanks to all who joined us, cheered us on, and proved that theatre under the stars is worth the weather risk. We’ll see you again soon, in November, when  we’ll have a roof over our heads!